Word: professionalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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When Frank I. Cobb, Editor of The New York World, died last December, TIME printed excerpts from some of his most noteworthy editorials. His editorials were the kind that did not lose their flavor with their timeliness. Now they have been collected in a book, Cobb of the World.* Laurence...
The position of right-hand-man is usually colorless. But there are conditions when the opposite is the case. When a man has been right-hand-man to two of the leaders of his profession in two successive generations, when these men have been widely different in characteristics and genius...
The Chugai Shogyo: "An empty profession of friendship, it shows fine words but a false heart."
¶ "The American department store has developed trade and commerce as fully as the old clipper ships ever did. It was the American department store that elevated the buying and selling of merchandise to the dignity of a profession and established standards as high as any other honorable enterprise. . . .
* Jackson Scholz, modest, shy, ambitious, hails from Springfield, Mass., is by profession a sports writer.