Word: advisors
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Although there are some indications of a renewed commitment to theater in the houses including the conversion of the Adams House pool and Lowell lecture hall into theaters--many students say the loss of Symmonds who had been an unofficial advisor to the houses well hurt future productions...
...wondered "was my presidency so inconsequential that it has been struck from all records of the University? Certainly a few of the 400 dues paying members that year must remember me. Or perhaps Professor Mansfield, the club's advisor? After all, hadn't I provided hundreds of members and nonmembers with opportunities to work on the presidential, state and local campaigns that year? And didn't I organize a tremendous party on election night? I am pretty sure that I also arranged a trip to Washington DC for spring break where we had breakfast with Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger...
...University needs to wake up to its obligations to student theater and offer Symonds a permanent job as undergraduate theater advisor under a different aegis than that of the ART. More students are involved in theater on this campus than participate in the football, basketball and baseball programs combined. Hundreds more students attend the twenty to thirty shows put on each semester. Yet aside from limited financial support, the University offers no support personnel similar to the paid coaching staffs that athletes receive automatically...
Andrew Robertson, a graduate student in the History of Science, recalls Rosenkrantz as a confidence-building and friendly advisor when he first arrived in the department after receiving a degree in engineering...
...graduate students to live in the houses. Tutors have told me that they regard their post as a mini-fellowship. My experience on a tutor selection committee bears this out. Applicants were more likely to vaunt their Rhodes and Marshall scholarships than their experience as a camp counselor, advisor, or teacher...