Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Charlie and Bill are creatures of the present. We know nothing of their pasts and only the barest outlines of their futures. Bill is separated from his wife, but the details of the breakup remain unknown. He is the editor of a magazine, but the nature of the magazine and...
In the World section, TIME correspondents round the globe report on international reaction. In Business, we measure the economic consequences; in Press, the role of the much embattled journalistic profession as it reported the national drama. And just to show that life goes on, this issue also carries a modicum...
(2 of 11) friends were taciturn, self-made men who shunned the spotlight. These were principally those two rich entrepreneurs, Bebe Rebozo and Robert Abplanalp. "I'm an introvert in an extravert profession," Nixon said-a formula that itself may have been a stratagem of concealment. When confronted with...
In the years when urban ghettos were exploding and the nation's campuses were shaken by student demonstrations, government officials and members of the legal profession came to see storefront lawyers as contributors to social unrest. In 1966 the president of the Tennessee Bar Association was widely applauded at a...
Charles Gwathmey, 36. He is best known as the designer of university buildings like Whig Hall, the contemporary student center built into the burned-out shell of a building at Princeton, as well as private residences and beach houses. Within his profession, however, the North Carolina-born, Yale-educated architect...