Word: professionalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Journalists are like the unfortunate Englishman of American descent in George Ade's fable--"neither the one thing nor the other." Theirs is not a trade like brass-polishing or carpentering, which require long apprenticeships. The fact that any untrained man can become a good reporter within a very few...
This lecture is open to all classes in the Medical School and the School of Public Health, the Medical Profession, and all others who are interested.
Colonel Furlong is an artist by profession and has lived a life of remarkable activity, not only in the western section of the United States, but in all parts of the world. It was in 1904, while exploring the northern part of Africa, that Mr. Furlong discovered the wreck of...
The deduction, which the United States must make for itself, is perfectly evident. Individual enterprise has put the dream of world peace into tangible and practical form; but unofficial cooperation--or to state it more exactly, official non-cooperation--renders the peace plans ineffective. Greater--variance between America's profession...
A man of many interests, and one of action-thoroughly admirable. I like this recent statement of his ambitions: "I regard business as my profession, writing ,as my amusement; and it looks as if some kind of politics was going to be my duty. I have three ambitions in each...