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Index

Page numbers in italic refer to illustrations.

• Academic Audit Unit, 357

• Academic Board (University of New Zealand), 38, 101–2, 107, 108, 108–9, 229

• Academic Board (Victoria University of Wellington), 357, 361, 362, 363, 366, 370. See also Professorial Board

• Academic Development Committee, 118–19, 253, 268, 285, 288

• academic freedom, 53–4, 62, 354, 356, 364

• accelerator, 167, 168

• Accommodation Advisory Committee, 125, 144, 249

• accommodation service, 325, 328, 329

• accountancy, 41, 214–17, 224–9, 255, 352

• Acts: Adult Education 1963, 401n.67; Alien Enemy Teachers 1915, 35–7; Antiquities 1975, 254; Education Amendment 1990, 354, 356; Finance 1934, 386n.9; Historic Places 1980, 147; Massey University of Manawatu 1964, 110; National Military Service, 321; New Zealand University 1870, 11; New Zealand University 1874, 12; New Zealand University Amendment 1914, 34; New Zealand University Amendment 1919, 43; New Zealand University Amendment 1926, 38; State Sector Amendment (No.2) 1989, 356, 357; University Endowment 1868, 11; Victoria College 1897, 14–15; Victoria College Amendment 1914, 34–5; Victoria College Amendment 1933, 57; Victoria University of Wellington Amendment 1957, 102–3 Adam Art Gallery Te Pataka Toi, 379– 80

• Adam Concert Room, 308, 309, 379

• Adam, Denis and Verna, 308, 379

• Adam Prize for creative writing, 379

• Adams, C.E., 20

• Adams, Sir John, 48–9

• Adams Terrace houses, 330

• Adamson, James, 23, 31, 34, 38, 51, 55, 94

• Adcock, C.J., 244, 245, 246, 267

• Adcock, Ngaire, 125, 247, 267

• administration building, 29, 111, 113, 113. See also Robert Stout building administration staff, 112–15, 120

• adult education, 72, 401n.67. See also university extension

• Advanced Accountancy Seminar, 218, 402n.21

• agriculture, school of, 39–40

• Aikman, Colin, 200, 235, 236, 272

• Albany, 136

• Alexander Turnbull Library, 39, 59, 251, 276

• Aliens Board, 36

• Alington, Bill, 153

• Allan, D.E., 234

• Alley, Rewi, 400n.42

• Alliance Française, 284, 410n.44

• Alumni Association, 363

• Anarchist Club, 320

• Andersen, Johannes, 39

• Anderson, Grahame, 154

• Angelo, Tony, 234, 236

• anniversaries: 25th (1924), 49, 50, 72, 76; 50th (1949), 50, 72, 74, 76–7, 100; 75th (1974), 143–4

• Anschutz, R.P., 53

• Ansell, Jim, 169

• Antarctic New Zealand, 370

• Antarctic research, 171–3

• anthropology, 64, 251–7

• applied mathematics, 184, 410n.44

• applied science, 159–60

• Arachne, 318

• architectural sciences laboratory, 148, 191

• architecture, 39, 146, 189–91, 370

• Ardern, Pip, 278, 411n.57

• area studies, 195, 286, 367

• arms, coat of, 19, 20

• army huts, 67, 130, 130–1

• Arnold, Rollo, 265, 407n.91

• art collection, 297–9, 379

• art gallery, 379–80

• art history, 256–7, 280, 368, 379

• Artists-in-Antarctica scheme, 370

• arts centre, proposals for, 310, 322

• Arts Council, 306

• Ashby, Sir William, 386n.32

• Ashken, Tanya, 299

• Asian languages, 197, 199, 200, 288, 367

• Asian studies, 195–200, 259, 279, 343, 367–8

• Asian Studies Institute, 367–8

• Askin, Rosemary, 172

• Association of Technical Staff, 112

• Association of University Staff, 361

• Association of University Teachers, 150, 356, 410n.44

• Association of Women Academics, 125

• Athfield, Ian, 191, 312, 340

• Athletics Club, 80, 82, 84

• Atkinson, A.R., 32

• Attitudes of New Zealand Workers (IRC research monograph), 206

• Auckland University College (later University): academic freedom at, 53; and accountancy, 215, 228; and agriculture, 40–1; and anthropology, 64, 256; and architecture, 190; and art history, 297; and Asian studies, 197, 199; and criminology, 204; and educational psychology, 266; endowment, 14; and ethnomusicology, 308; and film studies, 294; founded, 12; and history, 276; inner city site, 129, 137; and law, 230, 232, 234, 241; library, 385n.11; and Maori studies, 253; and MBA programme, 224; mining school, 22; and music, 307, 411n.84; and nuclear science, 166; and nursing studies, 194; and psephology, 260; and public administration, 60; student radio, 351; summer Shakespeare productions, 349; university press, 302, 411n.60; and veterinary school, 191

