New York University School of Medicine - Medical Yearbook (New York, NY)

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CHEMISTRY R. Keith Cannan Proferror and Director of Chemical Laboratories Isidor Greenwald Milton Levy Arrociate Proferror Arrirlanl Proferror Albert H. Palmer Julius Redish Robert C. Warner I nrlmclar Arrirtmzl Fellow These laboratories are the scene of loud sounds and loud smells-for there is always more life than chemistry in biochemistry. Inured to sudden terrors, students hardly blink at ominous notices to appear before even the Lord High Executioner.

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we E ui as -ET ,., . ..,.,., 3 :X an EN. BACTERIOLOGY Willimn S. Tillett Profeffor and Director of Bdcleriologiml Lrzboratoriex Julius A. Klosterrnan Arfofiaie Professor Ilzftnzrtorf C. Chester Stock Norma, C, Styron Arrimzfztf jacob H. Milstone George J. Stein Willard F. Verwey In a dim room, bristling with pipettes and phenol jars, straining students spy out the million murdering deaths . In vocal competition, in opposite corners of the room, harassed instructors harangue their groups, who with studied terror handle the infamous bacteria. Disarming are J. Kfs lectures, but the grimness of Topley and Wilson remain. as

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DERMATOLOGY AND SYPHILOLOGY Howard Fox Edward R. Maloney Profenor Arsociate Profe.r.var Clinical Profefronr Frank C. Combes Harry C. Saunders Mihran B. Parounagian Louis Tulipan Arrirtmzt Clinical P1'ofe.f.r0rr Paul E. Bechet Emanuel Muskatblit Leo Spiegel Louis Schwartz Lecturer Izzrtrzzclorf Isidor Apfelberg William H. Cameron Clinton H. Martin David Bloom William Director Timothy Riordan Samuel Irgang Arriftafztr Maurice Costello Evan W. Thomas Eugene F. Traub Dr. Fox . . . a hue gentleman and a true scholar. Classical culture flourishes in these haunts-Greek and Latin terms delight the ear. Skin lesions from Abyssinia to Zanzibar. They're all professors here.