Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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So last week warned Dr. Benjamin Talbott Brooks, 50, independent consulting chemist of Manhattan, as the American Chemical Society opened its meeting in San Francisco. Dr. Brooks wanted to make his point especially clear to people who suppose that oil under U. S. ground will last hundreds of years. Distinguishing...
But many of us so-called radical or progressive members of the medical profession are foolhardy enough to brave the wrath of the Old Guard of medicine?maybe it is a martyr complex or something?and speak right out in meeting.
The accurate scientific reporting of TIME and of the lay press deserves the congratulations and thanks of both the public and the medical profession. For in these days of depression and low income, and of high cost of medical publications, many scientists and physicians have learned to rely upon the...
First issue of "Eyes of the Press," correctly styling itself "a new departure and the first of its kind in the field," plugged Jack Price's old campaign to give reporters cameras. "The snobbishness of the scribe towards the photographer," declared Price, "is fast disappearing. A well-covered story...
A fair candidate for the title of No. 1 U. S. male knitter, John Farnum Cann, unlike the Prince of Wales who took up knitting during the War but soon gave it up for polo, has knitted all his life. He learned 56 years ago when, at the age of...