Word: plans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Without foresight and planning the pre-medical student may find himself at the end of his Senior year unable to enter medical school. So, also, the pre-business student who falls to set an objective and plan ahead may find at graduation that he is unfit...
Obviously if a Sophomore has made no decision at all regarding his career, the need for reaching one should be apparent, for if he chooses medicine or engineering or science he will then have to plan his course of study in college accordingly...
Speaking informally before a small student group in Winthrop House last night, Lawrence Winship, editor of the Boston Globe expressed indifference to the Nieman Fellowship plan. Crack reporters who have the curiosity requisite for good journalistic writing, he said, would find it impractical to take time out for study at the University...
...fellowship plan, which was brought forward in a series of editorials in these columns two months ago, seems to be satisfactory in that it points to a practical means of attaining Mrs. Nieman's idealistic end, a higher standard of journalism. But taken by themselves, fellowships amounting to $40,000 a year can scarcely affect the standing of the great mass of the nation's periodicals. It is hoped, therefore, that such a program will at least lead the way in the fight for better and cleaner journalism...
...Nieman money might flow. Prizes could be awarded to the outstanding journalists of each year; undergraduates courses might be organized in newspaper history and technique; a research department might be instituted. Such suggestion are open to argument and consideration, but for the present the advantages of the fellowship plan are undeniable...