Mr. Al Willis

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  Alfred Willis, a scholar of esotericism's influence on architecture and a university librarian at Hampton University, suggested that the proportions may point to Bible verses.

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  Alfred Willis, a scholar of esotericism's influence on architecture and a university librarian at Hampton University, suggested that the proportions may point to Bible verses.

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  Alfred Willis, a scholar of esotericism's influence on architecture and a university librarian at Hampton University, suggested in an interview that the proportions may point to certain Bible verses.

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  Al Willis
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  Emeritus Professor Albert Willis
  
  Al Willis was Pro-Vice-Chancellor in 1967 when he was asked by the Vice-Chancellor, Sir Philip Baxter, if he would become the first Warden of International House in a part-time honorary capacity.This was not what had been planned; it was what had developed.Al took up the challenge and was Warden from November 1967 until 18 January 1972, living in the House five nights a week.This period involved the completion of the building, its furnishing and the enrolment of the first residents.The House opened on 28 May 1968.Al was responsible for setting the tone of the House and running it as a mature college with a minimum of rules and with equal number of male and female residents from Australia and overseas.
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  According to Professor Willis there was limited postgraduate accommodation and it was a male only facility.
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  June was originally appointed as accountant and office manager in October 1970 when Professor Willis was Warden.
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  Professor Willis retired as Warden in 1972 and Professor Jack Ratcliffe became the Warden.
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  Emeritus Professor Albert Willis

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  A vote of thanks to the retiring Director and Chairman, Emeritus Professor Ted Thompson, was moved by Emeritus Professor Albert Willis.
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  Professor Willis, the first Warden, who served for 4 years and oversaw the furnishing and opening of the College as well as setting the tone and customs of the House added his own thanks on behalf of the Members of the Company.

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  According to Professor Al Willis, the first Warden, "the pool was just a shallow hole at the beginning.
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  To quote Professor Willis "The real beautifications of the courtyard began in Jack's time, and I've always regarded it as one of the best of the many contributions that Bruce Smith made to the House".

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  Emeritus Professor Albert Willis
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  Emeritus Professor Albert Willis

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  Emeritus Professor Albert Willis

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  Duting the Public hearings, the VRA statement was endorsed by ARLIS representative, Al Willis.

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  In contrast Alfred Willis, Harvey Library Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia
  
  Gave a slide tour of modernism in small town Georgia.

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