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...rises to be an editorial writer, a reviewer of books or of plays and pictures and music. But in the beginning the reporter must be content and must be able to state plain facts in a plain way. The young man who expects to enter journalism must teach himself to do this. Flights of speech are out of place in the crisp and concise recording of the everyday facts in the burning of a house or the sale of a piece of property. First, last, and all the time, the beginner must write straight to the point...
...degree is conferred; (d) that the candidate's complete curriculum, both undergraduate and graduate, shall have included instruction in the following fields:-Psychology, educational Psychology; Philosophy, Logic, or Social Ethics; Economics, or Political Science; the Principles of Education; the History of Education; Secondary Education, with systematic observation of schools; Teaching, with practice under supervision; and graduate study in the subject the candidate intends to teach. (e) that the instruction in each of these fields shall have been equivalent to at least three semester-hours of class work; (f) that the work to be credited in Secondary Education and in Teaching...
...University Appointments Office has very good positions open for any members of the University who want to take up teaching. All men who are qualified to teach Music and Modern languages are asked to report immediately at University 11 to be approved for recommendation by the Faculty...
...excellent opportunity is offered by the Philadelphia High Schools to teach classes of boys in Mathematics, Science, English, Ancient and Modern Languages, History, Drawing, Commerce, Manual Training or Physical Training. All applicants for teacher's positions in subjects other than Manual and Physical Training must show proof of graduation from an approved college, or equivalent education. Registration blanks and recommendations must be in the hands of the examiners by April 29, and an examination will be held in Philadelphia, on May 2. Further information may be obtained at University...
...babbling symbol of the imminence of death. Can we not even in the privacy of our work-rooms eschew the cringing advances of this infernal nuisance? Is it not within the authority of our excellent "Yard Cops" to expel such individuals and deliver us, so that we may teach and learn in peace, or, if it is our pleasure, die in peace, uninsured? Sincerely yours, RUDOLPH ALTROCCHI...