Word: counseled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...about sixty the Board of Advisers has been compacted, which will not only make it easier to keep the members informed but also enable the holding of practical discussions throughout the year on policy and method. Even more necessary is the training of all advisers before they begin to counsel. Full-group sessions should be held in the fall to make each adviser familiar with the curriculum and outside activities, to talk over means of dealing with recurrent problems like discouragement over marks, and especially to teach all how to teach Freshmen to study...
...that the "stock is being chivied around" so much by "the Administration's cowboys" that it has grown not only thin but nervous. Concluded Mr. Krock: "Having had this pointed out to him in trenchant Panhandle trope . . . Mr. Roosevelt may begin to believe and apply the blunt Texas counsel." This week it was reported that blunt Texas counsel had turned thumbs down on further deficit spending, that Mr. Roosevelt might take the issue to the microphone...
...dead youth was the son of Town Counsel and Mrs. Fred W. Fisher of Winthrop. In addition to his parents he leaves a twin sister, Beatrice, 22-years...
...also learned that Hicks would live in Adams House, where he will counsel all members interested in American history and literature. He will thereby be fulfilling the program of President Conant for boosting American civilization in Harvard...
...Aboard the Presidential special from Atlanta to Washington, were Solicitor General Robert Jackson, National Power Policy Committee Counsel Benjamin Cohen. Said Mr. Jackson, when asked if his presence indicated discussions of antitrust laws: "I don't think you would be out on a limb on that...