Word: tutoring
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Another popular misconception about Mass Hall is, in the words of a Mather House tutor, that the administration "really is out to screw the students and faculty." The implication here is that somehow the administration can gain from squeezing students and faculty. Aside from the obvious response that Mass Hall actually does profess a desire to improve the education and quality of life of the Harvard undergraduate, there is also the fact that the administration is trying to balance a variety of goals, not all of which can be served totally. While I share the suspicion of many students that...
...Smith, tutor in South House, said yesterday she became ill "with a vengeance" around 5 p.m. yesterday. Smith said she called UHS and was told that her illness was probably due to the seafood...
Brower, a former master of Adams House, became a tutor at Harvard in 1932 and a full professor here in 1953. He spent the 14 years before he got tenure at Harvard teaching at Amherst College...
Spring of freshman year I went to talk to the head tutor about majoring in English...
...professors--or rather having them know me--from the annual cocktail parties we had when my father was chairman, places me under a certain pressure. I feel badly about skipping lectures because it might be considered something of a personal affront. The situation is much worse with tutors and section people. After giving my name at the first meeting of a section this year, the sectionwoman asked: "Are you related to Morton Bloomfield?" "Yes, he's my father." "Oh, well he's one of my thesis advisors." Both my sophomore and junior tutors have been students of my father...