Word: professionalizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Last week, in view of the many big names (e.g., Adlai Stevenson) that rumor had bandied about as possible successors to Dodds, Goheen was as startled as anyone over "this elevation to sudden eminence." But like Harvard and Yale before it, Princeton had dipped into obscurity and pulled out a...
Usable Guilt. What of cures? Psychiatrist Bergler takes his own profession to task for having been, in the past, too pessimistic. It can effect cures in 90% of cases, he insists, provided that analyst and patient are willing to take the tremendous time and effort to get to the root...
Goheen then slipped back into Princeton ways, was a Woodrow Wilson fellow before receiving his Ph.D., and was immediately hired as a teacher in the Princeton Classics Department. As a teacher, his students found him intense and scintillating in his presentation of "meaty" material. His lectures, they said, were a...
The first concern of any college should be its teachers. Harvard values excellence in her teachers and must see to it that they are correspondingly recompensed. Still, the Harvard professor is a poorer man today than he has been for generations. Despite repeated salary increases he has steadily lost ground...
Had they been in another profession, the actions of Mary Schoenheit, 47, of Centertown, Mo. , and William Cheney, 35, of Eldon, Mo., might not have caused much stir. But Mrs. Schoenheit was formerly a public-school teacher in Illinois, and Cheney now teaches at the Eldon high school. This fall...