Word: surveys
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...September of 1951, a survey committee made up of prominent representatives of all the Massachusetts Law Schools and headed by Vice-Dean Livingston Hall of Harvard, was formally organized to analyze the district-court system and attempt to recommend solutions for existing problems. After over a year of exhaustive analysis, the Committee came up with positive suggestions for a reorganization of the system. These suggestions were embodied in Senate Bill 247, which received a hearing before the Judiciary Committee of the Legislature in March. The bill, which provided for a smooth shift to a full-time judgeship system, was then...
...specialists who made the $10,000, 100-page illustrated report, only one voted against accepting the survey's findings. Now that the survey is completed, the committee will confer with Cyril G. Sargent, director of the Center, and his assistants...
Aron, who taught a course entitled "Modern European History and the Soviet Union: A Historical and Institutional Survey," denied present membership in the Communist party but refused to testify about past associations on the grounds of the Fifth Amendment...
...CRIMSON appreciates that there will be disadvantages to any system and that the English department is still examining and experimenting to improve its tutorial. The basic question, however, is whether English 10 is sophomore tutorial with added lectures and a common reading list or whether it is a survey courses which has engulfed tutorial work and has replaced it with standard--if smaller--section meetings. Sophomores in English 10 who answered the CRIMSON poll inclined toward the latter view. Tying tutorial to one course limits its scope. If a standardized plan of study is necessary for the sophomore, this also...
...pace" in sophomore tutorial was felt to be too rapid, and the sweep of the subject too large. But far from offering a large, detailed survey, we are at present concentrating on a relatively few major writers in the hope of offering an opportunity for a more selective analysis of them...