Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY Thomas S. Power, General, U.S. Air Force, Commander in Chief of SAC-LL.D. The leader of those patriotic Americans who are proud that peace is their profession.
Burdened though he may be by sciatica, gout, and the cumulative fatigue of the 85 years he had come to celebrate, the feisty little guest of honor stole the show. So forcefully did he define his profession and the practices and crusades of his own turbulent lifetime, that even men...
"In learning about journalism I had to learn about journalists. No other profession is so heavily criticized. No other is preached at so much and told so often to mend its ways. Some of the loudest critics have a very simple code for us. It is this. 'Don'...
To encourage newsmen to follow these injunctions, Iribarne also cited the severest penalty for disobedience: excommunication from the profession of journalism-as practiced in Spain.
Swelling of the Sea. Owen narrowly escaped death many times. One night, he fell into a well, suffering a concussion. He was sent to a hospital in Edinburgh, where he met Siegfried Sassoon, who read Owen's poems and encouraged him. Owen left the hospital convinced of his profession...