Word: teaching
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Nothing is harder to teach than a preliminary course. Too often, in a bid for publicity and popularity with those outside the field, the lecturer is not scholarly enough to be of any use to students concentrating in his subject. Such is the case with Fine Arts...
...hospitals. But underlying the success of this radical change, there must be a new conception on the part of the young doctor, whether in the country clinic, city office, or hospital ward, of his duty to the community. It will be the chief work of the medical school to teach him this outlook...
...small group of lacrosse players are working out regularly with Coach Robert Poole in fall practice, designed to teach inexperienced men the fundamentals of the game. If a sufficient number of men turn out, Poole hopes to have the squad scrimmaging before cold weather. Nelson N. cochrane 2G, captain of the 1932 team and member of the Boston Lacrosse Club last year, will assist in the coaching...
John Dyneley Prince, retiring U. S. Minister to Jugoslavia, returned to teach Slavonic languages at Columbia University. His position had been held open since 1921 when President Harding appointed him Minister to Denmark. This week Columbia's President Nicholas Murray Butler was to talk to his students about New York politics...
...Treaty of Lausanne, all Turkish education is controlled by Turkey's Government. U. S.-founded and U. S.-supported, Robert College must teach the official Turkish history in Turkish. Robert's teachers must be satisfactory to the Ministry of Education. When the Ministry beheld the School & Society article it grew choleric, telegraphed Dean Fisher -en route from a vacation in the U. S.-that he would not be readmitted to historic old Turkey. Robert officials were confident last week they could get him reinstated. Dean since 1922, Historian Fisher was ousted in 1924 because he was supposed...