Word: advisors
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Singled out in the faculty report on General Education as due for some changes, the present advisory system has remained largely undisturbed by both the General Education Committee and its untutored advisees. Particularly in the social sciences, the advisor is not an indispensable man. Students seeking his wisdom have all too frequently found their questions better answered by table-talk acquaintances. This does not imply that some advisors have not helped their charges, for many have; nonetheless, the advisor-student relationship suffers from many inadequacies. Lack of confidence is enhanced by the advisor's frank inability to help the student...
...student must assimilate this extra helping by himself, without the benefit of well-versed personal guidance. Despite the claim that lab sections are the nearest thing possible to group tutorial, few of the section men become well-acquainted with their students and, with the exception of his advisor, the chemistry major must plod his formula-laden path alone...
...Mozart is the greatest musical dramatic genius before us today," Bruno Walter, musical advisor of the New York Philharmonic Society, yesterday told over 300 people gathered in the Kirkland House Common Room by the invitation of the Food Relief Committee...
...Cambridge citizens, operates out of the City Manager's office and is set up specifically to handle problems such as discrimination against racial groups. Members of the Executive Council of the League include Thomas Eliot '28, former Congressman, who also acts as the group's legal advisor...
...individual I.B.M. cards again go through the machines, which turn out six or seven 8 by 5 inch white report sheets for each undergraduate, destined for student, advisor, Dean's office, veteran's office, scholarship office, or other interested agencies...