Word: instructors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...They read too much, remember too much, and don't chow it over," said Theodore S. Baer '46. Instructor in General Education. "They are fact-minded rather than idea-minded." Charles R. Cherington '35, professor of Government, agreed, "Radcliffe girls have a marked tendency to study too hard nd think too little...
Females generally have a great reputation for talking. Yet section men find them strangely silent in class; they talk much less than the boys, although, as Samuel P. Huntington, Instructor in Government said, "One first-class famale intellectual can shut up a whole class of men faster than anyone else--once she really gets going...
Members of the Medical School Faculty working on this project include Dr. David M. Hume '40, Instructor in Surgery, Dr. Cutting B. Favour, Associate in Medicine, Dr. John M. Weller, Instructor in Medicine, Dr. John P. Merrill, Associate in Medicine, Dr. Benjamin F. Miller, Lecturer in Medicine, and Dr. George W. Thorn, Hersey Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine...
...worked for a year with Professor Urey at Columbia separating from Uranium-238 the atomic bomb-ingredient, U-235. But Nash was mainly interested in teaching so when the war ended, he first spent a year at Illinois, then returned to his alma mater in 1947 as an instructor in Chemistry. He received an appointment as Assistant Professor the following year. And he made an immediate name for himself by riding a bicycle to lectures, armed with a water pistol filled with ammonia to keep the dogs...
Speakers at the newly scheduled forum, "Limitations on Free Expression," will be Victor Laski, Oscar Handlin, associate professor of History, and John Clardi, instructor of English. Moderator will be cartoonist Al Capp...