Word: pedagog
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What many a pedagog could not see was why schools did not have as much right to R. F. C. money as railroads and banks. If denied relief, they warned that: 1) rural schools in Wyoming may close in a year; 2) Michigan may be unable to refinance its school debt; 3) teachers' salaries may remain delinquent in New Jersey; 4) school years may be shortened in Ohio and Idaho; 5) San Francisco may be forced to leave unfinished its school building program for lack...
...Lowell, 76, is retiring (TIME, Nov. 28). Announcement of his plan last week was like a graceful curtain speech at the end of a farewell tour. Immediately it was estimated that the endowment of the Society of Fellows is $1,000,000. Dr. Lowell is rich for a pedagog. He gave the President's House in Harvard Yard, the $750,000 New Lecture Hall, kept the benefactions secret until months afterward. Many people believed last week that some day the Society of Fellows would be revealed as coming from Dr. Lowell's purse as well as his mind...
Headmaster Stearns, a tall, thin, large-nosed pedagog who had graduated from Amherst and taught at Hill School, brought to Andover two things: an austere determination to maintain pure intellectualism against the encroachments of vocational education; and much zeal for arousing alumni interest in the school. He resisted tinkering with College Board requirements, campaigned to get more students for a full four-year course. In his later years Headmaster Stearns grew less companionable with his students and his sermons frequently emphasized the necessity of repenting...
...Secretary of the Treasury Mills at his elbow. "Good-by, Mr. President." "Good-by, Governor." Governor Roosevelt's adviser is Raymond Moley, 46-year-old professor of public law at Columbia University. An expert on criminal procedure rather than international economics, Professor Moley is a stocky, thin-haired pedagog who began his career as an Ohio schoolteacher. As Governor of New York, Al Smith first discovered him as a useful citizen to have in the background. Long a Roosevelt friend, he accompanied the Democratic nominee this fall on his campaign travels as chief factfinder and statistician. The Press glibly...
...students take their pleasure; some four or five miles away were the trees and towers of the college. Before Dr. Baker stood "Quail Hill," an old, boarded-up Georgian house whose owners used to entertain him and his wife. Dusk fell. Presently the weary, 66-year-old pedagog stumbled, fell by a stream near the highway. In the night a wind & rain storm beat down on "Quail Hill...