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Aside from the inconvenience of its location, Stillman's 65 beds and 9 private rooms simply cannot cope with the load placed on them. Before the war, for months at a time every winter, Stillman was full, and sick students were sent to bed in their rooms because of the lack of space. But the infirmary's 44 years present it with drawbacks beyond space limitations. The concepts of sanitation and isolation under which it was built have been superseded. No 1946 infirmary would have its private rooms without running water and its doorways too narrow to wheel beds through...
...proposed an eight or nine story building to be located on Mt. Auburn Street between Holyoke and Dunster Streets to combine the functions of both Stillman and the Hygiene Building. In addition to the great advantage of its central location, the ample space and modern equipment of the new building would provide doctors and students alike with vastly improved medical facilities...
...James A. Stillman, late National City Banker, heir to millions, and co-star of one of the gamiest divorce suits of the '20s, turned out to have died deep in debt. Stillman and wife "Fifi" charged each other with offside parenthood-she by an Indian guide, he by a chorus girl. She got the divorce, promptly married Harvester Heir Fowler McCormick. A New York estate tax appraisal last week: Stillman owned $875,745, owed $1,079,539. Notable debt: $362,848 to the four Stillman children for their support...
Newly established by President Ray A. Goldberg '48 to fill the needs of student patients at Stillman Infirmary, a hospital visitation committee is offering to furnish anything from toothbrushes to Math A assignments...
...Auburn Street, about half a mile up the Charles River from Harvard square is Stillman Infirmary...