Word: fitz
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Bright Leaf (Warner) tells the story of the rise of the cigarette, but it is a movie that is neither firm nor fully packed. Laid in North Carolina in the 18905, and based on Foster Fitz-Simons' historical novel, it leans heavily on such standbys as the rakehell hero (Gary Cooper), the bosomy belle of the Old South (Patricia Neal) and the brazen hussy (Lauren Bacall), who is presented as the madam of what is delicately described as a "boardinghouse for ladies...
Harvard Medical School deans Dr. George P. Berry and Dr. Reginald Fitz '06 outlined the following "proper minimum" of courses for medical school; a year of physics, a year of biology, full year courses or their equivalents in organic and inorganic chemistry, qualitative or quantitative analysis, and a more advanced half year course in biology...
Another form was the scholarship from the medical school; at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Reginald Fitz '05, assistant dean, stated that "we are able to help many students every year who otherwise would be unable to go through medical school. Our principle consideration is need. We do not want Harvard Medical School to become a school for rich men's sons." The final alternative suggested was state and local scholarships; the AMA thought that if any governmental aid was needed it ought to come from and be controlled by the region concerned...
Since the end of the War, almost every medical school has been operating far in the red. The Association of American Medical Colleges claims that the average student pays $513 in yearly tuition while he costs his medical school nearly $2200. At Harvard Medical School, according to Dr. Reginald Fitz '05, assistant dean, the school requires three to four times the $800 tuition to educate a student at the high standard the school wishes to maintains...