Ferguson tells of his years as chief financial officer at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and recalls his reasons for moving to UNCG. He describes characteristics of the students throughout his years here, the ARA Food Services strike in 1969 and the private phone line installed in Chancellor James Ferguson's office. He provides details of campus operations including administration in the sixties, budgeting processes after consolidation, physical development and land acquisitions of the campus, parking and development of campus security. Subjects: His first impressions of Woman's College, the cafeteria workers' strike against ARA, Chancellor Ferguson, Business Affairs Office functions, physical development of the campus, parking.