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Hortense Flexner French Clock Time is a heavy legend to be told By this slight clock, shapely and full of guile, With brilliants at its throat, the sun in gold, Louis' own seal, above its painted smile. Some clocks have souls; they grow into a wall, Become a part of lives they tick away; This is a toy, perfect, sufficient all Unto itselfa butterfly at bay. Hours and years? They change but do not pass! In this light world of gold and ormolu Time is one splendid moment under glass! Mad little clock, so gay it never knew Blood on the hours, a lifted pikea head And hot throats roaring that the King is dead! (Text from The Best Poems of 1923

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Indice Anterior Siguiente Rev Cubana Educ Med Super 2002;16(2):156-63 Formato PDF Resumen DeCS: Johns Hopkins Anne Crawford H. S. Pritchett Flexner y fue muy reconocido, tanto en USA como en el extranjero. Sin embargo, en el informe Flexner Debe estimularse el aprendizaje activo. Debe limitarse el aprendizaje de memoria mediante conferencias. Regan-Smith aduce dos razones por las cuales el segundo grupo de recomendaciones no ha recibido la misma acogida que el primer grupo: Flexner Godfrey Flexner Con posterioridad al informe de 1910, Flexner Flexner En el tiempo transcurrido desde Flexner El valor creciente que se otorga a los aspectos sociales de la medicina. Johns Hopkins Las recomendaciones de Flexner Flexner Posiblemente, la mayor falta cometida por Flexner Summary Subject headings: FAMOUS PERSONS, EDUCATION, MEDICAL; MODELS, EDUCATIONAL. Flexner A. Medical Education in the United States and Canada. A Report to the Carnegie Foundation for the advancement of Teaching. Bulletin No.4. Boston, Massachusetts: Updyke;1910. Norman GR, Schmidt HG. The psychological basis of problem-based learning: a review of the evidence. Acad Med 1992;67(9):557-64.

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47. Changing The Face Of Medicine | Dr. Louise Pearce When flexner received Dr. Pearce s letter of application, Louise Pearcereceiving honors from the king of Belgium for her work on sleeping sickness, http://www.nlm.nih.gov/changingthefaceofmedicine/physicians/biography_248.html

Return The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine LOCATION New York Diagnostic and therapeutic services: Pathology Louise Pearce, M.D., a physician and pathologist, was one of the foremost women scientists of the early 20th century. Her research with pathologist Wade Hampton Brown led to a cure for trypanosomiasis (African Sleeping sickness) in 1919. Born in Winchester, Massachusetts, in 1885, Louise Pearce graduated from Stanford with a bachelor's degree in physiology in 1907, an unusual degree for a woman student at that time. She attended Boston University School of Medicine, and after two years transferred to John Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, where she followed in the footsteps of pioneering women doctors Dorothy Reed Mendenhall and Florence Sabin . Louise Pearce was awarded her M.D. degree at Johns Hopkins in 1912. After working for a year as house officer in the university hospital, she wrote to Simon Flexner, director of the Rockefeller Institute in New York City, requesting a position. When Flexner received Dr. Pearce's letter of application, he relished the idea of including a woman on the Institute's scientific staff. In 1913, when asked her opinion of being the first woman to work directly with Flexner, Dr. Pearce responded with a smile, "I just think it's ripping." Journal of Experimental Medicine in 1919. But now they would need to test the drug on humans.

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The Pessimist's Guide to History - Stuart Flexner and Doris Flexner Book Review Enter a book review (click here) and become a paid scholar! Books Movies Sci-Fi/Fantasy Mystery/Thriller ... New book search (click here) Review Summary of The Pessimist's Guide to History by author Stuart Flexner and Doris Flexner A chronological listing and description of calamitous events in history, starting millions of years ago with the Big Bang, and ending in 1991. Train wrecks, serial killers, tornadoes, massacres, technological disasters, earthquakes, and fires, the book truly lives up to its title, delivering disasters with plenty of wit. Steph, Resident Scholar Detailed analysis of book review Our search engine breaks books them down into many different literary elements, all of which are searchable (click here) so you can find books similar to this one Ratings are on a 1-10 scale (Low to High) Kind Of History History of disaster/tragedy? Yes Style How much gore? - 7 (a good amount) Accounts of torture and death? - moderately detailed references to deaths How much focus on stories of individuals?

50. The Big Fib: Democratic Ideals In An Unprincipled World The king conceded no more than an indignant scowl at the American upstarts. flexner, Eleanor, and Ellen Fitzpatrick. 1996. Century of Struggle The http://theoryandscience.icaap.org/content/vol4.1/03_mcgettigan.html

ISSN: 1527-5558 The Big Fib: Democratic Ideals in an Unprincipled World Timothy McGettigan Timothy.McGettigan@colostate-pueblo.edu Department of Sociology Colorado State University-Pueblo The Centre for Social Studies tmcgetti@ceu.edu.pl Abstract In principle, democracy figures among the grandest of human aspirations. However, in practice, the democratic system in the United States has fallen far short of its ideals. This paper analyzes the dislocation between democratic ideals and practices. While organizational requisites impose unavoidable logistical limitations, democracy's most acute failures tend to result from power brokers who tell big fibs about the distribution of power. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness ( Declaration of Independence Introduction Despite the exuberant idealism in its foundational documents, democracy in the United States has fallen short of such high-minded principles. For example, the very documents that promised to institute a government of, by, and for the people also freely endorsed odious manifestations of social inequality. Given that over 200 years hence, many of those inequalities remain in place, some critics argue that American idealism is nothing more than a smokescreen clouding the ulterior motives of a profoundly hypocritical political vision (Chomsky, 1996, 1999; Churchill, 2003; Mills, 1956).

