Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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To novice spectators, a six-day bicycle race appears to be a heroic feat of endurance. To an experienced six-day cyclist, each six-day race is merely a sprint in the endless marathon of his profession. Riding in a dozen or more six-day races in quick succession every...
All of these questions are tremendously important, but the smoke from the discussion should not obscure the goal. The need for better leadership, more honest thinking and a saner intellectual balance particularly in newspapers, is all too clearly evident to students of contemporary periodicals. Somewhere writers should be able to...
Win or lose against Notre Dame, assured of lionhood in his profession is the serious young man who became Northwestern's football coach last year by a stroke of pure luck.
Heartened by these signs of the times were the elusive members of the profession whose business is institutional money-raising. One of its deans, baldish, square-shouldered George Olver Tamblyn of the Manhattan firm of Tamblyn & Tamblyn, began to bombard the desks of U. S. school executives with a brochure...
In the face of enormous publicity in behalf of modern style, emanating from glass, plumbing and building supply companies, from the architectural profession and its trade papers, from Hollywood in the form of a constant procession of modern cinema sets, the citizens of New York State plumped for Colonial. Only...