Word: rigorousity
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Parker: Well, in response to the last statement. I would say first that it's simply not true that the courses taught by some of the people who have come here in the last 10 years or so, fail to attend to details in a rigorous fashion I deny that...
Since tutors play such a vital role in undergraduate life, it might seem natural to assume that the College has established a rigorous and uniform method for selecting them And since tutors interact so closely with students, it might seem natural to assume that such a selection process would solicit...
Because each resident tutor opening attracts so large a pool of candidates, student involvement insures a more rigorous evaluation of applicants. In Lowell House, for instance, Master William H. Bossert '59 and co-master Mary Lee Bossert alone screen all initial applications, conduct all interviews, and make final appointment, according...
Once earmarked for publication, articles undergo a rigorous eight-stage editing process in which Review editors scrutinize everything from footnotes to style. As Review executives map their progress on huge wall charts, the pieces often change dramatically, says Supervising Editor Susan F. Hoffman.
The Summer School accepts 800 secondary school students each year. Kasharine G. Galaitsis, Assistant0 Dean for Student Services at the Summer School describes the admissions process as "very rigorous." Pihl added, "We are basically looking at high school juniors who have scored better than 1200 on their SAT's, and...