• Ausubel, David, 244, 404–5n.10

• Averill, R.L. (professor of physiology), 160, 179

• Axford, Ian, 146, 152, 170; arrival, 120–1; and arts centre, 310; departure, 352; and earth sciences, 180; and fund-raising from alumni, 363; and Hunter building, 147; and mathematics, 183; and music, 308; on open entry, 365, 414n.14;

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  ‘precinct project’, 151; proposes summer teaching, 358; and Wai-te-ata Road houses, 151, 277

• badge, college, 19

• Bagley, George, 47

• Bagnall, A.G., 96

• Bailey, C.L., 108, 124–5, 193, 265, 267; nursing trust, 194

• Baker, Mary, 37

• Ballantyne, David, 318

• Barber, N.F., 167

• Barnes, Jock, 319

• Barrett, Peter, 173

• Barrowman, Fergus, 300

• Barton, G.P. (George), 230, 236

• Barton, J.S., 41

• Basketball Club, 83

• Baxter, James K., 300, 301, 303, 318, 331

• Beaglehole, David, 167, 168

• Beaglehole, Ernest, 243; and anthropology, 243, 251, 252; and industrial relations, 205; and library acquisitions, 249; and Maori studies, 252; memorial sculpture, 298–9; and psychology, 56, 58, 242–5; sociological work, 71; suggests naming buildings after professors, 111; mentioned, 65, 167, 248, 388n.59, 390n.61

• Beaglehole, J.C., 65, 272; and architecture, 312; and art collection, 297; assistant to Wilson and Ward, 47; committee work, 75; composes ode, 49, 128, 394n.1; editor and biographer, 70, 72; festschrift for, 300, 300–1; Frances Porter's supervisor, 302; head of Historical Branch, 60; lecturer in history, 53–4, 54–5; memorial sculpture, 298–9; personal chair, 275; recommended for but not appointed to history chair, 54; research adviser to Turnbull Library, 59; on research in history, 70–1; retirement, 271; room named after, 299; and school of political studies, 60; senior research fellowship, 69–70; and staff recruitment, 400n.36; termination of Auckland appointment, 53; typographical work, 59–60, 72; and university library, 394n.16; on University of New Zealand, 104; mentioned, 125, 272

• Beaglehole, Pearl, 56

• Beaglehole, Tim: as administrator, 125; and art collection, 218, 298, 299; and Asian studies, 197, 400n.31; and commerce faculty review, 352, 403n.51; executive dean of arts, 358; and student accommodation, 329; Students' Association activities, 319, 414n.97

• Beattie, David. See David Beattie Trust

• Beeby, C.E., 267

• Beijing International University of Finance and Economics, 367

• Belich, James, 277

• Bell, Alan, 290

• Bellette, Tony, 297

• Belshaw, Cyril, 251

• Belshaw, Horace, 211–12, 214, 222, 272

• Benedict, Ruth, 243

• Benefield, Cathie, 414n.93

• Berendsen House, 151

• Bertram, James: China and Chinese studies, 195–6, 199, 279, 367, 400n.30; and Don McKenzie, 280; and drama studies, 291; honorary degree, 304; and library acquisitions, 367; and New Zealand literature, 303; personal chair, 408n.4

• Best, Elsdon, 39, 93

• Bills: Middle District of New Zealand University College, 1894, 13–14; SIS Amendment 1977, 333; Tertiary Students' Association Voluntary Membership 1994, 362; Wellington University College, 1887, 13

