Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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CDNIIVIENDAT Dr. Robert R. Raymo, Professor of English, H1964 Teacher of the Year . 20

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Reflections in CI College Mirror Dr. Cayefano Socarrcs, lecturer in Hispanic Civilizaiion, discusses aspeds of Afro-Cuban culture.

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l i I l Dr. Raymo during a discussion of Troilus and Criseyde in his Medieval Seminar. Dr. Robert R. Raymo . . . Academic Excellence Achievement Recognition Instead of having a break at the end of the first hour, l'll let you out T5 minutes early. The words, spoken with iust the hint of an English accent, are familiar to any student who has sat for a course with Dr. Raymo-whether it's Freshman Comp or Chaucer. So, the fif- teen minute break comes and goes. The fif- teen minutes early come and go. Often, the fifteen minutes late come and go. But no one gets restless, no one complains, no one even notices the clock. His classes are unlike many others. Students fill page after page with notes, observations, questions. They arg- ue the fine points as well as the general. They spend hours on one line, weeks on one pass- age. They learn. Whether its for a discussion of Chaucer, advice on Graduate School or just conversation, Dr. Raymo is always available. 21