Hobert W. Burns, professor of philosophy, academic vice president, and acting president, San Jose State University, 1966-1987: an oral history / conducted by the San Jose State University archivist, H. Brett Melendy, 1988.

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Stereograph History Stereocards were a very popular entertainment medium from the late 1880s to the 1970s. Many different photographic processes were used to produce stereographs, including dauerreotypes, ambrotypes, wet plate glass positives, salt paper prints, albumen prints, and gelatin prints. Stereographs were formed of two images placed side by side and were commonly produced with cameras that had two lenses side by side. This selection...

Melendy, H. Brett (Howard Brett)

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Born in Eureka, California, H. Brett Melendy (1924-2008) spent most of his life in California and Hawaii. He received his Master of Arts in Education in 1948 and his Doctorate in History in 1952 from Stanford University. During this time, he also taught high school in Fresno, California. Melendy began his academic career as a history professor at San José State College in 1955. He served in several positions including: Academic Council Faculty Chair; Associate Academic Vice President; Dean of U...

Burns, Hobert W.

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Biographical/Historical Note American educator; president ad interim, Sonoma State University, 1983-1984. From the guide to the Hobert W. Burns papers, 1952-1991, (Hoover Institution Archives) ...

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