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT WEST FORD The following is a list of responses to questions frequently posed to the Ford Family about their claim to be the descendants of George Washington.* QUESTION : Was West Ford a slave of George Washington's? FORD FAMILY : West Ford was the slave of George Washington's favorite brother, John Augustine Washington. John Augustine and his wife, Hannah, owned the Bushfield plantation where West and his mother, Venus resided. QUESTION : When was West Ford born? FORD FAMILY :No one is sure of the exact date of West Ford's birth. This is because the birth dates of slaves were generally not recorded. Literature has reported dates from 1784 to 1786. In a register dated October 17, 1831 for free blacks living in Fairfax County, Virginia, there is a reference to West Ford being 47 years of age that would suggest that he had to be born in 1784. Another entry dated March 3, 1839 gives his age as 54 and would suggest that West Ford was born in 1785. West Ford's obituary printed in the Alexandria Gazette stated that he died at the age of 79 in July 1863, making the year he was born 1784. Historian and reporter, Benson Lossing, wrote an article in 1858 on West Ford, commenting that West was 72 years old making 1786 as the year he was born. In the list of John Augustine Washington's Negroes dated 3rd March 1783, there is no mention of West. Only Billey, Jenny (West's grandparents) and Venus were listed as slaves. (From J. A. Washington's Ledger C, RM-73, MS-2166).

52. This Is The Way...A Vision Beyond The Spectacles Washington s Farewell Address or Martin Luther king s I Have a Dream speech . As flexner points out, The efforts of the United States to form a http://www.ucg.org/wnp/wnp0202/way.html

February 2002 Vol.5, No. 2 Contents Western Thinking About Middle East Misses Key Factor by Cecil E. Maranville Restoration: World's Greatest Nation? by Darris McNeely The Coming World Religion by Darris McNeely Meeting Our Moment of Maximum Jeopardy! by John Ross Schroeder Fifty Years of the African Queen by Melvin Rhodes In Brief...World News Review by John Foster, Cecil E. Maranville and Jim Tuck This Is the Way... A Vision Beyond the Spectacles by Robin Webber Feb '02 WNP Main This is the Way... A Vision Beyond the Spectacles A ll of us who are a little bit older have those anxious moments, when we have forgotten where we last placed our glasses. We simply can't read the newspaper in front of us without our spectacles. Momentary panic sets in, and we fully realize how fragile our ability is to function without them. Are they lost? Will I find them? Why didn't I just keep them on? Reaching for glasses and knowing the benefit they provide are comforting feelings. This marvelous combination of wire and glass or plastic enables us to move forward in the world of thought and letters. Fortunately, hundreds of years ago, one older man knew right where to reach when he needed to correct his vision, and as the saying goes, "the rest is history." But it wasn't necessarily what he placed on his nose, as much as it was what lay in his mind's eye that allowed America to become what it is today. Most Americans and many people around the world have heard of Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, Washington's Farewell Address or Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech. But most people haven't heard about the "Newburgh Address." This speech was given at what some consider the most important single gathering in American history. The man who reached for his glasses that day extended his influence to this present time. The question is, What did that man see that others around him could not discern? You may want to reach for your own glasses and take a closer look.

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The Piano Has Been Drinking (Not Me) (An evening with Pete King) The piano has been drinking, my necktie is asleep And the combo went back to New York, the jukebox has to take a leak And the carpet needs a haircut, and the spotlight looks like a prison break Cause the telephone’s out of cigarettes, and the balcony is on the make And the piano has been drinking The piano has been drinking, and the menus are all freezing And the light man’s blind in one eye and he can’t see out of the other And the piano tuner’s got a hearing aid, and he showed up with his mother And the piano has been drinking The piano has been drinking As the bouncer is a sumo wrestler, cream-puff Casper Milktoast And the owner is a mental midget with the IQ of a fence post Cause the piano has been drinking The piano has been drinking And you can’t find your waitress with a Geiger counter And she hates you and your friends and you just can’t get served without her And the box-office is drooling, and the bar stools are on fire And the newspapers were fooling, and the ashtrays have retired

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University of Toledo Libraries Index Back Medical Education The poor quality of medical training offered in the United States was one reason for the slow development of the medical profession and the rapid growth of quackery in the 19th century. Medical schools were proprietary, had few entrance requirements, and provided no clinical training. Most doctors learned their trade through apprenticeships with practicing physicians, which provided the doctors with needed extra income and cheap labor. Hence the profession was unwilling to replace the proprietary schools and apprenticeship system with more appropriate education. Medical training—and medicine—suffered as a result. Medical schools developed slowly in the first decade of the century. But the extreme shortage of doctors and large profits possible from operating medical schools led to a rapid expansion: 26 new schools opened between 1810 and 1840, and 47 more between 1840 and 1875. This rapid expansion degraded the quality of education. Opening a medical school required only a hall and a group of physicians willing to lecture. Students bought tickets for the lectures, producing hefty supplemental incomes for physicians who earned little from patient care. Most schools had no admission requirements. Medical students were unruly and undisciplined, and often illiterate. No clinical practice, aside from apprenticeships, was offered to augment lectures. Learning by dissection was difficult since most states prohibited dissecting human corpses, and students either had to bring their own cadavers or colleges employed body snatchers to steal corpses. Massachusetts was the first state to legalize the donation of bodies to medical schools, and this did not occur until 1830. Other states were slow to follow. New Orleans became a center of medical education because of the large number of unclaimed corpses of poor transients available for dissection from Charity Hospital.

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