Word: teachers
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However, Robert S. Fitzgerald '33, Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory and the teacher of English C, "English composition", may have implied differently when he said last week that all freshmen have the "experience of expos" and that no student can "take second-year Latin unless he's acquired a reading knowledge" of the language...
Jane H. Shore, Briggs-Copeland Lecturer on English, said last week that the New Yorker characterization is "absolutely not true." She added that several faculty members are doing "very experimental work" and no "really good teacher" would "steer a student in one particular way of writing...
PHOTOCOPYING. Teachers and scholars will no longer be able to order wholesale copying of articles in specialized journals or other materials for study. Some limited photocopying of short works or excerpts will be permitted for a teacher putting together course materials. Libraries may also make single copies of single articles-so long as they do not allow intentional multiple copying or any effort to use copies as substitutes for the whole work or for subscribing to a journal...
...Sargent Cheever, professor of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics and director of admissions at the Medical School, said the proposal would probably not be helpful in evaluating Harvard undergraduates "because the reputation of an institution and course teacher--with which we are familiar here--are more important than grades...
Joanne T. Dempsey, a graduate student in English who is teaching Alfred's section in his absence, said yesterday, "He is such a teacher that his creativity extends even in his absence. The students are going to the poetry not only for the poetry but to talk to him through...