Author Archives: George Scarlett

When I graduated from college in 1970 with a B.A. in Psychology,  I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do with my degree.  I just knew I was interested in learning more about children.  That fall, I headed to Tufts … Continue reading →

I had always loved babies and little children, even when I was one, myself. In college, I started out specializing in English Literature and Physics, which I loved, but then I found myself excelling at and majoring in Philosophy. After … Continue reading →

I enthusiastically entered as a freshman in the fall of 1954. I believe my tuition was $350 per semester. It increased some over the next years, but I was able to pay for my entire 4 years by waitressing in … Continue reading →

Miriam Lasher: Notes from a Talk at the E-P Alumni Dinner: In the early 1950’s I was an undergraduate Pomona College in southern California. I was a psychology major interested in children and had completed the only course then offered … Continue reading →

Liz Hawthorne (class of 1965) In 1963, I was president of my class (class of 1965) and lived in Tilton Hall (it was really new then, but I stray).  I don’t recall if it had been customary, but I believe … Continue reading →