Word: tutors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Interviewed in Oakland on her arrival from Tokyo, Mrs. Phyllis Gibbons, widow of a British diplomat and tutor for the past five years to Arthur MacArthur, described her young charge. He has, she said, "an outstanding talent for music." Otherwise, "he is just an ordinary American boy, like your son or mine. He is quite intelligent, but he can't spell-what American...
...Religion at Harvard" comes up for debate at the Christ Church parish house at 7:15 p.m. Sunday. Two College students, a Radcliffe junior, and a Lowell House tutor will argue the merits and demerits of instituting religious instruction and guidance in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
...present it costs just as much by the hour to tutor the unresponsive students, as the responsive, and the drain on the tutor's energy is greater in one case than in the other. Since these are times when every expense must justify itself, common sense would suggest that tutoring should be in large measure reserved for those students who can really profit...
...History and Government departments present the most favorable picture: they are comparatively well-staffed and well-heeled. But most important, they are enthusiastic. The Government faculty, almost to a man, is willing to take on tutorial assignments. Only three or four senior professors refuse to tutor in History...
...fairly large amount of money is still needed. This is because the department's budget has been unable to keep pace with the great increase in Social Relations concentrators over the past few years. Also, Social Relations always employs a large number of guest lecturers who can never tutor as well as permanent faculty members...