Word: tutors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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While he was getting his doctorate here in 1948-53 he was a teaching fellow in History and Literature and in Spanish. He spent his last year in Dunster House, where he was an entry tutor...
Last summer, Eliot House's Master-on-leave John Finley, who had long sought a pre-medical tutor in his House, went out and found one. He invited a young research doctor at a Boston hospital to move into Eliot as a resident tutor. The plan has been so successful that it is now time for the other Houses to follow this lead...
Since the Houses are already overcrowded, providing those rooms might prove an obstacle. But Eliot has shown that space can be found. While Eliot had less trouble in finding a tutor than in providing room, it may be difficult to find six other qualified research fellows who would want to assume tutorial responsibilities. But with the inducement of room and board, research fellows interested in teaching should welcome the opportunity to affiliate with Harvard. Fortunately, in addition to Harvard Medical School, Boston has many reputable hospitals from which to seek young doctors...
Until this year, the College had a pre-medical tutor who was supposed to advise the entire College. But he was virtually unknown and unconsulted outside of his own House. Now he also is gone and the College has left unfulfilled a responsibility to a sixth of the undergraduate body. Eliot has assumed its part of this responsibility. The other Houses should do likewise...
...housing experiment, patterned roughly after a Harvard House, is being conducted this year in Cutter Hall. It has a resident tutor, a large, comfortable common room and the very beginnings of a library. Dartmouth, however, has no plans for conversion to anything resembling the House plan, for the fraternities offer the social facilities of a House, and the Hanover restaurants are nearby...