Opportunity still knocks at the door of the geographer

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The California Geographer 6: 1-9

Notes

There is little need for me to suggest to a group of professional geographers that the subject to which they devote their time and, no doubt, considerable affection should occupy a place of importance in the public school curriculum. Probably there is little need for me to say that the place allotted to geography is actually smaller than some current trends seem to indicate. In a recent publication to which I shall refer later, the word "geography" is used an impressive number of times, but the illustrations of its use which run through the book reveal that geographers must still work to give meaning to that term.

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Opportunity still knocks at the door of the geographer