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...which were formally dedicated by President Ellot last fall, have made the Harvard Medical School the most perfectly equipped institution of its kind in the world. The Faculty and the courses of instruction remain practically unchanged. The increased facilities, however, for laboratory work and effective teaching which are the result of ideas of various members of the Medical Faculty, based not only on their own personal experience but on careful study of the most approved systems of such instruction the world over, have provided unsurpassed opportunities for the education of a large number of general practitioners and of a smaller...
When the new buildings were planned, two conditions were recognized as imperative to the best results: easy access to hospitals for the intimate study of disease and available appointments in such hospitals. Accordingly, the Corporation has made offers to various large hospitals of parts of the 26 acre plot belonging to the University with the result that at present, three institutions, the Brigham Hospital, the Children's Hospital, and the Infants Hospital are prepared to avail themselves of these opportunities. Plans for the buildings are being drawn and work will be begun as soon as possible...
...second volume is "The Lodging House Question in Boston," by A. B. Wolfe '02. This work is the result of two years of special investigation during the time that Mr. Wolfe held the South End Fellowship. It presents the most complete description ever published of a typical lodging-house district in the city which has a larger percentage of lodging-house population than any other city in the world...
...their later history seems to show they were benefited rather than harmed. Comparison of mortality of specialized athletes with the average graduate who does not distinguish himself in athletics is decidedly in favor of the athlete. The table of deaths further shows that the percentage of mortalities as the result of consumption and heart disease is lower in the case of athletes. Whether or not this fact is due to his development as an athlete or to the original vitality of the man cannot at present be proven satisfactorily...
George Newhall Clark '08 died at his home in Philadelphia last Sunday as the result of complications following a serious operation. He was 21 years old and prepared for College at Pomfret School. The funeral was held in Philadelphia yesterday afternoon...