Document Type
Article
Date
1973
Keywords
Syracuse University, Carnegie Library, academic libraries, Charles Wesley Bennett, von Ranke Library, Dr. John Morrison Reid, George Arents, Ernest S. Bird
Language
English
Disciplines
History | United States History
Description/Abstract
Former Chancellor of Syracuse University, William Tolley, writes about the struggles of the library during the mid-20th century. This article was written amidst the dedication of the Ernest S. Bird Library in 1973. The main virtues needed of an academic administration in the trying times, he believes, is patience, thanksgiving, and the ability to utilize opportunities for learning.
Recommended Citation
Tolley, William Pearson. "Patience, Thanksgiving, and Opportunity for Learning." A Commemorative Issue on the Dedication of the Ernest S. Bird Library. Spec. issue of The Courier 10.4 (1973): 3-8.
Source
local input
Additional Information
Part of a commemorative issue.