. Histoire de l'Ordre des médecins et chirurgiens de la ville de New York (Département de médecine de Columbia College). re, à la cinquante-neuvième STREET 197 milieu de juin. Cela a permis à plus de temps pour l'manyrequirements dans e*e d'études chaque année. En second lieu, les conditions d'obtention du diplôme ont été madeto : examens sur les diverses dispositions qui studiesfor clinique avait été faite. Au même moment la thèse a été aboli.Cet exercice a été utile, comme affordingthe qu'une preuve écrite de la capacité des candidats à ses idées toexpress intelligibl et correcte

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. History of the College of Physicians and Surgeons in the City of New York (Medical Department of Columbia College). re, to the FIFTY-NINTH STREET 197 middle of June. This allowed more time for the manyrequirements embraced in th*e studies of each year. Secondly, the conditions for graduation were madeto include examinations on the various clinical studiesfor which provision had now been made. At thesame time the graduating thesis was abolished.This exercise had been formerly useful, as affordingthe only written evidence of the candidates ability toexpress his ideas in correct and intelligible language.But since the form of examination had been changedfrom oral questions amd answers to that of writtenpapers, and especially since the adoption of entranceexaminations, also in the written form, the graduatingthesis had ceased to be of practical benefit, and wasonly an unnecessary burden on both candidates andexaminers. It was therefore dropped as a requisitefor graduation, and its place in the schedule of ex-aminations was taken by the special clinical subjectsfollowed by the student in his third year.. INDEX. Academy of Medicine, 84. Address, Introductory, to the college course, 20, 134; abolished, 135-Agnevv, Cornelius R., M.D., clinical professor, 152. Almshouse, in Chambers street, clinical instruction in, 21. Almshouse, at Bellevue, 79 ; converted into a hospital, 80. Alumni Association, establishment of, 108 ; prize of, no, in ; incorporation of, 114 ; laboratory of, 113, 126.Anatomy, lecturers on, 12, 69 ; professors of, 19, 30, 55, 63, 72, loi, 141, 152.Anatomy and physiology, professors of, 55, 72, 147.Anatomy and surgery, professors of, 19, 147, Anatomy, physiology and surgery, professors of, 30.Anatomy, microscopic, appended to the chair of physiology, 93, Anatomy, practical, legalization of, 81, Anatomy, surgical and pathological, professor of, 62. Bangs, L. Bolton, M.D., chief of clinic, 186. Bard, Samuel, M.D., president of the College, 29, 39. Bartlett, El

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