Boutwell discusses the remnants of UNCG's transition to a coed institution, life in Residential College, his English professors and the building of the Walter Clinton Jackson Library. He talks about campus life, the alumni association controversy with the administration, the Tate Street experience and race relations on campus. Subjects: School still being in transition as a woman's school, courses in the Residential College, Residential College students being "extremely left leaning politically" and his fitting right in, black students in the Residential College, working as a cook at a restaurant called Friday's on Tate Street, changes on campus, his favorite course (a mythology course taught by Murray Arndt).