Word: schooling
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...article should be a supplementary text to every high-school history course, if nothing more than to bring the children up to date...
...educator (founder of The MacJannet American School at St. Cloud, France) reported: "Our school was at the crossroads of the world and a number of our students [who studied TIME] in those early days have since appeared in headlines in TIME. The Duke of Edinburgh, as the little exiled Prince Philip of Greece, Princess Anne de Bourbon (she was more of a tomboy than a student), John Eisenhower...
...police station he identified himself as an elementary-school teacher, 45 years old. He had thought only to bring home a tiny chip of the mounting for his family to see. When no one appeared to press charges against him, he was released. "Señor," said a wondering desk sergeant, "you would have risked less by jumping off the top of the cathedral...
...timelessness but his topicality that had made Herblock one of the most widely syndicated editorial cartoonists in the U.S. His daily cartoons combine impact and ideas, the technical simplicity of the drawing school with the political sophistication of the drawing room...
...Bosses. Herblock has been cartooning for 21 years. A Chicago chemist's son, he won a scholarship to Chicago's Art Institute. In 1929 he quit school to start cartooning on the Chicago Daily News, later moved to Cleveland and the Newspaper Enterprise Association. In 1941, Herblock drew the cartoon for N.E.A. that won him a Pulitzer: a German soldier searching the sky for a British bomber while Parisians look on and grin...