Word: developer
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...cake of the College. Certain tutors will live in the Houses, others will have conference rooms in them and live elsewhere, but every student-in a given House will have at least on resident tutor. These methods are admittedly experimental. It is hoped that each House will in time develop an individuality and attract students by their major interests...
...view, therefore, our first aim in higher education should be to develop part-time education in technical schools and continuation classes for all children over the age of 14. The adequate development of part-time technical education is of first, importance because, if American experience is any guide, many pupils in the full-time schools will in the future have to combine their mental training with a considerable amount of practice in the machine shop, and this they will only be able to do if they have at their disposal technical colleges equipped to receive them for a certain number...
...play, "solemnly and tremulously" dedicated to a fallen comrade-in-arms of the author. Act I reveals the home life of Dr. Lovett & wife (Marion Wells), who has persuaded the unselfish practitioner to leave his small-town clientele so that she may have a chance to develop her musical talents in New York. Mr. Kruger announces that he has accepted a commission in the medical corps, departs for a Southern cantonment, leaving his wife exposed to a handsome artillery officer who shares her taste for music. Several acts later, by an odd topple of Fate's dice. Mr. Kruger finds...
Candidates for the photographic department are required to take and develop photographs of college subjects; they use the CRIMSON's cameras. Attendance at the meeting Wednesday involves no obligation for the student to enter any of the competitions, which will be nine weeks in duration...
...blocks from the courthouse in a big rambling house, open to all, keeps no servant, is familiarly called "Judgie". He attends Reno's endless round of cocktail parties, socializes with the city's smart divorce-seekers, declares: "I'm Wet, damned Wet. One can't develop strength of character by restriction." His divorce doctrine is equally simple: "I regard happiness as a fundamental cornerstone for a union. When experience shows a mistake has been made, it must be corrected and the union dissolved." Judge Bartlett doubts if legal evidence can be adduced in any case...