Word: teachings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...sentence: Babbittry triumphs over Christianity . . . We are not likely to be any different, as long as students only want to know, and schools teach, the shortest way to a buck. Idealism has replaced sex as the forbidden topic of conversation. J. H. SUMMERELL Detroit...
...average age of the Yale staff is younger, and it includes-some-non-lawyers. On the question of hiring non-lawyers to teach in law school the two Administrations definitely disagree...
David discussed such points as how can schools train successful administrators; train successful enterprisers; teach human relations; and relate business teaching to the existing social and economic climate? As an indication that Harvard is still not sure of the answers, the school only this spring tightened the second year program by requiring more coordinating or "institutional" courses...
...Yale school does not wholly subscribe to the theories of Legal Realism or of Policy Science, although it draws on them both. Thus to teach the "realistic" actualities of law practice, there is the required moot court work and courses in case presentation and in case studies. An entire term is spent on the study of one actual case under direction of one of the original counsels. In line with the Policy Science, emphasis on allied fields. Yale has two non-lawyers on the teaching staff, F.S.C. Northrop and Lasswell...
...most people, says Psychiatrist David H. Fink of Beverly Hills, is that they just can't relax properly. "In my experience-and it's a lot of experience-I have found that the quickest way to help people learn to manage their emotional patterns easily is to teach them to relax their muscles at will." Since 1943, a quarter of a million people have bought Dr. Fink's bestselling Release from Nervous Tension to find out how to do it. Meanwhile, Dr. Fink has worked out a new wrinkle...