Word: instructors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...greatest disparity between general discussion and other procedures was in the Natural Sciences courses, where slightly less than 54 percent of the 42 students responding indicated a preference for discussion, yet less than 14 percent indicated that open discussion was actually practiced in preference to lectures by the instructor...
...students love it. Whether the popularity of Slavic 155 can be attributed to the fiendish length of the reading assignments (second largest in the Colleges, next to Professor Levin's "Proust, Joyce and Mann"), to the accrbic brilliance of the instructor, or simply to the fascination of the reading itself, there is no doubt that Poggioli is one of the most unorthodox lecturers around. His students are attracted to him as inevitably as he is to wisecracks. And while he always lectures with a pipe in his teeth, he does not always notice that it is sometimes upside down...
...Corporation has reversed a long standing policy by appointing a paid instructor for undergraduate debating, Dean Watson announced yesterday. This marks the first time the University has granted compensation to a member of the faculty for work with an undergraduate organization...
Charles E. Parkhurst, instructor in Public Speaking, will fill the position of Executive Adviser on Debating, beginning immediately. Parkhurst has been acting as faculty adviser to the Debate Council for a year and a half...
Serving under Coolidge are Leanord Opdycke '17, Chairman of the Fine Arts Department; Jean Paul Carlhian, assistant professor of Architecture; Ronald R. Gourley, assistant professor of Architecture; T. Lux Feininger, lecturer on Fine Arts; and Joseph Zalewsky, instructor in Drawing...