Word: tutors
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...tonight is an early night, if you go by the clock. But Dave ("Gino" to his friends) points out that his debauchery this day began early as well, with an entryway party thrown by the House English tutor. It was, in fact, a particularly intemperate evening, as his former roommate explained the following day, since Dave had not only one more hour than usual to indulge, but also had the inviting free drinks at the party. Then, after leaving the party, he filled his nightly $5 quota of drinks at the Casablanca. This $5 generally goes toward the drinks...
Reminders of the bizarre Pavlovich saga continue to turn up. Eric Roberts, an Applied Math tutor, discovered a set of Harvard Trust Co. checks with the name "S.M. Pavlovich III" in a gutter earlier this week...
...Harvard Dramatic Club has usually tried to shy away from scheduling already overproduced works. A commendable policy, this, but one which has resulted in the past in the production of such gems as More Stately Mansions, probably the worst play O'Neill ever wrote, and the travesty of The Tutor, a heavy-handed Brechtian non-masterpiece, whose German director cast members reportedly had trouble understanding. It showed...
...student who decides to interrupt his or her course of study must have that decision ratified by the Administrative Board, a permanent body composed of the dean of the College and all House senior tutors. The University keeps no statistics on why students take time off, but a substantial number, if not a majority of those who do, do not consider themselves in serious difficulty at Harvard, either academic or personal. Most therefore, will do no more than discuss their plans with the Senior tutor of their House, and the senior tutor will then represent the student's case before...
...middle of the term. But he was also sure that he wasn't ready to face any serious decisions about his life at Harvard, decisions which he felt would confront him the following year. Relying for support on friends, particularly on a sympathetic roommate, on an encouraging tutor, and on his analyst, Collins finished out the year. By the summer after, the only thing definite about his plans for the year off was the place where the time would be spent--"I had to remain in Cambridge in order to continue seeing my analyst. Analysis played an important part...