 | 1820 - 436 ページ
...censors, and we think more appropriate than ttttmiVer?. To each of these examinatorx a certain taumber of themes is committed, for which of course they are...that they may be able to appreciate their merits, *nd to give ih a report in the form of a written criticism, attached to, or accompanying the thime,... | |
 | 1825 - 224 ページ
...themes as he cannot himself overtake. These are, in the language of the class, called examinators, a lew assuming title than that of critics or censors : to...attached to the theme, and signed by the examinator. " This mode of appreciating the merit of themes, in a philosophy class, may appear unsatisfactory or... | |
 | William Russell - 1826 - 148 ページ
...has suggested a method of review of which much use is made in the logic (or philosophy) class, ;ind which not only removes that objection, but brings...carefully, to examine in every part, that they may be a'tle to appreciate their merits, and to give in a report in the form of a written criticism attached... | |
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II. 52 choice of ten or twelve students, most distinguished by their ahilities and progress; and to them are committed the review of such themes as he cannot himself overtake. These are, in the language of the class, called examinators, a less assuming... 