AND MEDICINE

The Harvard Medical School will continue its public lectures this winter; and once more many will have the opportunity to hear the authoritative word on common diseases. Helpful advice distributed gratis can dispel much of the misunderstanding which shrouds preventative treatment. The value of such advice and of general discussion of Hygiene cannot be overstressed.

The modern University must deal with modern problems. The function of the University as a public servant is liable to be forgotten in the endowed institution. As in the problems of legal aid and unemployment, so in medicine is the place of the Liberal University with the pioneer, rather than the antiquary.