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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Street went to the Philippines as a United States army surgeon, and after four years of service was appointed chief medical inspector of five provinces near Manila. Part of this work consisted in the medical care of the Igorrotes, a savage tribe in Luzon who cut off the heads of their victims and use them for decorations in their huts. Dr. Street will describe his experiences with this tribe and will show many photographs of them...
...down for another century. The application of such ideas to the Medical School has resulted in a group of buildings unique for their purpose in that no one of them is a reflection of earlier and antiquated equipment, nor by any possibility is likely to become so in the near future. The interior arrangement of the buildings denotes the fundamental change that in the last thirty years has of completely revolutionized the teaching of medicine--namely, the development of laboratory instruction from an almost unknown and completely subordinate item to the place of first importance...
...appeared at first that the game would be a one-sided match. Newhall scored cleverly in less than a minute. Pell carried the puck from near his own goal through the entire Brae Burn team, scoring the second goal. During the rest of the period the play was mostly in Brae Burn's territory, but the shooting of the University forwards was very inaccurate...
...tall oak clock, a gift of the class of 1878, which has heretofore stood near the southwest corner of the Living Room of the Union, was placed yesterday on a pedestal, which has been built during the Christmas recess in the northwest corner of the Living Room. This change was made in order to put the gift in a better light, and give it a more advantageous situation...
...dodo. Nor does he ever hurry his breakfast to crowd around a horse-car and give a varsity team a send-off. Such send-offs would be as common as frogs in a millpond. Soldiers Field, even in the season, is as dead as a desert except within or near the Stadium; but University Park and the various private college fields are beehives of sport. Nor does the Oxford man do any less studying than the Harvard...