• biological sciences, 20–1, 111, 134–5, 159, 162–4, 174–9

• Bishop Hadfield Hostel, 87

• Blair, John Rutherfurd, 15, 381

• Blair, Mary, 83

• Blake, E.M., 26

• Blizard, Peter, 323, 332–3

• Block, Gerd, 190

• Board of Studies (University of New Zealand), 34, 38

• Boddy, Gil, 303

• Body, Jack, 308, 309

• Bollinger, Conrad, 319

• bookshop, 322, 323, 372

• botany, 174–5 ‘Bowen Hall’, 329

• Boyd, Ian, 156, 325, 326, 358, 413n.57

• Boyd, Mary, 272, 276

• Boyd-Wilson, Edwin: and Mulled Wine Reunion, 86; portrait, 282; professor of modern languages, 37; retirement, 281, 283, 317; and Tramping Club, 37, 82, 86

• Boyd Wilson field, 111, 157, 317

• Boyd Wilson gymnasium, 202, 317

• Braybrooke, E.K. (Kingston), 230, 231, 232

• British Council, 68

• Broadsheet, 317

• Brook, J.S. (‘Brookie’), 81

• Brook, Mrs, 81

• Brook, W.S. (‘Young Brookie’), 81

• Brookes, Ralph, 258–9, 260, 400n.38, 409n.9

• Brosnahan, L.F., 290

• Brown, John Rankine, 31, 38; building named after, 126; and capping ceremonies, 88–9, 90; composes Weir House motto, 87; elected to Council, 34; inaugural lecture, 16, 285, 380; pens college song, 19; portrait of, 54; professor of classics, 15, 16; retires, 51; teaches French, 17, 20; and university reform, 32, 34; vice-president of Hockey Club, 82; and women students, 83

• Brown, L.B., 245

• Bryson, Margaret, 341, 347

• Buchanan, Keith, 66–7, 195–6, 262, 262–3, 264, 367

• Buchanan, Sir Walter, 40

• Buck, Peter, 56, 243

• building and site review (1992), 371, 374

• buildings, 26, 26–9, 27, 29, 40, 49, 52, 61, 104, 105, 128–57, 189. See also names of individual buildings

• bulk funding, 356

• Bull, Colin, 173

• Bunkle, Phillida, 125, 273, 273

• Burchfield, Robert, 278

• bursary scheme, 313, 321, 342, 343, 359

• business administration, 218–19, 223–4, 229

• Business Roundtable. See New Zealand Business Roundtable

• Butterflies and Moths of New Zealand (Hudson), 177

• cable car, 25, 29, 330, 336, 384n.45

• Cable Price Downer Management Fellows Award, 224

• cafeteria, 321–2, 323, 336

• Cameron, T.W., 162

• Campbell, A.E. (Arnold), 66, 73, 265

• Campbell, Alistair, 293, 301, 317

• Campbell, I.D. (Ian), 231; acting vice-chancellor, 165, 349–50; and banning of Spike, 94; and criminology, 203; and L.R. Richardson, 349, 396– 7n.20; and Law Amendment Group, 231; and Lysistrata production, 349– 50; professor of law and deputy vice-chancellor, 114, 230; publications, 71–2; and publications committee, 302; and radiation scare, 165; retires, 120; Salient article, 94

• Campbell, J.T., 73, 75, 183

• Campbell, R.M., 58, 387n.33

• Campbell, Rob, 219, 413n.75

• Campion, Edith, 292

• Campion, Richard, 292, 349

• campus, 150, 188, 189, 193, 208

• Canterbury University College (later University): and academic freedom, 53; and accountancy, 225; and architectural school, 190; and art history, 297; and Asian studies, 197; and biological research, 173; capping procession, 88; endowment, 14; engineering school, 22; founded, 11; Ilam site, 129; and law, 232, 240; library, 385n.11; and MBA programme, 224; and music, 411n.84; and public administration, 60; student radio, 351; supports University of London model, 11–12

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• Cappicade, 98, 99, 311, 345, 347

• capping, 88–91, 91, 93, 164, 344–8, 345, 346

• Captain Hobson and the New Zealand Company (J.C. Beaglehole), 71

• car parking, 139, 141, 142, 152, 193

• careers' service, 325

• Carnegie Corporation, grants from, 58, 59, 68, 72, 197–8, 242, 244, 252, 257, 297

