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I am one of the many U.S. citizens who will be the "foreign-trained doctors Hocking to the U.S." [Sept. 17]. I had to go to school overseas because I couldn't get into a U.S. medical school, and it wasn't because I "lacked premedical requirements." Let...
After the disappointment of the first issue, however, there is hope for better things. If the editors of the magazine can devote a month to a genuine answer to i.e.,--an attempt to answer arguments and dispute tenets rather than an attack on prose style and an attempt to discredit...
As companies increase their civic work, the heaviest load inevitably falls on the president himself. Just as he has the know-how, energy and contacts to make his business succeed, so is he invaluable to civic projects. Republic Steel's President Thomas F. Patton, Detroit Edison's President...
Air Force Captain Manuel J. Fernandez Jr. is an old hand at taking chances. In the dangerous skies over Korea, he took so many and took advantage of them so well that he accounted for 14½ MIGs. To his annoyance, peacetime duty kept his adventures to a minimum. Last...
Many business leaders are becoming increasingly aware that management cannot play an effective role in politics merely by contributing cash in election years or leaping into the fray when threatened with hostile legislation. If business is to live up to its social responsibilities, they argue, businessmen will have to devote...