University of Oregon School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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5 , dig ---. 2-j l e .rf -...-J T0 RICHARD B. DILLEHUNT SURGEON Scientist . . I-Iumanitariavz . . Civic Leader Dean of the University of Oregon Medical School whose able and forceful leadership has been a potent factor in the development of our institution we proudly dedicate this nrst Volume of THE AESCLEPIA Y A A l 53153 32394 'lun uuf , Dedication V i

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For thousands of years medicine has united the aims and .aspirations of the best and noblest of mankind. To depreciate its treasures is to discount all human en- deaver and achievement at naught. -Marx. All knowledge attains its ethical value and its human significance only by the humane sense in which it is employed. Only a good man can be a great physi- cian. -Notlmagel. Medicine is as old as the human race, as old as the necessity for removal of disease. -Haeser. Where there is love for humanity, there also is love for the arft of medicine. -Hippocmtes. Common wisdom and ability of mankind, it must be sought in medicine. -Descartes. 'lVledicine absorbs the physician's whole being because it is concerned with the entire human organism. -Goethe. I I-Ioyv is it that, tone Hne morning, Duchene discovered a disease which prob- ably existed in the time of I-lippocrates P -Cbarcolt. . Disease is from of old, and nothing about it has changed. lt is we who change, as we learn to recognize what was formerly imperceptible. --Claarcot. Medicine is a sacred calling, and he who makes it ridiculous is guilty of sacri- lege. -Sudboff. - 5 TQ- :Qtr wa 1?-ii 'lun uni' M, Quotations