Word: teacher
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...other hand Cardinal O'Connell comes forward as the best qualified defender of the old order. His answers to the questions life puts to man are clear and authoritative, drawn from a historic past. That past is the eternal teacher, never to be outgrown, never to be doubted. He says in comparing the new attitude with his own: "They have some truth. They have not all the truth, unfortunately. . . . And therefore, the presence in this locality of this temple of God, which represents the whole truth, the real truth, the fundamental truth. . . . gives the lesson every day that life...
...this age of topsy-turvyism, and free speech, love, art, music ad infinitum, why does not some sedate mathematics teacher, in an effort to prolong youth and a gleaming eye,--write a new Algebra book? In it he should cast aside all the pomps and vanities of the wicked world, the lusts of the flesh--as well as precedent and have Y win the race, make the money, get the largest part of the apple and marry Mrs. X. He (Y) deserves it after all these centuries...
...been a Baptist all this time, a member of the Faculty of Union Theological Seminary, Manhattan, whom the church invited in 1919 to serve as special preacher. The Baptist's name is Dr. Henry Emerson Fosdick. Vigorous, vauntless, straightforward, this man is as eminent and respected a teacher of men as might well be found today in any church of Christendom...
...other awards have been announced. Two students from Alabama will divide the Harvard Gardner Nichols Memorial Scholarship. They are C. T. Harrison, of Montgomery, and B. I. Harrison, of Tuscaloosa. The former was graduated from the University of Alabama in 1923, and was a teacher last year at Montgomery High School. He will study English at the University. The latter taught for a year at the University of Alabama after being graduated there in 1922, and is now studying Romance Languages...
...America may never know, in the pother of race hate," says this leader of his people, "how much she owes to the fact that up to the present no liberally trained negro has walked into the world who had not in his youth held the hand of a white teacher and friend." This article is a sign of the times, and the New Orleans incident nothing other than a reaction against the negro renaissance...