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Along with the CRIMSON and the Union, the Graduates' Magazine discusses the choice of a profession in an article by Dr. A. B. Emmons 2d., '98, "How Medical School Graduates Fare." Dr. Emmons points out the desirability of first of all knowing for what one has an aptitude and a...
The medical profession, concerning which Dean Bradford of the Medical School writes today, has been raised in prestige and attractiveness. Ten years ago the practice of medicine was flooded by members of ill-prepared medical graduates; and the profession was forced to take matters in its own hands. Through the...
With the modern need for specialized training, teaching has become a profession in which the requirements for admission are steadily increasing in severity. As the demand grows for the trained teacher, universities throughout the country are enlarging their educational departments. At Harvard and Yale they have become an important division...
The modern teacher is treated with a new respect. That social and political fields are open to him may be seen from the example of President Wilson and ex-President Taft, educators as well as presidents. Not only does the profession offer opportunity for public service, but fair compensation in...
8.00.--Lecture by A. D. Hill on "The Law as a Profession." in Living Room of the Union.