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... examination should be . Unfortunately , no examination ever satisfies an undergraduate unless it is a " snap . " The old plea , voiced anew in the report , for the " reasoning , speculative " type of examination disguises the equally ...
... examination should be . Unfortunately , no examination ever satisfies an undergraduate unless it is a " snap . " The old plea , voiced anew in the report , for the " reasoning , speculative " type of examination disguises the equally ...
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... examinations of three hours each , each made up of three long essay questions . In such an examination the theorist is not tormented by piddling identification questions , and the crammer may drag by the heels into his essays as many ...
... examinations of three hours each , each made up of three long essay questions . In such an examination the theorist is not tormented by piddling identification questions , and the crammer may drag by the heels into his essays as many ...
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... examination , and the examination of surgical specimens . It is the pathologist's duty to examine every- thing ; to find out not only " what killed the patient " but also to check signs not yet manifested clinically ; to present cases ...
... examination , and the examination of surgical specimens . It is the pathologist's duty to examine every- thing ; to find out not only " what killed the patient " but also to check signs not yet manifested clinically ; to present cases ...
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VOLUME XL | 47 |
ARTICLES | 72 |
As an Undergraduate Sees It by P W Wrenn Jr | 139 |
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