Word: instructors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Frederick Douglass Junior High . . . we asked an instructor why the corridors and classrooms were scrawled with numerous variations of a single obscene theme. The teacher winced, but replied wryly: 'Oh-ah-it's sort of a school motto here...
...violation of it endangers intellectual progress. In order to make it secure it is essential that the teaching in the class-room should be confidential. This does not mean that it is secret, but what is said there should not be published. If the remarks of the instructor were repeated by the pupils in the public press, he would be subjected to constant criticism by people not familiar with the subject, who misunderstood his teaching; and what is more important, he would certainly be misquoted, because his remarks would be reported by the student without their context or without...
...classroom he was an enthusiastic, if sometimes overbearing, student. He sinned in the eyes of his classmates by taking to great an interest in his instructor's words, and often compounded the in by taking issue with them, which "seemed barbaric to young men who considered college mere exposure to thought, and who had no serious apprehension of contaminations," as a biographer explained...
...Anthony Lukas '55, who first discovered the fire, Richard A. Levin '54, and Fine Arts instructor James W. Fowle confined the flames to one room and brought them under control with fire extinguishers before the arrival of the Cambridge Fire Department...
Dean Bundy, then only an associate professor of Government, was the Harvard representative on the committee, which was headed by Alan R. Blackmer, instructor in English at Andover...