As for the professor he too had a distinguished career, leaving U. C. to head Homestake Mining where he year after year predicted the price of gold would rise and along or about the 21st year he was absolutely right. He also became the President of the Board of Regents of the University and here his comments on the campus building program were more on the mark. He said: "Modern architecture doesn't have to be cheap. It just has to look cheap." When Bud first joined The Utah Construction Company we never had enough office space. The mining people were housed in quarters near the Stanford Industrial Park. That's where I first met Bud, a 34- year old metallurgist reveling in those ideal conditions - a ten-minute commute from home to office, no tie, no jacket, and his tailor was Levi Strauss. It was against company policy for anyone to enjoy his work that much so under the guise of improving communications we moved all the mining personnel to San Francisco so they could enjoy equality of opportunity to suffer with the rest of us. 2.