Word: internships
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Roger B. Porter, a doctoral candidate in the Government Department and nonresident tutor in Quincy House, and Ronald J. Naples, a third year student at the Business School, were recently selected from 1380 applicants to serve in a one-year internship program...
...fateful step followed another: editorship of the Kaimin, a Sears journalism internship grant in Washington, a random letter to Anderson when there was an opening on his staff. Now millions read Cloherty's copy "three or four times in a good week," on the op-ed (or less prominent) pages of hundreds of newspapers...
Second, it is not clear that these hospitals, usually the best equipped and most sophisticated, should get the better students. Every one of the poorer students will receive an internship and those who choose to will ultimately treat people. To conclude that the better student nonetheless deserves a place in the better hospital does not follow...
...Herrick's report, which he admitted "fell like a dud." But it was eventually to have great impact on Paul White (M.D., Harvard, 1911), who was then switching from pediatrics to heart disease because a sister had died from the aftereffects of rheumatic fever. After White's internship, Harvard financed a trip to London, where he bought a newfangled invention, the electrocardiograph. White took the instrument back to Massachusetts General Hospital, where he set it up in a closet in the basement of a Bulfinch building. There he began taking and studying the ECGs of Americans, men, women...
Neither Dr. Pengwynne Blevins nor Dr. Eugene Eppinger has had any extensive private practice. Blevins -- at 32 the youngest doctor on the staff -- is beginning her career after an internship, clinic work in Dorchester and Cambridgeport, and some time doing research on artherioschlerosis. Eppinger taught at Harvard Medical School for 40 years. When he retired in 1969, he began to work full time...