Word: tutors
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...matter of fact, however, the men who stand highest in their high school classes in the West are usually better students than a great many eastern men who tutor their way into the College. Under the present system mediocre men who have the advantage of the elaborate tutoring system of the East are preferred to more capable men in the West and South who have no such props...
Arthur Norman Holcombe '06 was appointed Tutor in the Division of History, Government, and Economics...
...Monday, the resignation of Walter Cecil Schumb 2G, as Assistant in Chemistry was received and accepted, and the following appointments were made: William Woodbridge Eddy 3G., Assistant in Semitic Languages; Edward Otto Tabor 3L., Assistant in Public Speaking; Frederick Law Olmsted '64, Lecturer on Landscape Architecture; Frederick May Eliot, Tutor; Sydney Powers, Research Fellow in Geology; John Bovingdon 1G., Assistant in Public Speaking; Bernard Raymond 1G., Assistant in Physiology; Leroy Newton Fleming, Assistant in Physiology; Charles Locke Scudder '88, Associate in Surgery; Andrew Watson Sellards, Associate in Tropical Medicine; James Royal Martin, Teaching Fellow in Physiology; George Burgess Magrath...
...assistant in Government; Charles Pagelsen Howard '09, as assistant in Government; Bernhard Henry Knollenberg '14, as assistant in Government; Grafton Lee Wilson 1L., as assistant in Government; William, Edward Cox 1G., as assistant in Economics; Lloyd Lorenzo Shaulis 1G., as assistant in Economics; John Valentine Van Sickle 3G., as tutor in the Division of History, Government and Economics; David Abram Ellis '94, as lecturer on School Administration; Nathan Matthews '76, Lecturer on Police Administration; Stephen O'Meara, Lecturer on Municipal Budget-making; Spencer Bishop Montgomery 3L., Chairman, Law School Advisers; Leonard Dawson Adkins 3L., Law School Adviser; Merritt Caldwell Bragdon...
...White '15. Sireno Carl Weist, And., of Gloucester, Harold Linson Stratton And., of Yankton, S. Dakota and Lewis Welton Sanford Dv., of Passumpsic, Vt., were awarded the Billings prize for improvement in pulpit delivery. The resignations of H. L. Gray '98 as Assistant Profesor of History and Tutor in the Division of History, Government, and Economics, of B. E. G. Dirks, from a University scholarship, and of A. D. Muir 3G., from the C. E. Norton fellowship, were received and accepted. Professor Irving Babbitt, of the Department of French, was granted leave of absence for the first half...