Word: professionals
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1920-1929
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
"The extent to which college men from the national universities enter into the legal profession is of the greatest importance to the country because of the large influence which lawyers play in the government of the United States", declared Mr. James Byrne '77 last night in his talk on "Law...
"Difficulty arises in speaking of this subject", Mr. Byrne began, "because men thinking of entering the legal profession already know a good deal about that vocation. In addition to this, law is not sharply divided into fields which permit of separate analysis, and there seem to be no qualifications needed...
In his talk tonight, Mr. Byrne will speak of the opportunities in the legal profession, and will discuss the qualifications needed by men entering into this kind of work, but will not make any attempt to argue for or against his own vocation. As has been done at the previous...
Arrangements are being made for men especially interested in law to obtain personal interviews with men of high standing in the legal profession. Definite plans have been made for only three men to hold conferences, but an announcement will be made tonight or tomorrow morning of the results of the...
About two months ago nearly every newspaper editor in America committed the sin for which (in the eyes of the profession) there is no forgiveness. They allowed themselves to be "played for suckers" by a press agent. Harry Reichenbach juggled the names of Otto Kahn and the Green Room Club...