Word: professionalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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"At West Point men are fully trained for the profession of a soldier, acquiring there a complete college education. Their graduates become second lieutenants in the regular army, and the usual course is active military service. ROTC men, on the other hand, are commissioned in the reserve army. Military service...
There are several things about this announcement that perturb us. It may be, of course, that Mrs. Smith has chosen this quaint and premature method of sending a valentine to Ballantine. It may be that music, as a profession, has been underestimated. The eighteenth century method of capitalization indicates that...
Last week the Levands were unperturbed by the indictment which will bring them to trial in January. Said a Beacon editorial called "In the Eyes of the People" : "The entire matter . . . goes squarely back to the refusal of Mr. Hinkel to advertise in the Eagle. . . . The Eagle has been guilty...
It is emphatically the duty of a vocational guidance service to help the student answer this question, and no Consultant on Careers can rightfully lay claim to the alliterative title unless he offers this vital service. Only one trained in the science of vocational guidance-can do such work. It...
...collect money from the kidnappers. Supreme Court Judge Frank E. Atwood listened to the testimony last May, took the entire summer to prepare his decision. Last week he announced it. In an 11,000-word judgment, unanimously concurred in by the court, he ordered Richards' license revoked for professional malpractice. The Atwood decision may make legal history. The specific point at issue was whether the Missouri Supreme Court had original jurisdiction in the case. Richards' attorneys claimed that it did not, that it had power to adjudicate only those disbarment cases which came up through the lower courts...