Word: teached
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...English with Mrs. Vining, and Akihito's three sisters and younger brother were all getting lessons, too. Besides this solid schedule of tutoring, Mrs. Vining had her regular classes at the democratized Peers and Peeresses schools, somehow managed to splice in talks to Japanese teachers about how to teach the democratic...
There will be no departmentalization. "We are interested," says Hendricks, "in broad general education, cutting across the narrow lines of specialized interest. . . . We want to integrate the learning of all branches of education. When we teach literature or language, we want our students to learn at the same time the history of the period which they are studying. We want faculty members who, in a political science course, can teach a little literature...
...have the $1,500 to put up for big-time debuts. They chipped in $25 apiece to cover costs, and, for the use of its 260-seat basement auditorium, gave the Greenwich Village Presbyterian Church a share in their company. Hieber got a veteran Broadway actor, Max Leavitt, to teach his singers how to act. Leavitt, in turn, gave the company a name. "Let's serve lemonade," he proposed, "and call it lemonade opera...
Vines taught him strokes, but he did not teach him the "big game." Jake figured that out himself-along with such lesser notions as eating football-style steaks before big matches and drinking warm tea between sets as energy boosters. Finally, along came Benefactor No. 4, a brilliant automotive engineer named Clifton Roche...
...plan is now ready. When the University opens for the fall term, two "Neighborhood Colleges" in public libraries will also open. One will be for Negroes ; under Kentucky's Day Law, Negroes and whites may not attend the same school. University professors and instructors will teach the courses - art, science, literature, history. The libraries will provide text books...