Experiences in fraternity house; Experimental College; Rowing team; Job at a dairy company; Decision to earn Ph.D.; Harry Steenbock; Quality of teaching in the Chemistry and Biochemistry departments; Farrington Daniels; John Williams; Emphasis on research in the Chemistry department; Growing interest in the history of science; Creation of the Department of History of Science; Creation of the Integrated Liberal Studies (ILS) program; Enthusiasm of original ILS faculty; Courses; Quality of teaching; Students; Effects of Ford Foundation early entry students on ILS; Teaching assistants; Robert Pooley's success as chairman; Student newspaper; ILS students' involvement in protest movement and effect on ILS; Physical universe course; Joseph Mathews; Teaching assistantship strike; Decline of ILS; AI?s wife.