Into the Sanctum, 1958–1964
Into the Sanctum, 1958–1964
Chapter 4 covers my homesickness at Cornell and my excitement with my courses at the Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations, meeting my future husband, Sam Strober, and the encouragement I get from several Cornell faculty members and from Sam to get a Ph.D. I highlight two devastatingly unsuccessful interviews (for a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship and for admission to Harvard’s economics department), and describe my M.A. program in economics at Tufts. I also explore my unsuccessful efforts to find a comfortable spiritual home within Judaism and to create a loving relationship with my sister Alice.
Keywords: Cornell University, Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, Harvard University, Tufts University, Courtship and Marriage, 1950s and early 1960s
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