Word: tutor
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...privilege will be granted on the recommendation of the Chairman of the Department or Committee under which the candidate is concentrating. The purpose of the ruling is to enable the candidate to do additional work under the direction of his tutor, but the tutor may require the student to attend any lectures or courses that he thinks advisable. If the tutor thinks that the student has not been spending his time profitably during the first half of the last year he may be required to take the usual number of courses in the second half year...
...John Dickinson has been appointed lecturer on government and a tutor in the division of History, Government and Economics. Dr. Dickinson received his bachelor's degree at Johns Hopkins University in 1913, receiving his master's degree at Princeton University and his doctor's degree in 1919 at the same school. He studied at Harvard Law School, serving also as tutor in the college, and received his degree of Bachelor of Laws...
...four tutors will be P. R. Doolin '20, who is also a fourth year student in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and who studied at Paris for part of his undergraduate career; R. D. Howard; who graduated last June with high honors; Daniel Sargent '13, author of several books of poetry, and who assisted Professor Barrett Wendell in much of his later work, notably his "Traditions of European Literature"; and E. A. Whitney, '17 a tutor in field of History for the past five years...
...following review of the Freshman number of the Advocate was written for the CRIMSON by Mr. H. W. Taeusch '20, tutor in the Department of English and former instructor in English...
...Little Jr. '17 and K. B. Murdock '16, both assistant deans last year, have given up their dean's office position in order to give more time to academic work. Mr. Little, who has just returned from a trip to Europe, is to serve as a tutor in the English Department...