Word: professionalization
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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A "surprisingly" small number of applications from females have been received, Dean of Admissions Louis A. Toepfer stated. Only 20 came in from throughout the nation. Toepfer explained the sparse response partly by the absence of openings in the profession for women.
A poll of the graduating class taken last week by the Annex Appointment Bureau turned up 54 "no job" answers while 27 girls have work plans mapped out. Of these, seven will enter the teaching profession, which led the list.
French Scholar Andre Morize (Learn not "to talk with your hand in front of your mouth: it does not help!"), Historian David Owen ("Don't let yourselves become pedantic and pompous"), Biologist William H. Weston ("Never . . . feel an envious resentment toward [a student] if ... he shows promise of surpassing...
Said Editor Canham: "Close parallels have been drawn between the newspaper profession and such other registered and carefully qualified professions as medicine. But the parallels were false and dangerous: "Ideas must always be free, Tney must never be licensed . . " It made no difference, he added, whether licensing was by a...
Widener's staff will be expanded this summer to make room for six girls graduating from college in June. They will be trained in the various aspects of library work for a year, after which they will presumably take up the profession.