Neurotic competitiveness can aid business leaders
A Chicago psychiatrist told executives that intense competition, if understood and balanced, can yield career gains while risking health and home life. Dr. C Knight Aldrich warned that only with insight and restraint can the neurotic drive lead to success without harming relationships or retirement happiness.
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Bazaar Carnival at U of C Highlights Booths and King Crown
U of C high school students stage a bazaar and carnival with 31 booths featuring games snacks dancing and a bridge tournament. The event climaxes with a king and queen selection based on ticket sales, as prominent students may be identified by residence listings.
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la Rabida Sanitarium
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Professional humanist outlines priorities for humanities growth
A veteran humanist argues that students face career choices between science and humanities and warns of long term consequences if humanities funding lags. He calls for more fellowships to attract top minds while preserving core humanistic disciplines alongside expanding language programs like Slavic and South Asia studies.
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