Word: professionalizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Historically, pre-Sputnikly speaking, hopefuls for the nomination to the presidency have been drawn from three principal sources: the legal profession, sundry political assortments, heroic military personages. Now as we enter into the active Sputnik era, with its many scientific ramifications, is it not wisely incumbent that we seek future...
...agree. The Ph.D. is not a professional degree.No degree could be called professional which sets out to nurture individual discovery and which exalts newness in knowledge. Nor would we know at all clearly for what profession we were training our candidates for the Ph.D. For teaching? Or business? Or the Foreign Service? Or a consultant for Life Magazine...
Though newsmen claim a classic right to protect their sources−and have gone to jail to do so−only twelve states* guarantee it by law, and the Federal Government has no such statute. Judge Sylvester Ryan warned attractive, hard-working Columnist Torre, 33, that she was risking a...
The slight but properly parodistic music for all this is provided by Composer Leon Pober and Arranger Bob Thompson. As of now, Thompson is the only Couch collaborator who has been analyzed, but, says Lyricist Freeman, "If we sell 100,000 albums, I will owe it to the analytic profession...
Radcliffe College and Massachusetts General Hospital are planning a joint study of nursing education to define the relationship of the liberal arts college to the nursing profession.