Alum's opinion piece

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<p>I forgot that search engines exist… nice reference HC Alum…</p>

<p>[Building</a> for the Arts](<a href=“http://www.haverford.edu/publications/Fall%2006/buildingarts.htm]Building”>http://www.haverford.edu/publications/Fall%2006/buildingarts.htm)</p>

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<p>When he got to Williams, Lewis says he assumed teaching at one highly selective liberal arts college would be pretty much like teaching at another, but he discovered that the cultures of Haverford and Williams were decidedly different, largely owing to their respective heritages.</p>
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<p>“I tried doing exactly what had been done to me at Haverford and Bryn Mawr,” Lewis recalls. “I’d come in to class and say something like ‘Frank Lloyd Wright was a bad architect. Flat roofs leak, so that’s bad architecture.’ Then a student would say, ‘But, Mr. Lewis, is architecture just about keeping the rain out or is it about ideal form?’ When I got to Williams and I said ‘Frank Lloyd Wright is a bad architect,’ the students would just look at me and write it down. I could not push their buttons.” <<<</p>