Word: instructors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Plans are under way to organize inter-House debating groups next year, Charles E. Parkhurst, Instructor in Public Speaking, revealed last night...
...finally closed up their embassy. In 1922 Karpovich moved to New York, where he lived for several years as a writer and translator. This literary existence in expatriate circles might have continued indefinitely, but in 1927 occurred the second great accident of Karpovich's life: Harvard College's only instructor in Russian History suddenly left Cambridge in the middle of the school year. An acquaintance of Karpovich's on the Faculty recommended him to fill the vacancy, and on two weeks' notice he came and taught the course. He has been here ever since...
...Ironing Boards. Like Caltech. DuBridge also emerged out of an unlikely background. Born in Terre Haute. Ind., the son of a Y.M.C.A. physical-education instructor, he grew up in a succession of cities from Mount Vernon. Iowa to San Jose, Calif, to Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. Though Lee fished in Lake Superior and watched the ships pass through the locks, he was better known as that studious young fellow in knickers who was so often with a book. At one time, he tried to be a reporter ("but I was too scared to go up and ask the right people...
Statistics also showed that many students found it unnecessary to prepare for Nat. Sci. sections, since the instructor usually lectured for most of the period...
...sections would be established in accordance with the dual functions of the courses. Since the instructor in the discussion section would not necessarily be a science student, the group felt that the difficulty of obtaining competent Nat. Sci. section men would be alleviated...