 | Edward Livingston Trudeau - 1915 - 336 str.
...bet five hundred dollars he never graduates;" and no one was found to take the bet! The requirements for a medical student in those days were of the simplest....members of the graduating class on his own subject. In addition, the law required that every student enter his name with some reputable practising physician... | |
 | 1917 - 748 str.
...offered to bet $500 he would never graduate, and no one was found to take the bet. "The requirements for a medical student in those days were of the simplest....was to matriculate at the college and pay a fee of $5, attend two or more courses of lectures at the college and pass the very brief oral examinations... | |
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I bet five hundred dollars he never graduates;" and no one was found to take the bet! The requirements for a medical student in those days were of the simplest. There was no entrance examination. All the student had to do was to matriculate at the college... 