Word: schooling
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When finally in 1811 a state ban was put on the "illegal procurement" of human bodies, the School authorities were forced to look for a more agreeable solution. The one they eventually hit upon is the one used today--procurement, upon agreement, of the bodies of wards of state institutions...
...order to be close to whatever hospital facilities might develop in a large and growing city, the Medical School moved to Boston in 1810. It occupied several different buildings over a period of years, generally in the area of Boylston Street, between Arlington Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Although women were not admitted to the School until 1945, the controversy over coeducation in this institution started in the later years of the 19th century, but was squelched by the Corporation...
...September 1906 the Medical School moved...
...general, no one feels that the present School is number one in the nation or the world more strongly than a Harvard Medical student. As one man puts it, "We come here realizing that the School is very good. After we're here long enough we start to feel that this is the best...
...most students agreed that "Radcliffe must realize it is no longer merely a girl's boarding school. As a part of the joint Harvard-Radcliffe community, it must accept the give and take, the criticism and praise of that community without trying to alter or color...