Word: consulting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Your editorial-writer takes modern "educators" to task for their emphasis on "method." Dean Holmes retorts that there are more things in method than are dreamed of in your editorial-writer's philosophy. What are these things? For an answer, we might well consult that interesting but none too literate document--the catalogue of the Graduate School of Education. Its scope is indicated, more or less, by the following courses, picked at random and quoted verbatim...
...third consecutive year, both Radcliffe and Harvard will send delegates to the annual Intercollegiate Poetry Reading Convention, which will be held on Saturday evening, May 7, at Amherst College. Any Harvard undergraduate wishing to be considered for membership in the Convention should consult Professor Packard in Holden Chapel between 2 and 4 o'clock today...
...outs are being held today and tomorrow for positions on both the technical and acting ends of the production. All interested students of Harvard and Radcliffe are urged to consult officers of the Club at the Rogers Building. It is expected that the cast will be chosen on Wednesday, but if an unusually large group comes out, the tryouts may be continued another...
...satisfactory experience of English Universities, the author would attract wealthy men to Harvard by inaugurating a "gentleman's degree." He suggests that the change could be effected simply by making the tutorial system a "privilege rather than a requirement"; only men in the first four scholastic groups could consult tutors. Others would do no tutorial work, would not be required to take comprehensive examinations, and would be awarded an inferior degree...
...them. "They are wasting their time," he cried, "and their teachers' time and the taxpayers' money." Out they would go, he said, legally or illegally. The Board of Education backed Superintendent Kraybill. But soon Superintendent Kraybill changed his mind. He reprieved the 40 laggards, announced he would consult with their parents. Meanwhile, said he, they had been frightened into some slight improvement...