Word: professionalizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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First, any member of the teaching profession who claims the privilege when teachers are the subject of investigation tends to cast discredit on the profession as a whole. Even when he has a clear legal right to refuse to testify, a teacher should weigh against his own self-protection his...
Second, "no person shall be compelled" must be understood to refer to compulsion by the Government. There is nothing unconstitutional in a private employer's threat to fire an employee if he refuses to testify. And, in view of the interest of universities in upholding the standing of the teaching...
Greatest Profession. One autumn day in 1921, "expecting to be met by the headmaster demanding the past participles of French verbs," Thornton arrived on the oak-studded campus near Trenton, N.J. There, for six years, while his expatriate contemporaries were scribbling and scrounging on the Left Bank, Wilder nursed and...
It was no ordinary mountain, no well-worn Mont Blanc. Annapurna, in the Nepalese Himalayas, soars 26,493 ft., and when Herzog and his pal, Louis Lachenal, reached the summit, they had scaled the highest peak ever topped by man. In Annapurna, Herzog's story of the expedition in...
Snavely also deplored the insecurity of the profession and said jealousies and backbiting had cut down many of the game's top mentors before their prime.