Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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tbistory of the Giorpuscle. , XXX rx I 5 .nf Q. it ill I NE who has been connected with its Editorial Staff tinds thc task of writing the history ol' the Cor- .NX 'Q pusele a very pleasant undertaking. for it brings up so many of the laideby scenes ol Meniory s ' l4 '.ti!,t , ' if gallery. To retrospect is one of the luxuries of life. and history. sacred. profane. great. or small. in lm' .f is but a retrospection. May this reviewing be as pleasant for the reader as for the writer. il! The honor of being the progenitor of the Corpusole belongs to Dr. E. S. Goodhue of the class of 'Ui VVithin his fertile brain tlieidea was conceived. while his versatility and love for journalistic enterprise nourished and supported the idea until there was The Corpusele. but not The Corpuscle as we now know it. Dr. Goodhue labored under great adversity. The opposition arose partly from sheer apathy, but mostly from rank jealousy. His deriders accused him of wishing to run a. mercenary game with himself for chief legatee. for but few of his contetmporaries could perceive the farsightedness of his idea: they were unable to grasp the enterprise because of its greatness. To them it looked absurdly small and ridiculous: to him appealed the need for such a journal. and he could see the surprising ex- tent to which a right journal. rightly conducted at Rush. might go. ln an article in the journal not long since. Dr. Goodhue relates some of the bitterness that was gratuitously heaped upon him. But his conception was not to die. W'ith private means. with unaided eltorts the tirst number was issued. The cover sheet was gayly decorated with the colors of the University. and from some motive or other. a goodly number ot students purchased that initial issue. Xow it was that the true greatness of Dr. Goodhue was shown. He knew that to be the representative journal of Rush Med ical College the management must not be vested in a single one ol her students. He saw that to secure life for his off spring he must surrender it to the care of the students. and surrender it he did, while yet the tirst tlush ot' pride in its success was warm upon his elif-ei: . The number ol' students chosen to act as pilots lor this new crall was a grave mistake. They were so numerous that they were in each Ull1t?1'-S way: eight editors and three business managers could never exist in harmony and each do good work. A short trial sutticed to make this plain. and when the terms ol' Messrs. S. C. Beach. l'. L. Holford. 190