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David W. Talmage - A Retrospective

机译:David W. Talmage-回顾展

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I was born and raised by missionary parents in Korea where I lived until graduation from high school in 1937. I attended and graduated from Davidson College in North Carolina in 1941. At that time I was very interested in physics, but medicine seemed a more socially responsible field. So I applied for the Jackson-Johnson scholarship at Washington University Medical School and received it. It paid all my tuition and fees for four years. I can remember hitch hiking from Davidson to St. Louis. I ended up in a dormitory on the Health Science campus in St. Louis, rooming with Alexander Ling who had just come from China. He had been accepted into Stanford Medical School while he was in Shanghai, but his letter telling them he was coming never arrived at Stanford. The Japanese had occupied Shanghai and the mail was lost in the confusion. When Alex showed up in the fall of 1941, they told him their class was already full, but they would try to find him a spot somewhere else. That's how he ended up as my roommate. Neither of us had any money and we cooked rice in our dormitory room over a hot plate. Alex became a successful neurosurgeon in Cleveland.
机译:我是在韩国的宣教父母出生和成长的,在那里我一直生活到1937年高中毕业。我在1941年就读于北卡罗来纳州的戴维森学院并毕业。那时我对物理学非常感兴趣,但医学似乎对社会更感兴趣负责领域。因此,我在华盛顿大学医学院申请了杰克逊-约翰逊奖学金,并获得了奖学金。它支付了我四年的所有学杂费。我记得从戴维森(Davidson)到圣路易斯的远足。我最后在圣路易斯健康科学校园的一个宿舍里,和刚来自中国的亚历山大·灵(Alexander Ling)一起住了。他在上海时已被斯坦福医学院录取,但他的信告诉他们他要来斯坦福从未到过。日本人占领了上海,邮件在混乱中丢失了。 1941年秋天,当亚历克斯(Alex)出现时,他们告诉他他们的班级已经满了,但他们会尝试在其他地方找到他。这样他才成为我的室友。我们俩都没有钱,我们在宿舍的电炉上煮米饭。亚历克斯成为克利夫兰成功的神经外科医生。

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