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Business is becoming every year more of a profession and less of a general occupation. The attitude, too often assumed by the "practical" business man that theoretical study of every-day financial problems is so much wasted time, is shown to be fallacious. The demand for men, trained in the...
Mr. Arthur D. Hill '90, former district attorney of Suffolk Country, spoke on the demands and rewards of the legal profession before a meeting of prospective law students in Phillips Brooks House last evening.
Moral dangers are to be found in the legal profession as in any other. Schuyster lawyers are in demand just as are schuyster doctors, and business men. Moral courage is, therefore, another requirement for the truly successful lawyer.
Mr. Arthur D. Hill, of Barlow, Hill, and Homans, former district attorney of Suffolk County, will speak on "The Making of a Lawyer." At the first conference Dean Thayer and Professor W. B. Munro spoke on Law as a Preparation for men intending to enter Public Life." Tonight Mr. Hill...
On the results of two decisions depend a large part of the success and happiness of most men's lives. To most of the present Senior class the choice of a profession now looms the larger as it is the more inevitable of the two. And on the choice of...