Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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THOSE of us who heard Dr. Parkhurst last night in Appleton Chapel could not but be impressed with the teachings of a man who is thoroughly independent in thought and action, who has the courage of his convictions and the spirit to declare them openly. Dr. Parkhust discussed no new...
Later came James IV whose handsome person a poetic nature attracted to his court and circle of literary men. William Dunbar, the first of these was little known when he came to court. He had been of the Order of St. Francis, but had never liked his profession. At court...
John Cabel Burbank, '89, died suddenly of heart disease on Dec. 26, in Egypt. He was born in Paris, February 19, 1867. but resided for most of his life in Henderson, Kentucky. He was prepared for college at the Berkeley School New York and entered Harvard in the class of...
McVeagh entered college as a ninety-three special. After graduating he intended to study law in Philadelphia, and gave promise of making a brilliant success in his profession. In athletics he was fond of baseball and cricket, having played on the latter team since he entered college and being captain...
Journalism is at best a hard profession-if it may be called a profession,-college journalism, even, in the amount of time and work and thought it demands is much more difficult than one generally thinks. The standard of journalism, as illustrated in the average newspaper of this country is...