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Title: The Corpuscle.
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: Rush Medical College
Subjects: Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago Rush Medical College Rush University Medical Center –History –19th century University of Chicago Chicago (Ill.) History of medicine –United States—Chicago Medical education –United States
Publisher: Chicago, Ill
Contributing Library: Rush University
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois

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where lie willgive the students pointers on good nature and good penmanship. New and improved methods in foot-ball and in surgery go forward handin hand. We heard one of the D. Js. explaining that the building of the College ofP. and S. was the Phosphurus and Sulphur college. So much for D. J.chemistry. ■x- #-X- The senior class is increased by several men coming in from other col-leges and universities. This is a good sign for Old Rush. Did you see Whiskers run in by our Columbian Guards? -X- Nivins sports a fine crop of senior hair on the face. * -X- Lamb (of Louisville) has commenced practising in Chicago.Circular insanity—wheel in the head. ■X- * -x- The janitors and door-keepers have new caps. * * -X- Copeland denies the rumor that he was married during the vacation. * * -X- Judd denies the rumor that he uses his hair for a pillow. •X- -X--X- Dr. Marcusson wishes to officially deny the rumor. * -x- ■X- W. K. Keith, formerly of Ann Arbor, has joined 94. THE CORPUSCLE. 29
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