Word: instructors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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There was nothing wrong with the Schafer method as far as it went. But a Danish instructor in physical fitness, Holger Nielsen, argued that its rhythmic pressure on the lower ribs of the back caused the lungs to take up only the same amount of air as a person inhales in normal breathing. Nielsen reasoned that if the victim's lungs could be made to take a deep breath, like a man inflating his chest before an open window, there would be a better chance of expelling water or gases from the lungs. Nielsen developed a method...
Judges for this year's contest will be Academy Award winner Josephine Hull '99, who starred in "Harvey"; Armina Marshall, executive director of the Theatre Guild; Herschel Baker, associate professor of English; and Robert Chapman, instructor in English...
...Committee on Educational Policy which worked on the plan with the Committee on Houses, told the Faculty it considered the new post open to anybody from Instructor to Professor, though it noted it did not expect many men with permanent tenure to be interested. Assistant professors will probably be the norm so far as standing in the Faculty hierarchy is concerned...
...most common complaints of the students is that one hour per week is too short a time in which to learn the essentials of essay writing. This opinion is backed by instructor May Sarton, author of "Shadow of a Man" and "The Lion and the Rose." She believes that the limited instruction period is one of the major faults of the course. Two hours a week should be much more effective, she said...
...best things here," said instructor Charles H. Olmsted, formerly a member of the English department at the University of Iowa, "is the freedom that instructors have to teach in their own ways, but within the broad limits of the department...