• Carrad, David, 282, 283

• Carrington, Athol, 225

• cartography, 264–5

• Castle, Les, 222

• Cave, Rod, 296

• Caveat, 230

• Cawthron Institute, 17, 45

• centennial historical surveys, 59, 60

• Central Institute of Technology, 366, 374

• Centre for Asia/Pacific Law and Business (CAPLAB), 367

• Cercle littéraire français, 284

• Chancellor's Lectures, 112

• chaplaincy, 412n.45

• Charter Society, 99, 319

• chemistry, 16–17, 27, 111, 180–3

• Chiessi, Enrico, 288

• Chinese studies, 367

• Chowning, Ann, 257

• Christian Union, 80, 82

• CIROS (Cenozoic Investigation of the Western Ross Sea), 173–4, 174

• Citizen, 13

• Clark, Margaret, 258, 259

• Clark, Megan, 184

• Clark, R.H. (Bob), 161, 168–9, 170, 171, 172, 180, 329, 397n.37

• Clarke, John, 347, 349

• classics, 285–6

• Clermont Terrace houses, 138, 245

• Cleveland, Les, 150, 260, 340

• Clinton, Michael, 194

• Coastal Marine Research Unit, 177

• Coates, J. Gordon, 212

• Collins, Graeme (‘Kumara’), 339

• Colombo Plan, 326, 327

• colours, college, 19–20

• commerce subjects, 41–3, 71, 79, 143, 211–29, 233–4, 370

• Committee of Vice-Chancellor and Deans, 113, 266, 285, 301, 357–8

• Commons, Jeremy, 289

• communications, 367

• comparative literature, 290

• Composers Association of New Zealand, 307

• computer science, 185, 186, 229

• Computing Services Centre, 184, 185, 210

• Congalton, Athol, 248, 249, 405n.28

• Conibear, Owen, 102, 105, 391n.6

• Conlon, Pierre, 281

• Continuing Education, Centre for, 373.

• See also university extension Contract Research Office, 363

• conversaziones: (1928), 50; (1949), 50

• Cook Islands Maori, 368

• Corner, Frank, 151, 201, 400n.42

• Cornish, H.H., 55

• corporate spirit at Victoria, 77–8

• Cotton building: first stage, 142, 148, 171; naming of, 141; planning of, 138–9, 140, 144; sculpture for, 299; second stage, 144, 151, 153; third and ‘final’ stage, 149; and University Grants Committee, 140, 144, 168

• Cotton, Charles, 24, 38, 44, 47, 52–3, 66, 162, 300

• Council: and academic development, 20, 22, 41, 43; and academic freedom, 53, 62, 320–1; and administrative heads of departments, 124; building and site review (1992), 371, 374; business reported in University Gazette, 112; and college building, 26; and complaints of sedition, 92–4; constitution, 15, 34, 356–7; and Cotton, 24, 52–3; and day teaching, 48; and fees, 361; funding matters, 40, 122, 360; and Hunter building, 142, 144, 145–6; and industrial relations (the subject), 63, 64, 66; and J.C. Beaglehole, 53–4, 70; and Maori graduation ceremony, 365; and McKinnon Walker, 374–5; and name of university, 102, 366; and Palmerston North branch, 108; and ‘procesh’, 90, 347; relations with Hunter as principal, 57–8; rents temporary accommodation, 17–18; and Sarah Anne Rhodes bequest, 45; and site, 25–6, 128–30; and staffing matters, 21, 22, 23, 23–4, 40, 44, 53–4, 59, 62, 236; and student accommodation, 327, 328, 329; and student health schemes, 325; student representation on, 58, 123; student union building, 312; and Students' Association, 311; teaching staff represented on, 75; and university reform, 33, 38; and von Zedlitz, 36–7; Weitzel affair, 92; welcomes foundation professors, 16; and women's hostel, 86

• Council for Legal Education, 233, 241, 369

• Council for Recreation and Sport, 251

• counselling service, 325, 326, 343, 361

• Court of Convocation, 12, 33

• creative writing, 278, 299–300, 303, 370, 379

• creche, 324, 366

• credit degree, 126, 161, 259, 281, 303, 326. See also degrees

• Cresswell, Max, 268, 291

• Cricket Club, 82, 84

• criminology, 204–5

• Crozier, Mike, 264

• Cul de Sac: the question of New Zealand's future (Franklin), 263

• ‘Culliford Drive’, 157, 371

• Culliford, George, 110, 287; assistant to principal, 109, 111, 113, 114; and Don McKenzie, 280; exchanges words with Michael Fowler, 144, 395n.44; and Kirk stairway, 140, 372; and L.R. Richardson, 397n.20; manager of building programme, 101, 114, 118, 135, 138, 140, 141, 142, 152, 155, 238; and Polhill Gully, 136; principal of Palmerston North University College, 109, 110; retirement, 120; suspicious of Massey's expansionist plans, 162

