Word: appendixes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...medicine a knowledge of all parts of the human body, and to remove the dental profession from the narrow limits which force it to deal only with teeth. "It is equally important for a doctor to be able to attend to his patient's teeth as to his ruptured appendix, or broken leg," Cooke said. The school aims to "offer dentists a fundamental training identical with medicine...
...board--features an article by John Harding and Albert Douglas on "War Opinion at Harvard." This is a modest attempt to equate the attitudes that shape Harvard's war policies rather than to determine accurately what the majority opinion would be on any specific question. It is an enlightening appendix to a poll like those recently conducted by the Crimson and Defense, and is, within the limits it sets for itself, completely acceptable...
...Harvard Ski team wound up a rather disappointing weekend yesterday with the running of the giant slalom down the Cannon mountain trail in Franconia, in which Sel Hannah of the Franconia S. C. overcame the handicap of a recent appendix operation to win over a field of 62 racers...
...through the University of Michigan Medical School by teaching anatomy. Later she taught at Northwestern, the University of Illinois, finally settled down in Chicago at Loyola, where she is now professor emeritus. She still operates four days a week, is famed for making the world's smallest appendix incisions-half an inch...
...very resourceful man is Charles Emmanuel Brousse. Thrice turned down by the French Army in World War I because he was so woefully puny, he had his appendix removed, promptly filled out and with the help of his father, deputy from Perpignan, not only got in the Army but became commander of famed air bombing squadron Brequet...