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Ian. 27 Feb :i 4 1. n .1 ai liar. Some Ebates we 1Remember. .. Dr. Etheridge elected permanent llrofessor of Ubstetries and .4 Gynecology, .. llr. Stehmau eleeted tlliuieal Professor of Obstetries. College term for next. year made eight mouths. Professor Cotton is presented with a cake by his Materia Medica adniirers. Professor Haines makes the statement that K I in the hands Sep. of a good physician iilllll,lCt'S him almost next the Aliuiglityf' iili0WZl.Il667i ill' in the disseetiug-room. Het. llr. H1llll'HGll1' eleaus the stairs leading to the sky-parlor. Professor Dodson tells the Pulse story. Professor Haines tells of his trip to Hot Springs CU' lllSlN'l'f' 'i the springs. not for healthy. ' Harding too hoarse to yell at Ks-wznuee Moore. X ' Fooli County Hospital lixams. begin. ' First in war. first in peaeef' first 'lay we've had oil' for a ' long time. ' liakel orest. Dental School building started across the street. ' l'rof4-ssor Senu appointed Surgeon General l. N. G. 2EXams.! F l 5 265 A p r. 28 29 30 I3 T 26 27 0 .4 il 12 17 IS 21 23 26 :BS 30 31 Seniors take their degrees. Seniors take Turkish Baths and Bromo Seltzer. Spring Term opens. Professor Lyman appears before the elass to oppose pass- ing up. A postage stamp appears before a photograph in the hall. tTheu the long vaeation.j Opening exercises of new term. Huizeuga, first man passed up. First classes meet iu the New Laboratory Building. Every Rush student goes to swell the attendance of Chicago Day' at the YVorld's Fair. The term 'tluniori' otlieially changed to Freshman. Middle c-lass eleetious. Senior eluss eleetious. Hen-medie faiuts on the Perch. Displacement iu llypertrophy. Haines vs. Helueuway. Adolph appears with black eyes. Notices of No Smoking and Chewing Tobaeeo in this lloom,' appear. Notices disappear. New ones appear on the eeiliug.
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