Word: careers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...baseball captain, H. R. Hardwick '15, deserves that, or any other athletic honor the University can pay him. Athletically, he has been one of its most valuable assets since he entered College, and it is only fitting that he should end his College career as a major sport captain...
...Francis Wheeler, superintendent of agents, Massachusetts ordinary department of the Prudential Life Insurance Company of America, will speak on "Insurance as a Career for College Men," in Phillips Brooks House this evening at 7.30 o'clock. The lecture is open to the University, and is intended to interest college men in entering the insurance business as a career...
...University nine has to date had a rather luckless career, unfavorable weather having kept the daily work-out indoors, much of the time, and the strength of the team has been greatly lessened by the absence of Captain Ayres and the recently announced ineligibility of J. A. Gilman, Jr., '16, who was considered one of the most promising of Coach Sexton's squad of pitchers...
...actual cash value of the two years spent in preparation for a business career is proved beyond a doubt by the Business School figures...
...issue of the Alumni Bulletin, Rev. S. S. Drury '01, rector of St. Paul's School at Concord, N. H., disposes of many of the fallacious notions which are common in regard to the profession of teaching. The conviction, he says, that teaching school is not a first-rate career for first-class men is fast going out of date. It is in the boarding schols that the universal ambition to be somebody and to influence the character of somebody else finds its widest scope. Salaries in boarding schools, moreover, compare favorably with salaries in colleges. No one going into...