Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Of the elder Ogden's three children, Gladys married Banker Henry Carnegie Phipps. When the eighth Earl of Granard took Beatrice to wife in 1909, the New York Times gave the story front-page display. Ogden Jr. went to Harvard and upon his graduation (1904), much to the surprise of...
To all who feel pleasantly dreamy at the mere mention of An der Schonen Blauen Donau, to lovers of the bustled, candlelit atmosphere of Die Fledermaus and the sprightly, stagily Hungarian Gypsy Baron, there was sadness in the news last week that the Johann-Strauss-Theater in Vienna had gone...
Dr. Judd is often called, though this is but a matter of expert opinion, the greatest practicing U. S. surgeon. He is a stocky, diffident homebody,* somewhat given to philosophizing. "I believe that it would not be out of place to establish departments in medical schools for the purpose of...
In one respect the average 1931 graduate is finicky. He would rather avoid a business where the prospects of career are not clear. Hence many are deliberately taking time out. The majority of those who are not seeking work immediately after graduating are going into graduate schools, for two reasons...
A sharp footlight on the whole situation glares at Smith College. Every girl in the June graduating class asked placement bureau help in getting work. Three out of four of the graduates expected to make work their profession for at least the immediate future. Only one out of 20 expected...