The Story of a Small College
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For a long time the needs of a hospital for students had been keenly felt. Certain rooms in Founders Hall had been reserved for invalids, but these were in size and sanitation entirely inadequate. The undergraduates themselves, under the inspiration of the college doctor, undertook this task and proposed to raise the sum of ^15, 000. Part of this was secured when a solicitor approached John T. Morris (Class of 1867) for a subscription. After some consideration he proposed that the ^15, 000 be u...sed for an endowment and that he would erect the building.
In his careful hands this was worked out with much study of the needs and appliances of such an institution. Accommodations for doctor and nurse, provision for contagious diseases, as well as rooms large and small for patients, a room for convalescents and a complete equipment of all, he assumed with cheerful willingness. For such purposes the Morris Infirmary leaves nothing to be desired. It is a memorial. To his two brothers, both in the past students of the college.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a long time the needs of a hospital for students had been keenly felt. Certain rooms in Founders Hall had been reserved for invalids, but these were in size and sanitation entirely inadequate. The undergraduates themselves, under the inspiration of the college doctor, undertook this task and proposed to raise the sum of ^15, 000. Part of this was secured when a solicitor approached John T. Morris (Class of 1867) for a subscription. After some consideration he proposed that the ^15, 000 be u...sed for an endowment and that he would erect the building.
In his careful hands this was worked out with much study of the needs and appliances of such an institution. Accommodations for doctor and nurse, provision for contagious diseases, as well as rooms large and small for patients, a room for convalescents and a complete equipment of all, he assumed with cheerful willingness. For such purposes the Morris Infirmary leaves nothing to be desired. It is a memorial. To his two brothers, both in the past students of the college.
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