Word: professionals
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Trouble at Four. Born into a cultivated music-teacher's family near Bern, Switzerland, Klee thought of making music his profession. He chose painting instead, simply "because it seemed to be lagging behind," and undertook rigorous formal training. Klee's chief means of advancing art was to let...
When Stanley Walker, the inspiring city editor (1928-35) of the Herald Tribune, wrote this eulogy 20 years ago, New York City was indeed something of a newsman's paradise. Journalism had become a profession, and New York was its university. A New York byline was a ticket to...
...perhaps because it has been too busy with ad hoc issues and winning cases. The teaching profes sion has not succeeded in explaining it per haps because it has not sensed its true importance. If the two great pillars of society, law and learning, are to stand, the professional representatives of each must come to the aid of the other...
Probably the most striking division for the outsider is the high proportion of men in science, nearly 50 per cent, as contrasted with the University total of 23 per cent. One of the Administration's theories attributes the high percent of science majors to the influence of the Harvard Medical...
The eyes of the entire teaching profession watched to see what Pusey's would do, the challenge of upholding freedom was a "spiritual one."