Word: teachings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...adults is greater than that of the College men, according to professors who lecture to both types. Such men as Henry D. Aiken '40, associate professor of Philosophy, Samuel H. Beer, associate professor of Government, and I. Bernard Cohen '37, assistant professor of the History of Science, teach during both the day and the night...
Those who are working for degrees are often doing so to better their chances to get promotions in jobs. Others want to go on to get masters' degrees so that they can teach. Few of them are concerned with having their names written in the permanent records as Harvard alumni...
...housed in bright, new buildings, unlike its London counterparts with their secluded courtyards, but it is otherwise designed to achieve the same result of giving law students the benefit of practicing lawyers' experience. Lawyers from all over the U.S. will come to stay at the center, to teach, do research work, attend forums and legal clinics. Like their London colleagues, they will live with the? students (the center has rooms for 75 students, special suites for the visiting lawyers), talk over the problems of legal practice in & out of class. One S.M.U. building contains a model courtroom...
...squabble with President A. Whitney Griswold has resulted in the exodus of six Yale political scientists to Princeton. Earlier this fall, V. O. Key, chairman of the Eli Department of Political Science, announced that he was resigning his position, effective this June, to teach here...
...young U.S. sportsman (Robert Stack) determines, almost as a lark, to learn how to handle the matador's fighting cape and sword. He persuades Mexico's leading bullfighter (Gilbert Roland) to teach him, falls in love with a high-born local girl (Joy Page) and then with the bulls. When Matador Roland dies in the ring while saving Stack's life, Stack, still an amateur, feels he must vindicate his honor and courage in the face of a hostile crowd and a raging bull...