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Time was when the confidential professions were reliably confidential. A lawyer kept your crimes and financial mischief to himself; a priest took your sins to the grave. Even nonprofessionals had codes of confidence: secretaries, clerks and anyone with access to Coke's secret formula or Colonel Sanders' 11 herbs and...
It's hard to dissect a riot. a sudden eruption of anger and violence doesn't lend itself to tidy packaging. But last week, the people of Bradford were struggling to make sense of frightening scenes when hundreds of youths of Pakistani descent injured over 200 police officers and torched...
But there's no shortage of lawyers and doctors today, no doubt because these professions pay salaries that make the years of training worthwhile. Until we raise the salaries of teachers and principals high enough to attract more of the nation's best and brightest, districts need to consider hiring...
On a more personal level, he spoke of the nobility of public service and asked graduates to contribute to the honorable professions of government and public service.
O’Donnell says he and other Harvard students at that time were still of the mindset that they had to enter “respectable” professions, like medicine and law.