• Cullwick, David, 224

• Curious Cove Congress, 98, 342

• Curriculum Committee, 104

• Curtis, Neil, 182

• Dakin, J.C., 208

• Dale, A.J., 119

• Danilow, Nicolas, 284–5, 286, 288

• Dasent, W.E. (Bunt), 115, 115, 116, 119–20, 120, 181, 381

• David Beattie Trust, 367

• Davidson, J.W., 272

• Davis, Colin, 276

• Dawbin, Bill, 178, 178

• day teaching, 41, 48, 104–5

• de la Mare, F.A. (‘Froggy’), 82, 83, 98, 101, 347

• Dearden, Chris, 285, 355

• Debating Society, 79–80, 84–5, 86, 92, 94

• degrees: BA, 30, 42, 44, 63, 258, 367, 411n.81; BA honours, 280; BA/LLB, 232; Bachelor of Design, 373; BCA, 217–18, 224, 227, 228–9, 229, 258, 261, 374, 406n.64; BCA/LLB, 233; BCom, 41, 42–3, 44, 214, 217; BEd, 266–7; BMus, 306, 307, 411n.81; BSc, 22, 42; BSc ‘type B’, 161, 245; BSciTech, 370; LLB, 232, 233, 237, 369; LLM, 237; MA, 51, 63, 250, 251, 280; MA (Applied), 246, 251; MA by thesis, 280, 303; MA in creative writing, 370; Master of Management Studies (Technology), 370; MBA, 224; MLib, 296; MPP, 221, 227, 261; MusB, 69, 305; PhD, 69. See also credit degree; unit degree

• del Re, Arundel, 202

• Delbrück, Hansgerd, 288

• democratisation, 123–7

• Department of Education, 202, 306

• Department of External Affairs, 202

• Department of Health, 194, 248, 325

• Department of Internal Affairs, 59;

• Historical Branch, 60, 371

• Department of Labour, 206, 321

• Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR), 66, 184, 410n.44

• Department of Social Security, 248

• departments, administrative heads of, 124–5

• Depression, effects of, 51–2

• Desborough, L.O., 101, 102, 119, 381

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• Development Finance Corporation, 168

• Dewes, Te Kapunga (Koro), 253

• Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, The, 371

• Dictionary of New Zealand English, The (Orsman), 278, 290–1, 305

• diplomas: educational psychology, 265– 6; Japanese studies, 367; librarianship, 296; pharmacy, 191; public administration, 61, 62–3, 221, 257, 261; social science, 248; study of tropical societies, 400n.32

• disabilities, people with, 366

• dissidence, tradition of, at Victoria, 76–7

• Dixon, G.F. (George), 83, 133, 311

• dogs on campus, 223, 223, 283

• Dolores, Antonia, 19–20

• domestic science, 45

• Dominion, 91, 217, 221, 307

• Dominion Farmers' Institute, 40

• Dominion Museum, 13, 39, 64, 251

• Doris, 163, 176

• Downes, Cathy, 349

• Downstage, 292, 293

• Dowrick, Harry, 98

• Drama Club, 312, 346, 349

• drama studies, 280, 291–4, 310, 349–50

• Dramatic Society, 85, 97

• Dronke, Peter, 286

• Duggan, Eileen, 47

• Duncan, James, 122, 182, 182–3, 222

• Dunham, Allison, 231

• Dunmore, John, 287

• Dunn, G.J., 296–7

• earth sciences, 20, 66, 168–71, 180, 264

• earthquakes: (1942), 62; (1973), 142

• Easterfield building, 15, 131, 131–2, 132, 139, 149, 179, 181, 193, 204, 372

• Easterfield, Thomas, 31, 38, 47; and additional science wing, 27; on bond between staff and students, 82; chemistry block named after, 111; on college motto, 19; director of Cawthron Institute, 17, 45; portrait of, 54; professor of chemistry, 16–17; provides specifications for science block, 27; public lecture, 21; teaches physics and mechanics, 17; and university reform, 31, 32; mentioned, 80, 82, 162, 181

