University of the South - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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Nov and then the Med. lays aside I he- implement 4 if his cr.iii-ui-hc. mid ;ii,irmk jl meeting «f that uni(|iK ' body, CtJlllllliinly kUi«W ll .is t h ■■ 1 ■ h il . t ' .iin MH ' die.d ;liliI Surgical Sneiely. a gal hiring which finl-Midic 1 I l-.i- K-.hc]Ju(t Eeatitres oC 3 bull fight and a Salvation Amy revival. Wh n 1 his Imdy dr-l LI ■■ r. ; . .Jl ,,iIiit affairs tand still. An impress-ive siL-ncc rrfjfhi tipMjf ihn- 3iThjlhi1:ilii ihiji ri -n hi ' ihL (h- Roman no e, llii- maltreater f innocent Steinways, the Eearlcss Jcrvcy, in awed, mid lhr t hunch-? of his mij[liii- ti-rhniLjin- is hi-iinl not while some; budding I ' asteur dissertates ujjon the latest method ' .H,|nliL-iiij; |h ,- ;irH TH;-1.i1.-r:il ligamentum -denticulate! in, The- Med. ;is ;i thIl ' is ;■ very clannish individual, but occasionally -some more audacious member o£ this society of tin- yrt;it ui)n-iMh«d disregards (!«■ precedent! wl by pa t (fenerations, and, having adopted a cellar and necktie aa ,1 ij.in of his daily costume, COflOCfl Id reside in or near that temple o£ i nocuous desuetude. Hoffman 1 1 .ill., ami even ventures n» irc;Lfl thi ' lii;hi fantastic on the floorof Forensic, or perchance lays aside his Materia Medtca, and deigns. I m lend his presence t« the nth let it festivities, of Hardee Park, Kumor even has it that in the spring of So a Med., presumably suffering f pupil an attack of brain fever, joined Pi 1 hiieg. i„ but this is hardly possible, and to say the least , enters far into I he confines of I he improbable. Hut despite all his idiosyncracic and eccentricities the Med. fills his pi nee iit the life of Scivance :niel fills it in ;i manner unlijuc. ' and all-sufficient, lie forms the staid, sedate background for the frivolities of the Mountain, and lends stability and strength to this l»dy of knowledge seekers. His presence is welcome, yi-3, necessary to the place-, and. it is only lo be regretted that his manifold and important duties render him unable to take a more active part in the social and athletic life of Sewinee, tin- lite, which even more than the studious life, prepare! the college man for his fight for existence. ■4

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The Medical Department SI ' .WANHI-I is widely famed for the atmosphere of learning- which ]mti-jhU hn ' T hJ Lsiltl-iI h lls, and in justice iik the Medical Department Ll must be said that thi intangible twriwe abound! in Ear greater qnafltittea im ihr neighlKirboad of Thompson El all, sometimes known as I h - Chateau tie 0 «i. ih;m iL dtH ' S iii the- vicinity i hi I [uftitfNLti mf St. Lake ' s, Hot the average Med. is .1 taiwy man, who ha no tirm ' t m-jihn- u]j«n the: li ht mul frivuluu.- pleasures of society, or the disrxactinj 1 spurts oi the diamond and Gridiron. He lives ;i lift - apart from the irresponsible: students njf. the Academic and Ijiw licpa rUncnts, and is the sworn enemy of thr pinu ]i.iMoriLU-. «f St. Luke ' s, For it N n.kiil ihnt in tiniest loim pa si, when IXan Cain w.is assimilating 1 the omniscience which he now dispenses 10 hih faithful disciples; and l r. West was studying with remarkable attcnlircncsg ihe fonniLiiun »f his Jttkttthti fttfgas, the Theologue-s decided e tint the ireatmeni which certain unfortunale - nl inaniirwU ' int-mlit-nt if ih - !unHMx r tnHi were receiving at the hands of the kteds. wa inhuman and intolerable, and forthwith procvedid m k ' - ' these maltreated cadavers Christian burial. This method ni procedure naturally aroused the latent wnith nt ihL embryo dueiors and hostilities l eijan. History does not record ihe manner in which these difficulties with 1 si-dled, hut ihe Thcolognes were evidently discouraged in their efforts 10 reform the Mods., and these disciples-to-lH. ' »f -T-scplapius now devote their energies to the dismembering of the human anatomy without fear of disturbance. Hui however peaceful the relations between Med. and Th eclogue way hei-m 10 be U? the casual observer, the old spirit »[ i-nriiiiy im lingefs. it

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