Word: rotaryism
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When the Business School moves into its new quarters across the Charles, all unpleasant obligations will be entirely removed. Then it will be the privilege of the business attendants, if they choose, to placard their buildings with purple exhortations to "Boost the Business School!", or to unfurl the banner of...
"The same spirit which our business men evince in fostering services is shown by Japanese Rotarians, who are among the finest citizens of their land. Practically all of them speak English; therefore anyone attending a session of Rotary in Tokyo, Yokohama, or Osaka can close his eyes and easily imagine...
EXPRESSING WILLIE? A delightfully sensitive study of the havoc wrought by temperament in a plain business man. BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK? Deft and biting satire, wreaking a Freudian revenge on the Rotary clubs!
The incident which provoked the description was a matter of no great political significance but of some civic importance. Mr. Vanderlip, in a speech before a Rotary Club at Briarcliff, N. Y., had made certain statements which were reported in the press as follows:
Bruce Bliven, former managing editor of The New York Globe, former Director of the School of Journalism at the University of Southern California, and contributor to many magazines, is well qualified to discuss the subject of journalism. He does so, in an article titled Our Changing Journalism in The Atlantic...