Word: tutored
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Professor William Watson Goodwin announced yesterday his resignation from the Eliot Professorship of Greek Literature, which he has held since 1860. Professor Goodwin, who was made tutor in Greek in 1856, stands third on the Faculty in point of length of service. He graduated from Harvard in 1851. Two years later he went abroad to study at the Universities of Gottingen, Bonn and Berlin, and in 1855 received the degree of Ph.D. from the University of Gottingen. In 1856, after a year in Italy and Greece, he returned to Harvard...
...communication in Saturday's CRIMSON, concerning "a tutor of eight year's experience," gives an interpretation to the words "an experienced assistant in close touch with men in the Department" which was never intended, and assumes that the tutor in question uses this phrase as a "misleading advertising device." I wish to state, therefore, in justice to myself, my assistant, and the men who tutor with me, that both interpretation and assumption are incorrect, and, it seems, to me, uncharitable. Perhaps your correspondent will recognize that he formed his conclusions hastily and ill-advisedly when I state that the phrase...
...attention has been called to a printed circular sent out by a person who describes himself as "a tutor of eight years' experience," offering aid in Economics by "an experienced assistant in close touch with men in the Department...
...valuable addition has lately been made to the Gore Hall Library by the gift of a large portion of the private library of the late John Elbridge Hudson '62. Mr. Hudson was for several years a tutor in the College and was a close and constant students of the classics. During his tutorship he studied in the Law School and after graduating he practised law in Boston...
...centre on the eleven that tied Yale. Since that time he had always taken an active part in the coaching of the various elevens, and was a regular assistant at the daily practice. He also kept in touch with undergraduate life by his work as a tutor. At the time of his death he was in the law office of George F. Williams in Boston...