Word: professionsals
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"Written professions of intent cannot be translated into uniformity of meaning unless there is lodged in the public conscience a clear understanding of the deeper values upon which those professions depend for their substance and worth.
Fainsod's book, published this week by the Harvard University Press, is based on hundreds of refugees' reports and interview material. The project was the first study made of the lives and attitudes of a large group of Soviet citizens from all professions.
Duped. After coming out of World War II in 1944 a sick and disillusioned man (he led a Navy orchestra in the Pacific), Shaw became a "dupe" for Communist-front organizations, he testified. He joined the Hollywood Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions, became "a pretty hot...
When a turn-of-the-century caballero inclined toward a passing beauty and murmured a loping compliment like this, the girl could walk away in disdain but could hardly fail to blush with pleasure. Indeed, the word for this kind of verbal pass, piropo, is said to come from the...
One big trouble: there simply are not enough qualified Negroes. Example: U.S. industry will hire all the Negro engineers it can get, but few Negro college students go in for science or engineering. They still favor the respectable, relatively secure professions, such as teaching, medicine, the ministry and the law...