Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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nk 'lc' mt' fslcwkmv 'vlmrfk WYMYMYO 'rt' 'slr mv usb flbebical Gollege JBrancb of the 112011119 fllberfs Cllbristian Elssociation !ll5otto:aa A .mznni llZZ.7llZ7 in zz .voznzd baafr, tZ'0llZZ.ll!Zff'lZI Inf Z7 sozmfl' wz'fZ. 9 3 5' ,, A ,-t,a ,X ,sm ucv' ,yi ,. g llli beautiful home for young men, the VVest Side Building, T located at 542 Monroe Street, near Ashland, is open all day and evening as a rendezvous for medical students. The pleasant parlors, game rooms, well stocked reading room, bath rooms, bowling alleys, bicycle storage, and gymnasium combine to !yA!N make it so indeed. An attractive meeting on Sundays at Q .Ul ii'JWi'iiiii3l four o'clock is a profitable feature also. The special student's gymnasium class under a competent leader is in successful operation. But the game of basket ball is what eclipses all else in genuine pleasurable interest, as well as the physical development that necessarily follows. The work in the college consists of a Fall Campaign, which is designed to help new students in getting located: also the carrying of a weekly meeting for students, and conducted by students, Professors and leading Pastors of the neighborhood. This work is in charge of an organ- ization committee which consists this year of the following officers: E. J. XVITT, Chairmani XV. D. BRODE, Vice-Chairman. M. T. BREwER, Secretary. DR. jonx EDWIN RHODES is chairman of the Inter-Collegiate Depart- ment, which embraces all the leading professional schools of the city. '722