Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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If'0lflfl fke vlawn 0 Aififor . The study of man has resolved itself into the infinite factors governing the smallest cell-yes-even the ultramicroscopic aknn. I d When men lose their lives for a belief and countries n ays are obliterated for a cause-a Year Book is inconsequential. But the earth is divided into countries and the countries into states. The city, compo ' sed of individuals, comprises the cell. It is here We learn the principles of patience and under- which links compose the chain of World events. standing- If this record has served, though imperceptibly, to foster a mutual tolerance and respect for individual beliefs and convic- n in this small but heterogenous group of Varied races tions, eve and religions-then it has accomplished a fundamental purpose. 1 .