• ecology. See environmental studies

• economic history, 213, 222

• economics, 41–3, 143, 205, 211–14, 220–3

• economics class (1970), 220

• ecumenical chaplaincy, 412n.45

• Edger, Kate, 383n.6

• education (the subject), 43–4, 143, 265–7

• education committee (of Parliament), 32, 41–2

• Education in New Zealand (Dakin), 208

• Educational Reform: shall we Germanise our educational system? (H. Mackenzie), 34

• Eichelbaum, Siegfried, 83

• Electronic Music Studio, 306

• Ellinger, E.P., 234

• Elliot, Vic, 415n.32

• endowment, rent from, 14

• engineering school, lack of, 161, 187–9

• English, 299–305

• English I classroom, 279

• English Language Institute, 201–3, 202, 291

• English Prose Technique (Gordon), 279, 410–11n.57

• environmental studies, 264, 370

• equal employment opportunities, 366

• Esam, Irene, 410n.36

• ethnomusicology, 308

• European studies, 368

• Evans, W.A., 13, 381

• Evening Post: on Axford, 120–1; on Extravaganza, 90; on ‘February specials’, 216; on Hunter building, 26, 154; on middle-aged students, 314; on Murphy building, 153; on open day, 340; on student protest, 333, 413n.73; on Von Zedlitz building, 148; on Winiata, 227

• Everton Hall, 328, 329

• Evison, Frank, 169

• examinations system, 19, 62, 126, 126

• exempted students, 19, 78, 107, 314, 382

• Experiment, 318

• extramural study, 107, 108, 108–9, 314

• Extravaganza, 89–90, 90, 96, 292, 311, 345–6, 347

• faculties: architecture, 146, 358, 373; arts, 79, 280, 358, 371; commerce, 79, 143, 211–29, 233–4, 296, 373, 373–4; languages and literature, 280–1, 358; law, 22–3, 79, 146, 154, 229–41, 358, 369–70, 371, 372, 373, 376, 414n.8; science, 79, 363; social science, 218

• Fairburn, Miles, 277

• Fairlie Terrace houses, 191, 209, 324, 330

• Farce des bossus, La, 50

• Farquhar, David, 50, 144, 305, 307–8

• fashions (sartorial), 331–2

• Federation of Labour, 206

• Federation of University Women, 325, 327

• Feel of Truth, The (ed. Munz), 300–1, 411n.60

• fees, 25, 34, 52, 73, 122, 321, 356, 359, 360, 361

• Feilden Taylor (hostel), 326

• Fell, H.B. (Barry), 32, 163, 164

• Fenton, Ethel, 47

• Ferrier, R.J. (Robin), 160, 182

• Fieldhouse, Alice, 195

• Fieldhouse, Arthur, 194–5, 265

• finances. See funding and finances

• Findlay, J.G., 381

• Fire and Anvil: notes on modern poetry (Baxter), 300

• First Readings in Old English (Ardern), 410–11n.57

• Firth, Raymond, 252

• Fischer, Emil, 181

• Fleming, Ian, 412n.44

• Fleming, T.R., 381

• Florance, D.C.H., 45, 48, 65, 160

• Fogelberg, Graeme, 223–4

• Football Club, 80, 82, 84

• football team, senior: (1905), 21; (1958), 226

• Forbes, A.R., 245

• foreign language requirement, 126, 281, 343, 408–9n.6

• Fortune, Bart, 93, 390n.61

• Fortune, Reo, 251, 256, 386n.52, 390n.61

• Forum, 332, 333, 340

• Foundation Day addresses, 73, 75, 112

• Foundation for Research, Science and Technology, 363

• Fountain, H.R., 214

• Fowler, Michael, 144, 393n.1, 395n.44

• Fox, William, 12

• Franklin, Harvey, 262, 263

• Fraser, J.D. (Douglas), 356, 381

• Fraser, Peter, 65, 205, 250

• Fraser, Reverend Ian, 349

• Free Discussions Club, 82, 86, 92–3, 94

• Freeman, Derek, 251, 390n.61

• French, 17, 20, 50, 281–2, 283, 286–7

• Freud (laboratory rat), 246, 246

• Friends of Hunter, 145, 154, 366

• funding and finances: (c.1910), 24–5; (1930s), 51–2, 56–7; (1940s), 73–5; (1950s–60s), 105; (1970s), 117; (1980s), 121, 122–3, 355–6, 356; (1990s), 359–60, 361, 363

