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    Gillum, Gary - Oral History Interview 

    Gillum, Gary (2010-12-01)
    Around the time he attended SAIS, Gary was looking for a career and mostly to do work in the South America (specifically Colombia), in the field of economics. Prior to SAIS, he was at MIT at a time when the Peace ...
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    Dukert, Joe - Oral History Interview 

    Dukert, Joe (Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Office of Development and Alumni Relations, 2010-10-1)
    Joe Dukert B56, 93, Ph.D.05 is the oldest person to have ever earned a PhD at SAIS. Before matriculating to the M.A. program, he didnt have any interest in economics and actually told that to school administrators after ...
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    Poser, Klaus - Oral History Interview 

    Poser, Klaus (Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Office of Development and Alumni Relations, 2010-10-1)
    Klaus Poser B56 met his wife, who was studying for her medical degree, through a SAIS classmate. (He would never have met her otherwise.) SAIS was key to his interest in an integrated Europe, which was a major policy issue ...
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    Feldman, Gerald - Oral History Interview 

    Feldman, Gerald (2010-12-01)
    Mr. Feldman was an undergraduate at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, so SAIS was prominently featured and he became aware of it sooner than other people would have otherwise. When he started as an undergraduate, he thought he ...
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    Miller, Hope Simon - Oral History Interview 

    Miller, Hope Simon (2010-04-01)
    What originally brought Hope Simon Miller to SAIS was seeing an ad in the New York Times that said that this new school was being formed with money from big business as well as government funds and as it sounded like a ...
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    Hersch, Jay - Oral History Interview 

    Hersch, Jay (2010-11-01)
    Jay Hersch ’68 was at the University of Wisconsin from 1960 to 1964. After graduating from Wisconsin, he applied to Law School at North Western and graduated school in Agronomy at the University of Wisconsin, though he ...
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    Barrows, Gordon - Oral History Interview 

    Barrows, Gordon (2010-11)
    Please listen to attached audio file. Thank you.
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    Dworken, Mort - Oral History Interview 

    Dworken, Mort (Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Office of Development and Alumni Relations, 2010-10-15)
    Mort Dworken 68 (family name of Lithuanian origin ancestors came through Ellis Island and went to Cleveland, OH) recalls being in junior high school and being very interested in international affairs, something he thinks ...
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    Whiteman, Greg - Oral History Interview 

    Whiteman, Greg (Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Office of Development and Alumni Relations, 2010-10-14)
    Greg Whiteman 69 had always planned to be in the field of International Studies and appreciated the opportunity to attend SAIS. He received his undergraduate degree from Dartmouth and majored in International Relations. ...
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    Gall, Pirie - Oral History Interview 

    Gall, Pirie (Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Office of Development and Alumni Relations, 2010-10-15)
    Pirie Gall 69 was in the Peace Corps when he applied to SAIS and he was in the Peace Corps because he went to Stanfords overseas campus program (in Italy) during one of his summers there. As such, he had a strong language ...
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    AuthorAllen, Gale (1)Barrows, Gordon (1)Bauarschi, Emma Bernardon (1)Dukert, Joe (1)Dworken, Mort (1)Feldman, Gerald (1)Fishman, David (1)Gall, Pirie (1)Garfield-Schwartz, Gail (1)Gillum, Gary (1)... View MoreSubjectSAIS (12)Bologna (5)Vietnam War (5)Foreign Service (4)Peace Corps (4)Draft (3)MIT (3)State Department (3)German (2)Latin America (2)... View MoreDate Issued
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