Word: masterly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Sterling Professor of History and Master of Berkeley College he has consistently won the admiration and affection of the men under him in such a way as to leave no doubt in their minds concerning the wisdom of the choice. Many questions have been raised recently as to whether or not Yale is too conservative an institution in this liberal age. On this account the policies of the new President will be watched eagerly for a chance to cry "Mosback". And here again Yale is fortunate in the choice of Mr. Seymour, for by his eager interest...
...Emerson, Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., John W. Erhad, Albert M. Harlow, Charles L. Moore, Theodore P. Robie, and A. William Asmuth. Sophomores nominated were Jonathon G. Butler, Robert M. Bunker, Francis A. Harding, Jr., Robert M. Burnett, and Benjamin A. Smith. Following the elections Dr. Ronald M. Ferry, House Master, will appoint one Sophomore from the class at large to serve on the committee...
...course, to give his advises some confidence that they are not playing blind man's buff with courses; beyond this he is, ideally, supposed to be guide, companion, expert in untangling personal, domestic, social knots in the Freshman's makeup. He is, in a word, supposed to be master of the study of the transition between school and college...
...curriculum, the detailed courses, the most effective methods of instruction, the nature of the instructional data, and the research program. No students will be admitted until the fall of 1938 at which time a limited number of advanced students will be enrolled. It is expected that a master's degree will be a prerequisite of admission...
...born in the Moldavian Hills in 1881. He used to listen to the songs of gypsies and repeat them on a crude, three-stringed fiddle. At 7, his father tried to enter him in Vienna Conservatory. Master Hellmesberger squinted over his spectacles, growled that the Conservatory was "not a cradle," took the boy in grudgingly. Four years later young Georges won first prizes in violin and harmony...