Word: tutors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...People are examined too much and too frequently"--Richard T. Gill '48, Senior Tutor of Leverett House and a member...
...first of these is the Scholar of the House program, in which courses are optional for a group of about twelve exceptional seniors. They hold biweekly meetings, and read papers to each other, while pursuing reading and writing under the guidance of a person who is equivalent to a tutor...
Several major changes in the requirements for undergraduate concentrators in Economics were announced today by Lee E. Preston, head tutor in the department. The new program will apply to members of the Class of '59 and succeeding classes. Its effect will be confined principally to honors candidates...
...second required course in addition to the traditional Economics 1, the honors candidate will have a greater range of choice than heretofore in selecting his other three courses in the field. He will no longer be subject to any restrictions in this respect, save the sobering advice of his tutor. This new freedom of choice will not, however, apply to non-honors students, for whom the old requirements will in every case remain substantially unchanged...
...would be "foolish to prefer second-rate housing." He said that he knew of no case in which a student had expressed an open unwillingness to move; and no student said that a member of Dunster's staff had mentioned actual compulsion. But one sophomore said that his tutor had told him he would be pressured to vacate Wigglesworth, and another expressed the feeling that "they want us all to get down and participate in the Dunster Gung...