Word: researching
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...sounds almost shocking, yet it is true, that the church does not have as much faith as business." Business courts Change. The church fears it. Business employs pure scientists for research that may mean scrapping not only millions in factories and material but entire attitudes of mind as well. Pure scientists, above pelf and profit, are "the mystics of the modern world." Business sets them free to provoke Change because it knows tomorrow will be different from today. "The church is AFRAID" that tomorrow may be different...
...only the chief concern of business, but that, increasingly, business men are coming to look to the professional schools of business for its perfecting. There it can be studied, with the detachment of laboratory specialization--its history and its present manifold forces. And for the business research, as well as for business teaching, to which the Harvard Business School is making such great contributions, there are great possibilities of usefulness which will be developed in the coming years...
...work and training from the inside." To substantiate this plea Mr. Baker has presented the University with a million dollar endowment, to be used for salaries of the Business School Staff and the institution of an endowed professorship. Mr. William Ziegler Jr. has given an additional million for research in international relations. The future of the school appears aureate...
...life cannot fail to supply that inspiration and tonic force which our industrial and financial age sadly lacks. Let us, therefore, enlarge somewhat upon the permanent quality in Beethoven's music, its emotional and spiritual power. So much emphasis today is laid upon science, book learning, research, behaviorism, and pedagogy, that the emotions are often entirely ignored. "But science," says Bertrand Russell, "is no substitute for virtue. The heart is quite as important as the head; in fact, in the last analysis the head is of relatively slight importance." The inscription of Beethoven's mass was "From the heart...
Trachoma is a very contagious eye disease. The inner sides of the lids become sore and granulated; blindness often results. Up to last week the cause had been uncertain. Then Hideyo Noguchi, Japanese, famed biologist of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, revealed how he had caused the disease in his laboratory by using an evasive microorganism he had trapped in the blood of trachoma victims. The A. M. A. gave him a silver medal...