 ... good work's sake, of indisposition to coin name and fame into money, of unwillingness to use one thing that is well done as a means of passing off upon the public three or four things that are ill done. I know the scientific men of America well, and...  Discussions in Education - Stran 47avtor: Francis Amasa Walker - 1898 - 342 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
 | 1893 - 448 strani
...disinterestedness, in any sense of that word in which an educator would be justified in using it with commendation. The practical uselessness. for any immediate purpose...if indeed they are approached, by no other body of men. Let us, then, cheer on every enterprise for the extension of scientific and technical education,... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1901 - 426 strani
...done. I know the scientific men of America well, and I entertain a profound conviction that as regards sincerity, simplicity, fidelity and generosity of...if indeed they are approached, by no other body of men." Of like import are these words from a recent address of Hon. FW Lehmann, of St. Louis. Speaking... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1901 - 428 strani
...done. I know the scientific men of America well, and I entertain a profound conviction that as regards sincerity, simplicity, fidelity and generosity of...if indeed they are approached, by no other body of men." Of like import are these words from a recent address of Hon. FW Lehmann, of St. Louis. Speaking... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1901 - 426 strani
...done. I know the scientific men of America well, and I entertain a profound conviction that as regards sincerity, simplicity, fidelity and generosity of...if indeed they are approached, by no other body of men." Of like import are these words from a recent address of Hon. FW Lehmann, of St. Louis. Speaking... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1901 - 426 strani
...done. I know the scientific men of America well, and I entertain a profound conviction that as regards sincerity, simplicity, fidelity and generosity of...if indeed they are approached, by no other body of men." Of like import are these words from a recent address of Hon. FW Lehmann, of St. Louis. Speaking... | |
 | Robert Marion La Follette - 1906 - 532 strani
...contempt or distrust. In either case, the question of real import is in what spirit the study is pursued. "I know the scientific men of America well, and I...if indeed they are approached, by no other body of men." HOW THE AflERICAN SHOE HAS BECOME STANDARD. BY GEORGE HOUGHTON, [George C. Houghton, secretary... | |
 | Frank Aydelotte - 1917 - 420 strani
...disinterestedness, in any sense of that word in which an educator would be justified in using it with commendation. The practical uselessness for any immediate purpose...if indeed they are approached, by no other body of men. Let us, then, cheer on every enterprise for the extension of scientific and technical education,... | |
 | Frank Aydelotte - 1917 - 402 strani
...unwillingness to use one thing that is well done as a means of passing off upon the public three of four things that are ill done. I know the scientific...conviction that in sincerity, simplicity, fidelity, and gener• osity of character, in nobility of aims and earnestness of effort, in everything which should... | |
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