Word: supervisor
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Official announcement was made last night that Dr. R. H. Howe Jr. '01 had been appointed general supervisor of rowing at the University...
...Rowing at Harvard has become so general and covers so much equipment in the way of boathouses, boats, cars, and launches that the Graduate Rowing Committee, after much consideration, felt convinced that a general supervisor of rowing and equipment and details relating to rowing was desirable. The work has hitherto been guided by the Graduate Rowing Committee, the Captain of the University Crew, and the undergraduate manager of the crew, that the management of this branch of Some time ago it became clearly evident athletics at Harvard requires the major part of a man's time during the college year...
...arrived in Chita, Peru, our preliminary base, on September 13. Our company consisted of the following members: Senor Alvarotez, professor of Archaeology at Nueva Barcelona, our leader and supervisor, "guide, counsellor, and friend"; Don Calvo, as geologist, (Whose work in stratifying the cliffs of the Anacondian Peninsula has made him world-famous); Dr. Bonaparte (exchange professor from the Sorbonne) who serves as osteologist and physician; Leon Cavallo, our chief topographer; two assistant topographers; and myself, who am to act as historian and representative of the American government...
Graduates of the School also become principals of secondary schools, both public and private, teachers in normal schools, college teachers of Education, and supervisors of special subjects and particular forms of educational activity in schools and school systems. For some of these posts, much specialization during the period of preparation is required. Thus, for example, a supervisor of physical education in a city school system must have a highly specialized training. On the other hand, a college teachers of Education must have not only a special subject of which he is master but must be broadly prepared in such fundamental...
When track started last fall, W. J. Bingham '16 was appointed supervisor, with instructions to straighten out affairs. He found that there was little enthusiasm for track in the University, and decided that he could work better as head coach than as supervisor. Accordingly, upon the resignation of Mr. Donovan on February 10, he was made head coach with full authority. Naturally the advent of Coach Bingham has not resulted in an immediate improvement, because of the short time he has had the job, but both undergraduate and graduate track enthusiasts are expecting a change for the better...