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In the years when urban ghettos were exploding and the nation's campuses were shaken by student demonstrations, government officials and members of the legal profession came to see storefront lawyers as contributors to social unrest. In 1966 the president of the Tennessee Bar Association was widely applauded at a...
In the U.S. perhaps the most important form of leadership training has been the legal profession. However one may feel about lawyers, their predominance among U.S. political leaders suggests a deep American desire to mediate between opposing passions.
Higher office rents, the mounting costs of equipment and rising wages for office personnel are all contributing to the increasingly steep price that doctors everywhere must pay to practice their profession. In New York State last week, overhead costs grew still more. Premiums for malpractice insurance-which almost every physician...
Charles Gwathmey, 36. He is best known as the designer of university buildings like Whig Hall, the contemporary student center built into the burned-out shell of a building at Princeton, as well as private residences and beach houses. Within his profession, however, the North Carolina-born, Yale-educated architect...
No profession finds self-analysis easy. This is particularly true of journalism, whose practitioners regularly evaluate the performance of others. We have been scrutinizing our colleagues-and sometimes ourselves-in our Press section since our first issue in 1923. This week in our cover story, we undertake the admittedly difficult...