• Gabites Porter & Partners, 153

• Gager, Owen, 413n.63

• Galvin, Bernie, 319

• gamelan orchestra, 308

• Garrick, Jack, 176, 178

• Garrow, James, 23, 38

• Gate III (McCahon), 298, 299, 379

• Geering, Lloyd, 270, 407n.91, 408n.96

• General Assembly Library, 39

• geography, 44, 66–7, 162, 195, 262–5

• geology, 20, 52–3, 170, 171

• geophysics, 168–9

• George, H.V., 203

• German, 17, 281, 282, 283–4, 287–8, 289

• Gibbs, George, 177

• Gibbs, J.G., 174

• Gilson, Miriam, 249, 250

• Girls' High School, 17–18, 18

• Glee Club, 80, 82

• Glide Time (Hall), 302

• Goethe Society (later Goethe Institut), 284, 289

• Goldblatt, Rob, 183, 186

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• golden jubilee (1949). See anniversaries Gordon, Bob, 184

• Gordon, H.D. (Hugh), 66, 162, 174

• Gordon, I.A. (Ian), 65; on creative writing courses, 278; and drama studies, 291; and English Language Institute, 201–2; and extramural study, 108; and Hilltop, 318; and Lysistrata production, 349–50; and Mansfield, 303; and Palmerston North branch, 108; on problems of staff recruitment, 105–6; professor of English, 55–6, 60; and publications committee, 72; and site development, 395n.71

• Gottwald incident, 98, 99

• Gould, J.D. (John), 120, 199, 213, 222

• Gould, W.H. (Nat), 65–6, 94, 265, 387n.12

• Government Administration in New Zealand (Polaschek), 257

• graduates and graduation ceremonies, 24, 71, 88–9, 89, 196, 307, 348, 369, 378, 379

• graduation procession, 375, 378

• Graham, Fred, 299

• Graham, J., 381

• Grand Hotel, 86, 90

• Gray, Alison, 250

• Gray, Douglas, 408n.4

• Gray, William, 32, 43

• Gray Young & Swan, 87, 132, 312

• Greek Tragedy Compared with Modern Drama (Greenwood), 72

• Greer, Germaine, 125

• Gregory, Bob, 412n.20

• Grossmann, J.P., 385n.28

• Groves, David, 289

• gymnasium: new, 133, 135, 193, 202, 312, 322, 324, 325; old, 77, 79, 311, 378

• Gypsies, The (Shaw), 302

• Haast, H.F. von, 381

• Hadfield House, 87

• Haeremai Club, 82, 85, 91

• Hall, Roger, 347, 349

• Hall, T.D.H., 298

• Hall, W.J., 400n.38

• halls of residence, 135, 327, 328–9, 372

• Halton, Brian, 182

• Hamer, David, 275, 302; dean of arts, 247

• Hamilton, Augustus, 32

• Hancock, Keith, 272

• Hardy, Stewart, 414n.97

• Hare, A.E.C., 63–4, 72

• Harris, Peter, 368

• Harris, Ross, 289, 306

• Harvey, W.E. (Ted), 120, 120, 165, 181, 358, 381

• Havel, Václav, 112

• Havinghurst, R.J., 248

• Hawera, 163, 176

• Hawke, Gary, 222, 223, 261, 261, 354

• Hawke report, 354

• Hawthorn, Harry, 251

• Health Research Council, 366

• Health Services Research Centre, 366

• Hearnshaw, Leslie, 66, 72, 96, 247

• Hector, James, 11, 13, 20, 380

• Heenan, J.W., 59, 60

• Heine, Hilda, 75

• Helen Lowry Hall, 326, 328, 330

• Henley Management College, 358

• Henning, I.A., 87

• Herdman, A.L., 32, 37

• Herenga Waka, Te (university marae), 153, 254, 255, 256, 365

• Heretics Club, 82

• Heritage Destroyed (Salmon), 175

• Heyes, J.K., 174

• Hight, James, 300, 385n.28

• Hill, Michael, 250

• Hilltop, 318

• Hinton, J.M., 268

• Hirschfeld, Michael, 336

• Historic Places Trust, 146–7, 154

• Historical Branch, 60, 371

• history, 50, 51, 60, 271–7, 370–1

• Hockey Club, 80, 82, 83, 84

• Hoffmann, Paul, 283, 283, 287, 288, 301

• Hogben, George, 33

• Hogg, A.W., 14

• Hogg, Ralph, 405n.38

• Holborow, Les, 353, 355, 375; and accountancy, 228, 403n.51; on ‘bleak’ financial year (1962), 360; departure, 377; at Henley Management College, 358; and music, 308, 352; and occupation of Hunter building, 362; replies to Munz's open letter, 364; vice-chancellor, 228, 381

