Word: consultant
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...advise on the general way to approach one's studies, having lived through two or three years of exams and papers. The way a student goes about learning, and the way he shows what he's learned to those that judge him are skills of experience; being able to consult someone who has already acquired them would tend to lessen the average freshman's initial shock at doing college work...
Finally, a word of caution and an apology. Space limitations make it impossible to treat three of the smallest fields, Near Eastern Languages, Geological Sciences and Sanskrit; interested freshmen should consult the departmental offices. And remember that the guide, like the departments' PR men and your embittered senior friends, has a bias. Please don't believe everything...
...established the Bureau of Study Council in 1946 as a place where students could "consult with their concerns." The Bureau now has a staff of eight men who see 1500 students a year in counseling, tutoring, or in its popular reading course...
When these tentative assignments have been determined, the Committee will consult with the Masters on the decisions already made. It is during the following four weeks, that the Masters will be able to express their preferences...
...finally, students should consult their local board to clarify their status at any time if they are in doubt. Many people are afraid to do this because they think they will have made themselves familiar at their local board. This is not the case at all; a man is drafted when his number comes up and not his face...