[Oe List ...] Check this article

[Charles or Doris Hahn]

Hi Wayne and the others,
I may have some news about Bill Cozart. I just talked to Don Warren who was a part of the group that moved from Austin to Evanston.  Don was Dean of the School of Education here at Indiana Univ.
He said that the last time he talked to Cozart he was living in Galveston and teaching at college there.  He said that he would try to find his phone number.
Don also confirmed that Cozart was teaching at Mundelein College in Chicago when he left the Order, and that he soon went to a college in California, and that he has taught at several colleges in Texas.  His is concerned that he may not have stayed in Galveston after the hurricaine.  
Perhaps this information will allow someone to do some tracking.  I'll let people know if Don does come up with an address or phone number.
Charles




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From: Wayne Nelson <wnelson at ica-associates.ca>
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I was fishing in our archives the other day and found this article on Cybernetics by William Cozart.  It was in a Nov 1966 is ue of “ie”, the newsletter of the day.  

Cozart was a key member of the Faith and Life Community and, from what I read, had his head screwed on the right way.

As I read the article, I got more and more excited. It could have been written in 2007 as well as 1967.  Real visionary thinking.

Enjoy

If anyone has a copy, I’m looking for an article by him called, “Model Building as a Way of Life.” Please let me know if you have any clues as to how to find it.

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