Word: careers
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President Harris of Amherst emphasized the fact that the true value of a college course is the training of men for the service of life. It has become a path to a useful and productive career; but it should be above all a cultural work rather than a vocational training...
...president of the Alumni Association in anticipation of his return to this country is a very fitting honor to this country is a very fitting honor to the graduate who of Harvard men now living has perhaps done most to bring honor to his University. His active career has brought public service into greater respect among those citizens best fitted to undertake it, and has introduced, not only into public service but into everyday life of the people, new standards of duty and efficiency...
...Perkins '07, a reporter on the news staff of the New York Times, delivered a most interesting lecture last evening on "Journalism as a Career," the second in the series of seven lectures on the professions to be given in the Union during the winter...
...Perkins '07, of the editorial staff of the New York Times, will deliver a lecture on "Journalism as a Career" in the Living Room of the Union this evening at 8 o'clock. An exception to the general rule relative to Union entertainments has been made by the Governing Board, in that this lecture will be open to all members of the University, whether members of the Union...
...young man who has already done exceptional work in his profession, Mr. Perkins will present the advantages of journalism as a career from the point of view of a recent graduate...