Word: tutor
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This action by the Department of Physics following the present trend will entail regular meetings with a tutor, at which assigned reading will be discussed. Individual reading is to be assigned to each man, the intention being to interrelate his studies in the various sub-divisions of Physics with work which the separate courses do not deal with...
...could not completely fathom, and which, by 1833 no longer admired his wise fancies & eccentric conceits as it had done before his belligerent sojourn in Greece. But his brief and comfortable enchantment was shattered by the arrival of Clara Hunting's sons, together with Mr. Hodge, their tutor. He, a teacher of mathematics, resented the untidy brilliance of Mr. Hazard; his resentment was effective. Mr. Hazard felt himself compelled to resume elsewhere his pursuit of peace, a pursuit always profitless in this dusty world for one like Mr. Hazard, who, fierce, bewildered, and alone, was not entirely its inhabitant...
...have. From a department which was distinguished by its picaresque field trips and a general lack of seriousness among its students has been created a field analogous to that of History and Literature, permitting a ramification among all allied subjects, but with application under the guidance of a tutor that should bring substantial result...
...Tutorial System, the General Examinations, the Reading Period, and all that goes with them. They are the men who will ultimately take their degree with Honors, and there is no reason why they should be placed on the same plane with the men who waste their own and their tutor's time, prepare for their General Examinations at a tutoring school, neglect their Reading Period assignments and turn their backs on every attempt on the part of authorities to make intellectual pastures a delectable paradise for students. "The rich get richer, and the poor get poorer" seems to apply here...
...ensemble of singing actors they claim to be, and an ensemble of singing actors they are," Edward Ballantine, Ed. '07, assistant professor of Music and tutor in the Division of Music, told a CRIMSON reporter yesterday, speaking of the American Opera Company, which will feature "Harvard Night" at the Hollis Street Theatre this evening with its production of Gounod's "Faust...