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...expressed in a few words: formation of character versus training of intelligence," Professor Andre Morize, Associate Professor of French Literature, told a CRIMSON reporter, when interviewed at his office in the Widener Library stacks yesterday. "The underlying idea of American education seems to be to regard teachers of every grade as pedagogues rather than as trainers...
Viennese, who were expecting to see a good grade match, were bitterly disappointed. But at the sight of Georges wreathed in victorious smiles, the usual hero-worship set in and all sense of gloom was rapidly dissipated...
...Arkansas, during the last seven years, 176 graduates of low grade medical colleges secured licenses through the eclectic board, and of these 176, 166 were graduates of the Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery. This was one of the two medical schools shown to have been involved in the diploma-mill (ring, exposed first by the St. Louis Star. The publicity and scandal aroused by this expose presumably had no serious influence on the eclectic board in Arkansas. This board licensed 36 graduates of low grade schools during 1923. Such states as reciprocate in the matter of licensure with...
Fewer Quacks. The recent scandal in medical licensure will, no doubt, diminish still further the number of physicians coming from low grade medical schools. Out of 35,497 physicians during the last six years, only 1,903 came from medical schools rated as low grade by the American Medical Association...
...paid correspondents like the social life. They are 'wined and dined' as the expression goes, by the leading politicians. If they turned real investigating newspaper men their hosts wouldn't like it. "Thus, the correspondent is content to take the handouts; he is a very high-grade messenger. They no longer sit at the table with the heads of government in conference as they used to, when I was Assistant Secretary of the Treasury." All this was vouchsafed to Philip Schuyler, of Editor and Publisher, who said of Mr. Vanderlip: "The onetime President of the National City...