Word: professional
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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It is too sweeping to say that membership cannot be denied for personal reasons, even though such reasons must be extremely strong to justify exclusion. The editors might use a common standard: whether the risk involved is worth the possible value of such a person to the Review. If we...
I am disgusted by your repeated attacks on American education, of which your review of Lynd's book is just another example. All your "oceans of piffle" are based on the same hackneyed theme that if only John Dewey and William Heard Kilpatrick and their ideas had never existed...
Where Manhattan's 68th Street deadends at the East River stands a striking group of stone and brick buildings known admiringly in the medical profession as "the great white palace"-officially, the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. At one side, overlooking both the river's traffic and...
Few bookies have ever had a better cover for their activities than Martin Wanzig, 42, of Chicago. Judged by the standards of his high-paying profession, his average under-the-counter traffic was modest: seldom over $35 a day. But his clientele was loyal and steady. As a patient-orderly...
As Life Can Be Beautiful (known to the trade, through its initials, as Elsie Beebe) celebrates its 15th year on the air, Papa David (played since the beginning by Actor Ralph Locke) is still dispensing amateur philosophy; Chichi, as impetuous as ever, has her followers wondering whether her heart belongs...