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had a beautiful library and I used to satisfy my curfosity
by going down there and reading Books.
SSH:
Was it the¥more phystfology itself chingey the lecturing talents
of Sherburne Cook?
Or was it a combination?
Well, {ft waz mostly the laboratory, which I found very good
and interesting and stimulating.
ded bebe did the usual physiclogy
things, like the frog and the turtle and later on the dogs~and so
on.
SSH:
Were you making any decisionsy at this stages’ about what you
wanted to do later in life?
KGS:
Well,I had a bulletin from every medical school in the United
States.
(Laughter) & I was always looking at a course that
would cut the academic time down to zero.
SSR:
Was that for economic reasons?
KGS:
Fom-afned yes.
SSH:
Dit-you-ehises-at—ther—sregeywhat year was this? Doxa
~Senenber-han-yaurtank
Ks:
This wae in the early thdctiess this must have been '30 or
‘29; I kept hopping back and forth.
SSH:
You were a sophomore ora junior n
P ess
KGS:
I was ‘a sophomore.
SSH:
‘was that course enough to switch your direction towards
. pre-med?
Kes:
Well, I really took all the courses that were required, like
zoology, and we suffered through the shark, ws
SSH:
Did you have any personal relationships with any of these people
in physiclogy»/or in any of the other science courses you were
taking? © o
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