Word: tutoring
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...than 30 fields and departments offers tutorial instruction to non-Honors juniors and seniors. Although the English Department's unique program is both voluntary and non-credit, about 70 per cent of the 221 non-Honors concentrators attend their group meetings regularly, according to David D. Perkins '51, Head Tutor of the Department...
Junior non-Honors, however, meets a groups of up to six people. Should the individual interests or needs within given group vary, students can switch tutors; and the Department will assign students expressing preferences for a given author to a tutor doing work in that period...
...House tutorials have made the House the center of a student's intellectual life. Too often sections provide little stimulation, or else a student having interests in many fields lacks intellectual contact outside his own. Too many students see the Associates in the Dining Halls only at an unapproachable "tutor's table." Increased contact between the faculty and this important unit of the College is vitally necessary...
John N. Plank, head tutor in Government, and Eric Gustafson, instructor in Economics, will merge their Adams House tutorials into a single group studying the topic of "imperialism...
...keep hands off. Rather than a reliable "bloc," the neutralist group is a cluster of ambitious and often impulsive leaders, most of them mutually jealous, many of them open rivals. Few show any practiced moderation in diplomatic maneuver, and most balk at accepting leadership from any self-appointed tutor. Tito dreams of leading the whole neutralist world, but is suspect to Africans and Asians as both a white man and a Communist. Nasser, who cannot even bring the entire Arab world under his wing, flirts with the notion of African leadership-which Ghana's Nkrumah regards as his special...