Word: carrere
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Four discussion groups met for some weeks. During the fall a Social Problems group meet weekly with F. P. Taft E. T. S. as Chairman. A group on Economic problems. E. M. Winslow 1G., Chairman held five meetings during the fall. Three of them were led by Professors Carrer, M. T. Copeland, and Walker. The average attendance at these meetings was twenty. An interesting group. The Quarter Century, continued on this year as last with T. E. Terrill 2G, as chairman. The four topics discussed by this group were of timely import, the problems facing the turn of the second...
...this connection the attention of all those who are uncertain as to their carrer is invited to the best recent book on the subject--"Vocational Self Guidance" by Douglas Fryer of New York University, which contains a number of very stimulating suggestions...
...think, however, that I can point out how the new extra course charge is especially unfair to the man contemplating a professional carrer, particularly in medicine, and how it will react on men entering that study from Harvard College. It is possible now to go to Medical School with two years premedical work offered as preparation, but the majority of the men at Harvard who plan to study medicine try to get their degree in three years, and enter with the advantage of the degree and the extra studies that go with it. A large number of these...