Word: journalism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...South seethed and rumbled around him, Mississippi-born Publisher Mark Ethridge of the Louisville Courier-Journal, speaking at the University of Florida, had some telling words last week for his fellow Southerners. Excerpts...
...psychiatry all that it is cracked up to be? Emphatically not, says Montreal Psychiatrist Elliott Emanuel. "In our generation," he writes in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, "some of the biggest names in psychiatry are men whose scientific contributions have been negligible, whose contact with individual patients has been minimal for several years, and whose time is devoted to committees, journalism, and publicity for themselves and their institutions . . . Within the various schools of psychiatry we have much mutual backslapping and back-scratching in spite of intense personal rivalry, while a bland and successful façade is presented...
...expressing its viewpoint, the CRIMSON is playing fair with its readers. We know what to allow for in reading a newspaper only if we are acquainted with its editorial opinion. I know of no respectable journal which does not give its subscribers the courtesy of an editorial page: this omission would be assuming the role of complete impartiality (which Manahan evidently desires). And it would be extremely naive to consider impartiality a realistic position...
Barnes did not say how much of the business Ford, Chrysler, or G.M. has a right to expect, or just how the Government could try to regulate their shares. Commented the Wall Street Journal: "We doubt very much if Mr. Barnes will ever be able to set any such figures, for the fact of the matter is that they are set by the public . . . There is no law we know of which allows a Government agency to force people to buy a car different from the one they want...
Several monts later, the Wall Street Journal announced that the Law School would publish a world tax service in conjunction with the United Nations and the Ford Foundation. In the February, 1955, Law School Bulletin, an article by William Sprague Barnes of the Law School revealed the essential points of Puente's plan, McInerney said...