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Caption: Course Catalog - 1897-1898
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IS2 THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE clinical courses just as they are for their work in the didactic and laboratory courses. During the winter sessions the students of the junior and senior years are divided into classes for dispensary work and these classes have instruction in rotation in the various departments of practical medicine. During the spring term the dispensary clinics are thrown open to students of all classes. REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION First, a certificate of good moral character by two reputable physicians. Second, satisfactory deportment during attendance at college. Third, satisfactory evidence that the candidate is twentyone years of age. Fourth, proof that the candidate has attended at least four full courses of instruction in four separate years, the last of which shall have been in this institution. Fifth, certificate that the candidate has pursued the study of practical anatomy during two years and to the extent of having dissected at least the lateral half of the human body. Sixth, certificate that the candidate has attended two full courses of dispensary and hospital clinics. Seventh, payment of all the college fees in full. LIBRARY The College has for several years had a reference library of several hundred volumes. This library owes its foundation to the gift to the College of the collection of books of the late Prof. A. Reeves Jackson. It has been added to largely from time to time by contributions from members of the faculty and other friends of the College. Its usefulness has recently been greatly augmented by gifts from the Dean of the Faculty, in consideration of which, and of provision made for its permanent maintenance and growth, it has been named by the faculty the Quine Library. It
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