Word: professionalisms
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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But before Anthony Eden and General Dill busied themselves with the future, they spent a pleasant time in review. For Anthony Eden, this was particularly satisfying. Sir Archibald Wavell has not been too popular in Downing Street, and last summer, when the Italians pushed into Egypt and he seemed to...
Music-serious music-is a profession which, to the helpless regret of music lovers as well as musicians, pays out in chicken feed. Thirty-one-year-old Paul Nordoff, angular, wirehaired, blond Philadelphian, has been better heeled than most young composers. He has won two Guggenheim fellowships worth about $4...
Her engagement was often rumored, but Gertie could not seem to make up her mind about marriage. In 1928, when Mr. Taylor was in the offing, she said: "The duty of a wife is to offer constant companionship. . . . How can I, who must go to the theatre at night? ... I...
This is one of a series of free, public lectures on legal subjects of interest both to the legal profession and the general public, currently offered by the Law School. Subsequent lectures in the series will be: February 5, "Dispositions of Property: The Use and Drafting of Class Gifts," by...
...prospect for the future. That meeting resulted in the organization of the Conference of theological Seminaries and Colleges in the United States and Canada. The intervening years have been spent by that organization mainly in a study of the forces and the nature of the Protestant ministry and its professional training. We now have, in place of guess-work, reliable information as to these matters. Meanwhile the Conference has been drawing up a list of accredited theological schools, which have academic equipment and standards of decent graduate school level. The attempt to establish such standards has, of course, aroused resentment...