• Holland, Harry, 93

• Holmes, Frank, 213; and accountancy chair, 214; and Asian studies, 400n.33; economics professor, 209, 212–13, 220–1; on Horace Belshaw, 211–12; and New Zealand Institute of International Affairs, 272; and Planning Council, 222, 261; and public policy and public administration, 212–13, 218, 221, 261; secretary of Hughes Parry committee, 391n.8; and Survey Research Centre, 210; and university extension, 209

• Holmes, Janet, 125, 290, 291, 408n.104

• Holyoake, Keith, 332

• home science, 45

• hostels, 326–31

• Hudson, G.V., 177

• Hughes, Beryl, 273, 273

• Hughes, George, 268, 268, 269, 349

• Hughes Parry Report. See royal commission on the university (1959–60, Hughes Parry)

• Hui Marae, 85

• Humphrey, Ron, 164

• Hunter building, 98, 145, 146, 193, 239, 314; and art collection, 298; colonial Gothic style, 26–7, 154, 372; damaged by earthquake, 142; and law, 133, 143; and music, 143, 144, 146, 308; naming of, 111; occupation of, 361–2, 362; occupied in student protest, 361–2; and physics, 143, 144, 146; restored, 154–5, 360; vacated and threatened with demolition, 142–7, 359. See also buildings

• Hunter, Thomas Alexander, 31, 38, 57, 65, 129; advises Council against expansion, 48; appointed lecturer, 21–2; arts building named after, 111; and Asian studies, 195; college principal, 39, 57–8, 381; complains of traffic noise disturbing classes, 136; and complaints of sedition, 94; compromises with Auckland over sociology and anthropology, 64; death, 242; envisages amalgamation of Victoria and Massey, 110; establishes psychological laboratory, 22; festschrift for, 72, 158; footballer, 21, 82; gives adult education course, 72; knighted, 58; and library acquisitions, 249; and philosophy, 242, 267, 269; president of student clubs, 82; proposes separation into four independent universities, 38; and psychology, 22, 244; rationalist, 22, 77, 269; recommends public lectures, 66; reorganises administration, 113–14; retires, 100; and site of college, 129, 129; and social science, 51, 65, 162; supports Sunday tennis, 80; and university reform, 31, 32, 33; mentioned, 65, 77, 94, 387n.12

• Huntington, Frances, 281

• Hursthouse, Mrs Richmond, 32

• Hyman, Prue, 222–3, 223

• Ideal Society and its Enemies (Fairburn), 277

• Ihimaera, Witi, 289

• Illusions, 294

• Ilott coffee lounge, 151, 152–3

• Ilott, Jack, 151, 152–3, 344, 414n.9

• income, annual. See funding and finances

• Indonesian, 367

• Industrial Development Conference (1960), 188

• industrial relations, 63–4, 66, 205–7

• Industrial Relations in New Zealand (Hare), 63

• information science, 185, 186

• Introduction to Modal Logic (Cresswell and Hughes), 268

• Inglis, Don, 203, 237

• Institute of Commonwealth Studies, 272

• Institute of Professional Legal Studies, 373

• internal assessment, 126, 326, 342

• International Festival of the Arts, 378, 379

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• Irvine-Smith, Fanny, 82, 83, 85, 393n.1

• Irving, Michael, 377, 377, 381

• Italian, 281, 283, 288, 289

• Jack, Avery, 250

• Jackson, Fraser, 214

• James, Canon Percival, 94

• Janaki, K., 197, 198, 199, 200

• Japanese, 367

• Jarden, Ron, 317

• Jenness, Diamond, 251

• Jenness House, 256

• John Buridan on Self-reference (trans. and comm. Hughes), 268

• Johnson, Louis, 317, 318

• Johnsonville (Pearson), 250

• Johnston, Graham, 278

• Johnston, Stuart, 120, 408n.4

• Jollie, Reverend William, 32

• Jones Men, The (Gray), 250

• Jordan, David Starr, 30–1, 32

• Joynt, J.W., 17, 20

• Joynt Scroll, 84–5, 316

• Jugand, Jean-Pierre and Claire,