“Medical Education from the Ground Up” is centered on the activities of “Bill”(1881-1949) as
a participant in a trade that flourished during “the heroic age of anatomy,” which in Nashville …

The dawn of the seventeenth century called into existence a new era in medicine—the
reformation of anatomy. Western Europe, emerging from the intellectual darkness of the …

In the words of Dr. George W. Corner, historian of the School of Medicine of the University of
Pennsylvania, he" set no narrow limits upon his utterance." In fact the second half of his …

Dr. T. Wingate Todd, whose photograph by Goeffrey Landesman appears on thecover of this
issue of the Journal, was Henry Willson Payne professor of anatomy and director of the …

, 1EBSTERS DICTIONARY defines" culture" as" The trait complex manifested by a tribe or
separate unit of mankind." This definition affords me the opportunity to limit my discussion to …

My pleasure at participating in this happy combination of bicentennial cele-bration and
educational conference has been much enhanced by the fact that it led me to a belated …

Early in the present century, James Branch Cabell wrote a book called,“The Rivet in
Grandfather's Neck.” Among the chief characters were a group of china dolls, one of whom …

Your attention will be called with just pride today to the achievements of this university
during the first decade of its existence. Its contributions to letters and to science, its high …

MEN and institutions alike are to be judged by two standards: first, by the work they do
themselves, and secondly, by the work they train others to do, and thus prolong indefinitely …

HE Johns Hopkins University was two years old when I was born in Baltimore on November
4, 1878. We grew up together, and I had the good fortune to have a direct educational path …