Harvard And Its Surroundings
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Professors 19 51 Assistant Professors 21 Lecturers ". .. 3 Tutors 4 7 Instructors 2 30 Assistants 12 Whole number of teachers . .. . — 25 — 124 Librarians, Proctors, and other officers . . 10 24 The following extract and table is taken from Charles F. Thwing's article on College Instruction, in a recent number of " Scribner's Monthly. " It will be interesting to observe the comparison of Harvard with the other colleges. " Thongh a few elective or 'exchange' courses of instruction have been for ...years offered by most colleges, it was not till the accession of the pres- ent president of Harvard that the system of elective studies was introduced. Though introduced at Harvard in the face of much opposition, the system has, by its intellectual and moral advantages, converted opposition into stanch support. It constantly grows in popularity with both professors and students, and each year the number of elective courses is increased and their scope en- larged. At this time (1876-77) 99 elective courses are offered, providing 263 recitations a week.
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Professors 19 51 Assistant Professors 21 Lecturers ". .. 3 Tutors 4 7 Instructors 2 30 Assistants 12 Whole number of teachers . .. . — 25 — 124 Librarians, Proctors, and other officers . . 10 24 The following extract and table is taken from Charles F. Thwing's article on College Instruction, in a recent number of " Scribner's Monthly. " It will be interesting to observe the comparison of Harvard with the other colleges. " Thongh a few elective or 'exchange' courses of instruction have been for ...years offered by most colleges, it was not till the accession of the pres- ent president of Harvard that the system of elective studies was introduced. Though introduced at Harvard in the face of much opposition, the system has, by its intellectual and moral advantages, converted opposition into stanch support. It constantly grows in popularity with both professors and students, and each year the number of elective courses is increased and their scope en- larged. At this time (1876-77) 99 elective courses are offered, providing 263 recitations a week.
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