He would finish his college work at the State University, and then go to medical school.
So we started academies and colleges and even universities for him, and a medical school and a theological seminary.
Joe Carbrook went back to medical school, and Marcia to the settlement and the training school.
I'm done to a standstill every day; I bump into difficulties and tackle responsibilities that I hadn't even heard of in medical school, though I haven't killed anybody yet.
Footnote 2: Quite recently the outline of a new scheme was put before a meeting at the Women's Medical School in London by the Director-General of the Indian Medical Service.
It had no men's medical school attached to it, and the admission of women to the hospital was due to the kind intervention of the Rt.
Have you got a copy of the Report of the Committee on the Organization of a Medical School?
The worst nursing in Europe is that of Sisterhoods, where no civil administration or medical school is admitted.
It was no small matter of exultation to so young a medical school as Halle, to have at once within its walls two such eminent teachers as Hoffmann and Stahl.
During the Middle Ages here flourished a medical school, important not alone because of its celebrity at the time, but{073} for its effect upon the medical history of the future.
During the war of the rebellion, Miss Dimock sought admission into the medical school of Harvard University, preferring, if possible, to take a degree in an American college.
Every year two bodies, one male and one female, must be provided for the {77} medical school dissections.
Medical School of our University, did a great work for the advancement of medicine and surgery in New England, by his labors as teacher and author, greater, it is claimed by some, than was ever done by any other man.
The reader must not forget that I have been a medical practitioner, and for thirty-five years a professor in a medical school.
A medical school is not a scientific school, except just so far as medicine itself is a science.
A good clinical teacher is himself a Medical School.
A medical school is defined as a medical school or college which requires a previous examination for admission to its courses of study, and which requires for granting the degree of “M.
He was a generous patron of the school of Djondisabour and established a medical school also at Bagdad.
At first it was not proposed to establish a Medical School, as it would involve too great an expenditure for their present means.
At one time he was the professor of physiology in a medical school; he was a member of many learned societies at home and abroad.
He has been trained in a medical school on Hospital Earth, and apparently has passed his final qualifying examinations for the Red Service of Surgery.
But that had been in medical school, among classmates.
Lying in his bunk during a sleep period, Dal remembered vividly the first time he had met Tiger, early in the second year of medical school.
Ida Scudder's heart and brain the desire to found a Medical School, where the American Doctor might multiply herself and reproduce her life of skillful and devoted service in the lives of hundreds of Indian women physicians?
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