Word: tatlock
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...been pointed out that the Reading Periods constitute a rest for tutors as well as instructors. Professor Tatlock's plan of a previous tutorial vacation would obviate this objection. And even without that provision an optional conference with one's tutor would not burden him with even half the usual labor of the routine months. He would still enjoy a comparatively free time for research. The wary will recommend that the student, about to enter an ordeal of fire, be allowed at least a certain sanctuary where he may find, not necessarily reenforcements, but encouragement and warning. As the plan...
Plans for the application of the Reading Period in two departments of the University were divulged yesterday by the chairmen of the English and Philosophy departments in conferences with a CRIMSON representative. Professor J. S. P. Tatlock '96 and Associate Professor C. I. Lewis '05, discussed the measures taken by their respective departments to handle the Reading Period experiment...
...Tatlock Would Break Tutorials...
Protesting against the proposed cessation of tutorial conferences during the Reading Period, Professor Tatlock maintained that a more desirable method would be a cessation of tutorial work from the end of November to the beginning of the Reading Period, and resumption of tutorial conferences during the Reading Period...
While this proposal will not be put into effect in the English department this year, Professor Tatlock declared that the students would gain more from their reading if access to tutorial conferences was made possible. The cessation of tutorial work just prior to the reading period would afford both tutors and students a rest in preparation for the final study before mid-year examinations, as well as give the student additional time for study in the last section meetings of his course, Professor Tatlock believes...