Word: meds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Tenley, a Soc Rel major and pre-med student, said that the Medical School admissions department understood her obligation to accept the Olympics invitation. Next week's dinner, a benefit for the Olympic Fund, will be a send-off to U.S. competitors in the November field event Olympics in Australia...
Louis F. Fieser, Sheldon Emery Professor of Organic Chemistry, yesterday gave some advice to pre-med students in need of Medical School recommendations...
...modest crop from U.C.L.A.'s burgeoning med school was a welcome addition to the estimated 7,000 new doctors just graduated from the nation's 75 accredited four-year medical colleges. As products of the nation's shiniest new med school, designed from the first to profit from the mistakes and experiences of others, the 36 young doctors from U.C.L.A. could boast of the most modern medical education possible...
...rugged course and the student has to devour his books, but he need never sweat his grades because at U.C.L.A. med school there are none. If a man is doing badly, a faculty member will advise him. If he wonders how he is getting along, he has only to ask a prof, who will find out and tell him. Under U.C.L.A.'s system, only one student has been flunked, out of the first 196 enrolled...
Smooth Curves. Pony-tailed Carol stood aside, in the loquaciously doting care of her mother, while Tenley glided into the "school figures," the required set of tight patterns that each contestant had to trace and retrace with geometric certainty. Around the smooth curves of a figure eight pretty Pre-Med Student Albright floated through her intricate gyrations. She was careful to lean so that she rode on only one edge of her hollow-ground blades, careful to switch from edge to edge without "flatting," i.e., scraping the ice with both edges at once, careful always to give the appearance...