Word: instructors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...group will discuss an Administrative Board suggestion to the Committee on Educational Policy that seniors who miss exams--with or without excuses--and who have the permission of the instructor, the chairman of the department, and the dean, may take make-up exams...
Patrick F. Plunkett (D-Lowell), who presented it, stated that he hard an instructor from a university which he would not disclose openly advocate Communism at a meeting...
Later, he could not find the name of the instructor in the files of those teachers who had complied with the ruling. He believes that his bill will make sure the original Teachers Oath Law of 1935 is complied with...
CAPT. "WHISTLIN' JOE" ROGERS, 26, of the 36th Squadron, Eighth Fighter-Bomber Group, had probably killed more North Koreans and Chinese than any other flyer. During World War II, to his disgust, he had been an instructor, saw no combat. He had made up for it in Korea. Air Force men liked to talk about Joe's exploits- his trick of barrel-rolling when he came in for a strafing run, the time he attached a whistle to one of his wings to scare the enemy, thus earned his nickname. The story they liked best...
After receiving a PhD. here in 1942, Winkler served in the Navy. After the war, he was an instructor here until his appointment at California. He graduated from the College summa cum laude...