Word: contentively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Peter D. Schultz, executive secretary of the Center, emphasizes the intellectual content of the courses, which he feels are primarily concerned with the "analysis of elements of visual or artistic experience." The program, he says, should "teach students to learn to see rather than to become great artists...
...obvious reason why the Gen Ed courses have moved toward the departmental, one which the Bruner Committee and Holton observed: there is no Department of General Education, and teachers looking to ascend within their departments or professional careers find more rewarding, and easier to teach, courses with departmental content...
...predictions and kinds of concepts used in biological theory with those in physics. A course for mathematicians in the psychology of how humans handle symbols might study the influence of notation and the availability of libraries on the discovery of theorems. Obviously, these courses would be very experimental in content and procedure...
Finally, I should like to comment specifically on Herbert Denton's minority editorial in the CRIMSON, May 14th. Though Denton's facile style gives the appearance of knowledge about what he writes, the content of what he writes is quite misinformed. There is not space to elaborate this as I would like, but let me note several brief points...
...content with their victory over Yale and Princeton last Saturday, the varsity oarsmen have shown further improvement this week, and yesterday's time trial over the 2000-meter course was quite a bit faster than Thursday's. "We'll be fighting long odds to beat M.I.T.," said Cabot, "but we're definitely the dark horse Saturday...