Word: jobs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...actual scrapping, we presume, as when Mr. Ford offers to wave the magic acetylene torch and turn gun-turrets into livers. Part of the scrapping will be figurative for the Government is offering for sale old cruisers, convertible into merchant ships. But, obviously, the thing is more than a job; it is an industry...
...photographer never knows what is going to happen; he is doing something different every minute, and on never tell when he will be called out on some important job. The variety in the work makes it seem more like a bobby than a profession, and many men have found it so interesting that they spend a great deal of time in taking photographs without compensation, as a form of recreation...
...forming friendships are nonetheless offered--but they are a "by-product" rather than the chief purpose of the competitions. To the Freshman or Sophomore who comes out for the CRIMSON competitions which begin this evening we can say two things: first, he will find he has a worthwhile job on his hands; and second, he will probably discover in the process of carrying through this job that it is in common work that the strongest friendships are formed...
...these days an easy job. The minister must love his work and rejoice in it. He must also have the faculty of inspiring other people with the same enthusiasm. He must be able to work with other people as well as for them. He must have a gift of speech, not necessarily of eloquence, but at least of persuasiveness, for it is his business to persuade others to do what otherwise they might not do. Every week he has the opportunity to present a subject to his congregation for their consideration. He is responsible not only for the choice...
...system, however, in practice, is sound in theory; there is undoubtedly a need for the student advisor. Many a Freshman in the past might have found himself sooner if his advisor had been on the job...