Word: teachers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...relentlessly as the women were pursuing it. One speaker drew a dreadful picture of what would happen to the nation if wage equality were granted: young women would not have to marry.* Another fighting male explained: "It is a bold young man who today proposes marriage to a woman teacher, because he knows he will have to suffer adverse financial and social changes...
...asked last week to start thinking which one of its many schoolboys, which one of its many schoolgirls, and which one of its many female schoolteachers, are most courageous, most heroic, most self-sacrificing, most commanding ("leadership") and most patriotic. The 48 boys, 48 girls and 48 female teachers when finally designated are to be honored with American Youth and American Teacher Awards by the directors of the Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition, provided with traveling and living expenses, received at Philadelphia on June 28, entertained until July 5 "on the very spot where the stirring events of 1776 occurred," then...
...Representatives, two members of President Coolidge's National Advisory Commission to the .... Exposition, a school superintendent; a Rotarian, a Kiwanian and a Lion; a Protestant, a Catholic and a Jewish clergyman; an American Legion man and a Daughter of the American Revolution; a clubwoman, a Woman Voter, a Parent-Teacher representative; an adult executive each of the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls...
...CRIMSON is now merely following a precedent set by students of the University the entire year. The articles are not meant to be the outburst of stifled students; men at Harvard have no need for such resources. They are not intended to represent or promote III feeling between teacher and student; rather they should help in achieving the other extreme. To present the undergraduate reaction in each of the more important fields of concentration is the sole purpose of these articles. Tomorrow the Freshmen will listen to President Lowell explain the teachers' attitude; the CRIMSON presents the students' point...
...return to my intellectual wanderings to hear Professor Hill lecture on Rimsky-Korsakov in Music 4d. Aside from the fact that Rimsky-Korsakov was the teacher of Stravinski, which in itself would sufficiently arouse my interest to make me walk all the way to the Paine Music Hall, I know that Professor Hill will give certain illustrated selections from Rimsky-Korsakov on the piano himself...