Word: relationship
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...peculiarly high proportion of outstanding faculty men to concentrators makes it posible for tutees to be sure of superior tutorial instruction. Uusually no tutor is less than a professor and no tutor has more than eight tutees. This highly desirable relationship coupled with the fact that the faculty men acting as tutors in this department have, apparently, a greater personal interest in teaching than is generally true of the larger departments, indicates that the tutorial system functions better here than in most fields...
Rumors of their relationship preceded them. When they stopped in Dresden, an Englishwoman there wrote: "Lord Nelson thinks of nothing but Lady Hamilton, who is totally occupied by the same object. She is bold, forward, coarse, assuming and vain. Her figure is colossal, but, excepting her feet, which are hideous, well-shaped. Her bones are large and she is exceedingly embonpoint." In England the mob shouted hoarse applause but society whispered. Nelson was heaped with formal honors and financial rewards, but he and Emma were received nowhere. Nelson's wife formally left him. Before old Sir William died, with...
...three measures the one most insistently demanding correction and clarification is the relationship between Sociology and her somewhat arrogant sister social sciences. But all three, coupled with internal reorganization, must be consummate before the Sociology Department can stop fighting rearguard actions alone and unaided, and move up to the van of educational progress. Figures on Sociology *Concentration at Harvard...
Beside the tremendous physical expansion in both plant and number of men accomodated, less striking but no less significant changes have taken place in the relationship between the Athletic Association and the faculty as a whole. The traditional distrust between the man who teaches the star halfback football and the man who teaches him history, usually resulting in a permanent state of warfare between the dean's office and the athletic association, does not exist in Cambridge as it still continues to in some other colleges...
...accepts, Jones will probably give a survey course such as English 2 and graduate courses in comparative literature showing the relationship between English and American literature and that of Europe...