Word: professionalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The possibilities of effecting social reform through newspaper editorial policy have led many enthusiastic and idealistic journalists to urge the recognition of journalism as a profession of great social value. But Dean Ackerman of the Columbia School of Journalism in characterizing journalism as an occupation of great reformist potentialities presents...
*Article 177 of the Treaty of Versailles reads: " [In Germany] educational establishments, the universities, societies of discharged soldiers, shooting or touring clubs, and, generally speaking, associations of every description, whatever be the age of their members, must not occupy themselves with any military matters. In particular they will be forbidden...
In this respect, the men who are enrolled today and tomorrow, are particularly fortunate. They will have during the next two years an unexcelled opportunity to study intimately and critically the workings of American business, in that atmosphere of intellectual freedom which is the finest tradition of the university. Certainly...
I not only never declared anything of the kind as to Denver High School girls but any declarations of mine as to such girls or youth generally have been quite the contrary. I have said over and over again that "the youth of today are the wisest, the most hopeful...
Little known is Chicago's art colony. It is near the north side, centering around Rush Street. About 20 years ago, wealthy citizens began moving out of the old brick houses, and artists and writers began moving in. Best known arty rendezvous is the Dill Pickle Club where bushy...