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To make a first-rate surgeon, the scalpel should be in use from youth onward. It need not be used on the human body, but the methods of histology and anatomy should be learned early and never allowed to fall into disuse. To put an embryo physician through four years of classics and mathematics, and then to turn him suddenly into dissection and clinic, is to invite failure. He has learned nothing of research in his college course, his hand has grown clumsy and his power of observation is dulled.... To be a good phy- sician, he should have turned his whole college course in that direction — not that he should have had less of litera- ture and the humanities, but that these should aid science, not displace it.
A young man makes a better lawyer if he is in some degree a law student throughout his college course, for six or seven years, not merely for three at the end. Elementary equity is in no sense an advanced study. It has a natural place in the college curriculum, with just as much right as economics, or the history of philosophy, and to the ordinary college course the universities should regulate elementary law, physiology, histology, comparative anatomy, and all forms of science Digitized by Google * b 66 Recent Tendencies in College Education which are elementary and fundamental to professional research.
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To make a first-rate surgeon, the scalpel should be in use from youth onward. It need not be used on the human body, but the methods of histology and anatomy should be learned early and never allowed to fall into disuse. To put an embryo physician through four years of classics and mathematics, and then to turn him suddenly into dissection and clinic, is to invite failure. He has learned nothing of research in his college course, his hand has grown clumsy and his power of observation is dulled.... To be a good phy- sician, he should have turned his whole college course in that direction — not that he should have had less of litera- ture and the humanities, but that these should aid science, not displace it.
A young man makes a better lawyer if he is in some degree a law student throughout his college course, for six or seven years, not merely for three at the end. Elementary equity is in no sense an advanced study. It has a natural place in the college curriculum, with just as much right as economics, or the history of philosophy, and to the ordinary college course the universities should regulate elementary law, physiology, histology, comparative anatomy, and all forms of science Digitized by Google * b 66 Recent Tendencies in College Education which are elementary and fundamental to professional research.
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