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...think I'm falling in love with my proctor. The only problem is that he's a-school student and I don't think he notices me very much. In fact, I'm starting to get jealous of my pre-med roommates because they get more advising from him! Short of trading in my passion for medieval literature for a four-color clicker, I don't know how to wrench his attention away from them. Should I sit him down one night and explain what `chivalry' really means? --Grinding my teeth in Grays...
...Glaubach '97 documented one story aboutHolden Chapel for a Folk and Myth project.According to Glaubach, Holden Chapel used to bethe dissecting room for the medical school. Onsome dark nights, the chapel is haunted by thefiancee of a man whose body was snatched from hisgrave to be dissected by Harvard Med Schoolstudents...
Margaret E. Bourdeaux '97, another founding member, said she agreed. "I find the pre-med atmosphere pretty cold at times," she said...
...schedule of a student who fuses the two by concentrating in government, fine arts, history or other non-science fields and is also pre-med sheds full light on this counterproductivity in the Core. That student easily satisfies the Science A and B requirements with pre-med subjects but is still locked into the stringent non-science Core requirements--effectively left with few to no electives...
Julie E. Mosow, '97, was a history and literature pre-med her first semester, but she realized that she enjoyed her hist and lit classes more than Chem 27. She dropped Chem, and says, as much as she loves E.R., it doesn't make her regret dropping her premed courseload. "I'd much rather be creating the show than living...