PEDIATRICS Vol. 13 No. 4 April 1954, pp. 380-389
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EDUCATION

THE CORPORATION'S STAKE IN INDEPENDENT EDUCATION

Editors: GROVER F. POWERS, M.D..

FOR some years now there has been a mushrooming interest in the relation between businessmen, the corporations they represent, and educational institutions. This interest has not been confined to businessmen and educators, but has grown to include nearly every segment of the population in any way involved with the future of the nation—which means all of us. Steadily, this interest has grown into concern. Concern not only for the future of the nation, but on the more mundane, everyday level, for the future of businesses and colleges themselves. That the nation needs the best education it can get is not too difficult to grant, but that business itself needs the best education is something businessmen often fail to realize.