Word: tutors
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Those who received the promotions were Lynn Harold Loomis, associate professor of Mathematics and tutor, former faculty instructor; Pearson Hunt, associate professor of Finance, who has served, since 1940, as an assistant professor; and Abraham Lincoln Gordon, associate professor of Business Administration, formerly a faculty instructor of Government, who has been on leave with the War Production Board since...
Mason Hammond '25, associate professor of Greek and Latin and of History, and tutor in the Department of Classics, has been designated master of Kirkland House, the University announced last night. The appointment, third to the post since the incorporation of Kirkland into the House system in 1931, will be effective on February 1, when Kirkland will again become an undergraduate House...
...nearby cell of the Tower languished another treason suspect-handsome, youthful Lord Robert Dudley, whose father, the Duke of Northumberland, had just been beheaded. As children, Lord Robert and the Lady Elizabeth had played together; they had studied Latin under the same tutor. In the Tower they met again. Soon it was rumored that dashing Prisoner Dudley had so bewitched Prisoner Elizabeth that she had fallen hopelessly in love with him. The rumor seemed to be confirmed nearly five years later, when Elizabeth rode in state to her coronation, and Robert Dudley, her newly created Master of the Horse, proudly...
...Some way must be found," was the lame conclusion of 1942, "to make tutorial equal in value with the work of any given course without destroying the tutorial method. This means . . . giving the tutor the sense that the quality of his tutorial instruction is as important to his personal future as the quality of his research; and . . . giving to the student the feeling that his education would be incomplete without tutorial." The '39 conclusions were more specific...
Prayers & Tears. Aurore's dead father was the idol of Grandmother Dupin's house. Once, in the dead of night, Aurore was wakened by her tutor and led to the family burial plot. "Do you believe," the tutor asked the shivering girl, "that the dead deserve more from us than prayers and tears?" Then he bent over the newly opened plot, detached Captain Dupin's skull from the rotting skeleton and held it out to Aurore, saying: "Kiss this relic that was your father." Aurore obeyed...