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Even though a few individuals did a lion's share of the work the changing striation of the university community was the main cause of the improvement Bock claims. A close look at the facts show him to be correct...
Neither does "mass health decline" explain the situation. Says Bock...
...Bock has also worked out a deal with these hospitals where Hygiene partially subsidizes the enormous cost for postoperative care up to two weeks, almost as if the student was at Stillman...
...situation was worse when Bock took over. In 1935 he pulled down the outside staircase that nurses had to use to get to their apartments on the top floor, and put in an elevator. He installed running water in the wards and lockers for student's clothing, items hitherto unknown. The most important innovation was a 50-bed wing to bring the infirmary's capacity up to 115. The medical set-up now is a paradise compared to what it was at the turn of the century...
...With Bock's administration the infirmary fee went up to $20 a year, and a speech clinic was instituted. The depression had left its mark on Harvard...