Word: advisor
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Undergraduate Advisor 1966-7; Harvard Classical Club, vice-president, 1966-7; North House Committee 1963-7; Holmes Hall Dormitory Committee 1965-6; Byzantine-Russian Liturgical Choir 1965-6; Cantori da Chiesa, 1964-5; freshman chorus; Young Dems, 1964-5; Phi Beta Kappa...
Chairman, Farshman Class Committee; Chairman, Committee on the Freshman Year and Senior Sister Program; Co-Chairman, Combined Charities; North House Committee; Radcliffe Freshman Chorus and Choral Society; Undergraduate advisor...
Matthew S. Meselson, professor of Biology, Dr. John T. Edsall, professor of Biological Chemistry, Paul M. Doty, professor of Chemistry, and University of Illinois biochemist Irwin Gunsalus met for an hour and a half with President Johnson's scientific advisor, Donald Hornig, and Adrian Fisher, deputy director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency...
...close can a class dean be to 840 students? How many students talk personal problems over with professors? The only real personal advisor the Wellesley student has is the House Mother. Each dorm has one House Mother, who is usually an older single or widowed woman living by herself. How much help can she be? A common obstacle to freshmen adjustment is that almost half of the girls entering Wellesley are involved in a relationship with a boy "from home." No matter how well-meaning the House Mother, age is crucial in this case...
...Presidential aide summoned one of the men who was believed to be an advisor to the students, and grilled him about their criticisms and plans. The White House, according to Administration officials, was concerned that the group might provide a rallying point for more broad-based expression of dissatisfaction...