Word: teacher
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...chief problems of today is how to enforce the huge output of legal precepts required by the complex life of urban industrial communities. Here again is a subject in which a professorship, in a national school, in which students from every part of the country compel the teacher to consider the question from many points of view, may do great things...
...Agency and of Insurance, Constitutional Law, and International Law. During the war he was Colonel in the Judge Advocate General's department, having charge of the department of Constitutional and International Law. He is one of the most learned of legal scholars, a clear and interesting teacher, and a delightful writer on legal topics. He is the oldest of the small group of men now alive who taught in the Law School while Langdell and Ames were deans...
...Personally Professor Wambaugh is a charming companion, both learned and witty. He will be greatly missed both as a teacher and as a member of the Faculty...
...Department of English. Probably more prominent literary men who have graduated from Harvard have taken it than any other in the University and it is the one course which has been most particularly identified with Dean Briggs at Harvard. Professor Copeland comes to it after twenty years as the teacher of English 12, an equally famous course...
...answering the question of 'What do the Jews think of Jesus", Rabbi Wise said, "I must ask these questions, 'Was Jesus a Jew?', and 'Was Jesus a Christian?' I cannot think of him but as a Jew and a Jewish teacher who attempted to do what all religious leaders attempt to do--to recreate and revitalize the religious thought and life of his times. He never intended to depart from the Jewish customs or from the teachings of the Torah. Only his death at the hands of some of the Jews has raised the question of the relation between...