G r e a t W e s t e r n B r o t h e r h o o d
Press for Great Western and its founders, Dr. Eugene & Ruth Whitworth
Article: S.F. Examiner "No ivy grows on Great Western U" by Bea Pixa, published Jan. 30, 1979.
Great Western University in downtown San Francisco has been around since 1957[sic] and almost nobody has heard of it. And that makes its founder and administrative head, Eugene Whitworth, Ph.D., very, very, happy.
While other institutions hire specialists to beef up enrollment or nurture a proper public image, Great Western revels in its anonymity. Some years back, $7.83 was spent on legal advertising in a Midwestern newspaper, Whitworth later found out it was unnecessary, and has regretted the expenditure ever since.
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Article: S.F. Examiner "San Francisco Couple, Off on Their 12th Expedition" by Jim Quint, published Sept. 17, 1967.
They hardly seem the adventurous type, this quiet couple, totally civilized in look and manner... [Continue Reading]
Article: The American Reporter "Easy-to-read Gita for Americans" by Laxmi Narain, published June. 28, 1972.
They like to read the "Bhagavad Gita" aloud. They find it has the answers to questions that plague them. Their favorite lines:
"By whatever way man comes to Me as Mine
I lovingly, gladly, give him life divine."
Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Whitworth of California chose this verse from their book, the Song of God, published in India early this month "We had the privilge of presenting the first copy of the book to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi," Dr. Whitworth said. He is the founder of the Greater Western University in San Francisco which is a non-sectarian and non-profit educational institution... [Continue Reading]
