Word: assistance
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Under the system the work of the tutors will be to guide students in their respective fields of study, to assist them in co-ordinating the knowledge which they have derived from different courses, and to stimulate in them the reading habit. The work of tutors will be entirely independent of the conduct of courses, and the tutors as such will have no control over the work or the grades of any student in any college course. Their assistance will naturally be of indirect benefit to the student in his work in individual courses, but their main function will...
...performance. The quality of music which will be produced is far better than that usually attempted by college organizations. The works to be rendered are by Debois, Henschel, Parker, Sullivan, Buck, Borodin, Mozart, and others. In addition to the regular choral program, Mr. Louis Moeidner '13, pianist will assist...
There are two new features in the recently announced requirements of the Division of History, Government and Economics, namely, the general examination and the tutorial system. And they are complementary. The task of the tutor is to intelligently guide the student in his preparation for the final examination, to assist him in that organization and correllation of his work which is the key-note of the plan. His work begins where the adviser's work ends. The adviser still superintends the choice of courses made by the student although it is to be expected, probably, that a capable tutor will...
...Freshmen; but Brooks House is the natural place for the Senior elections, so that we may expect this new custom to stand as a precedent. The Alumni Civic Service Committee followed the practice started last year of getting the Seniors to signify at their elections their willingness to assist in community service after graduation. 350 men voted at the elections for class officers, 196 of whom signified an interest in some form of community service, or 56 per cent of the men voting as compared with 50 per cent for last year...
...sorts of possibilities suggest themselves. For instance, an individual actuated by a fifth group desire to assist the destitute Jones family might mail a check of such a comfortable figure that the Jones' would readily testify to the individual's right to receive a first group in his philanthropy course. Why, one might even obtain his Phi Beta Kappa key for a prescribed number of checks--the plan is limitless; or, perhaps, our less fortunate fellows are to be doled out in equal proportions for the craving philanthropists to practice their good works upon...