Word: doctorings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...American Medical Association's latest Directory says there are 169,005 doctors in the U. S. Proctor Karl McCormick said there were 178,000 lawyers in the U. S. and Dependencies in his report to the New York Bar Association (TIME, Feb. 8). In his 1936 report issued last month Dean Young B. Smith of the Columbia School of Law said: "Practically every one at some time needs a doctor, but the proportion of the population who require legal services is necessarily limited." Says Dr. Morris Fishbein, editor of the A. M. A.'s Journal, about overcrowding...
...opinion of Boswell is clear from the note, "I thought him a clever and comical Follow," and in another place she writes, "Curiosity carried Boswell further than it over carried any Mortal breathing." In retaliation to Boswell's statement that he was not pleased with the great Doctor's intimacy with the Thrale family, and the restraint which it imposed on him, Mrs. Thrale retorted in the margin. "What Restraint can he mean? Johnson kept everybody else under Restraint...
This year's prize will be offered for the best essay of from five to ten thousand words on a subject in American literature approved by the chairman of the Department of English. Theses in sertations submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy may be accepted, but no essay submitted for any other prize this year is eligible...
...with the law materials of economics, psychology, political theory, accounting, statistics, ethics and philosophy. Comprehensive examinations covering each year's work will be substituted for traditional course examinations. Independent study and small group consideration of legal problems will be stressed. In the fourth year, before getting the J.D. (Doctor of Jurisprudence) degree, a student will spend half his time on problems of economic organization, the rest in his field of specialization...
...Long after refusing him an honorary degree. An all-round educator, President-Elect Harris was born in Georgia and went to Mercer University there, graduating in 1917, just in time to serve as a Wartime first lieutenant of infantry. After that he studied at Yale Law School, became a Doctor of Jurisprudence, reached his Tulane deanship in 1927. He established Tulane's nationally famed Law Review. He hopes to continue teaching at least one law class even after he takes over the presidency formally on Commencement Day in June. Dr. Harris has three sons to trim at his favorite...