Word: advisors
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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During the present week, the supposed work of the Student Advisors reaches the climax of what should have been a year of valuable service to the Freshmen. In choosing his field of concentration and the courses for next year, the Freshman has presumably been aided by his advisor--or will be aided in a last minute rally before Saturday. Throughout the year, the advisor has assiduously attempted--not, of course, to form his advisee's tastes--but to help him choose wisely in accordance with his tastes and abilities. He has opened the broad vista of opportunity to the dazzled...
...hand, it seems a bit strange that such marks as skull-caps should be necessary to distinguish the Freshmen from the rest. It is said that no one can tell a Harvard man much; but it is certain that one can tell a Freshman. If one is a Senior Advisor, one may tell him a great deal. The Princeton rules, however, follow their course to its logical end; the Freshmen may not wear the college colors, and thus bring them into disrepute; they may not jeopardize themselves by venturing from their rooms after nine o'clock; worse of all, they...
Colonel W. S. Browning, Professor of Military Science and Tactics in the University is one of the most prominent military educators in the country. His brilliant war record earned for him a position as advisor on the Supreme War Council at the Peace Conference, where he served throughout the entire proceedings. Since he has been stationed at the University, he has been instrumental in developing an unusual interest in the military unit, both as a means of training, and for athletic exercise...
...terms of peace 1917-1918; to the International Law Division of the American Commission to negotiate peace at Paris 1918-1919; a member of the Paris Peace Conference in 1919; a member of the legal section of the secretarist of the League of Nations since 1919; and legal advisor to the International Labor Conference in Washington in 1919 and in Genoa in 1920. Professor Hudson has also recently won second place in the Bok Peace Award Contest...
...Francis Bowes Sayre, son-in-law of the late President Wilson, has been created a Professor of Law, to take effect September 1, 1924, Mr. Sayre is at present in Siam, acting as Foreign Advisor to the King of that country. Graduating from Williams in 1909. Mr. Sayre received his LL. D. from the University...