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AURICLE BRAAMFONTEIN Phone 22-1285 J. L. MOUTOI1 COSMEDIH THE TAILOR with London BEAUTY experience SPECIALISTS THE SPECIAL TERMS TO STUDENTS 22 HANNAH COURT 23 BICCARD STREET 81 ELOFF STREET AURICLE BRAAMFONTEIN Phone 22-1285. Published by the Students’ Medical Council, University Phone 44-2763 Johannesburg of the Witwatersrand VOL. 3 SEPTEMBER, 1937 No. 7 R . H. BARNES ALPINA WATCH WORKS. Sub-Agents for all Leading Makes of Watches, TEA AND COFFEE Clocks, Gramophones and Records. MERCHANT Repairs Promptly Executed All Work Guaranteed Phone 22-6596 P.O. Box 302 10% Reduction to Medical Staff 157 COMMISSIONER ST., JOHANNESBURG 61 KOTZE STREET, HILLBROW Page 2 THE AURICLE September, 1937 HOW TO w r it e FOR «■ THE AURICLE.” double translations, which filled several hooks, till I had acquired the knowledge of both idioms, and the Iii our last issue a gentleman who hid his identity command at least of a correct style.” under the title “ Hopeful," pointed out that some other medical journals of good repute had been Gibbon practised this method for about two years, publishing harangues about the literary deficiencies of but if the would-be author decides that he is not by the medical author. We have been duly impressed, in nature as talented as the great historian, he would be fact, we have decided to join issue with our fellow- well advised to spend an additional year on this editors of ‘ ‘ The Lancet,” ‘ ‘ The Practitioner” and preparation. the '' Canadian Medical Journal ” in chastising those Having perfected his style, the prospective who contribute to our columns. *1 Auricle ” contributor should try to keep his writings At the outset let us state that some of the articles at a proper emotional level, and to do chis he should we receive are bad; some are frankly gangrenous. Our take to heart the lesson in Hamlet's advice to the waste paper baskets are littered with the ghosts of players: "O h, it offends me to the soul to hear a literary endeavours, of ideas that have been conceived robustious periwig pated fellow tear a passion to in haste and expelled before they had attained viability tatters, to very rags, to split the ears of groundlings —ignominious abortions. Rut post-mortems arc who, for the most part, are capable of nothing hut gloomy and quite out of place in the jolly “ Auricle.” inexplicable dumb-shows and noise . Be not too Our real intention is to show how a recurrence of tame neither, hut let your own discretion be your these unfortunate events may be prevented. tutor; suit the action to the word, the word to the action; with this special observance that you o'erstep The casual student who wishes to write for " The not the modesty of nature; for anything so overdone Auricle ” should prepare himself carefully for the is from the purpose of playing, whose end, both at the task. He cannot do better than follow the example of first and now, was and is, to hold, as t’were the mirror Edward Gibbon. The historian of the Roman Empire to nature; to show virtue her own feature, scorn her describes his method thus: “ 1 adopted an excellent own image, and the very age and body of the time his method which, from my own success, I would recom­ form and pressure.” mend to the imitation of students. I choose some classic writer, such as Cicero and Vertot, the most In addition, a knowledge of psychology is useful approved for purity and elegance of style. I translated, to every author. If he has made mankind his study for instance, an epistle of Cicero into French; and and has read Freud and McDougal, he will be able to after throwing it aside, till the words and phrases were write like Virginia Woolf herself. For example, if the obliterated from my memory, I re-translated my hero offers the heroine an iced drink, the author will French into such Latin as 1 could find; and then be able to show, by considering the heroine's genetic compared each sentence of my imperfect version with inheritance, her past upbringing and the effect of the the ease, the grace, the propriety of the Roman orator. hero's presence on her suppressed libido, that she will A similar experiment was made on several pages of indubitably ask for pineapple flavour rather rhan for the Revolutions of Vertot; I turned them into Latin, raspberry or coca-cola. returned them after a sufficient interval into my own These, then, are the properties that '' The Auricle ” French, and again scrutinkcd the resemblance or contributor should possess: style, temperament, and dissimilitude of the copy and the original. By degrees knowledge of humanity. Even if you have all these, 1 was less ashamed, by degrees 1 was more satisfied we cannot promise that to accept >our work, but at with myself; and I persevered in the practice of these any rate it will receive our favourable consideration. \VVV\\V\\\\\\.\XVV\\V\xWV\VV\N.VV>NVV\VV\VV\\VVV\WV\VVVfV.\\<VVvVV\VV«VVVWJMM\M««UI,IO« kVXWWwvvwWSWWXVVVVXVVVVWVWWWVVXWVVXWXXxwV^VWVWWWWWWVWVAWx □ AY AND NIGHT SERVICE■ HILLBROW CAFE BUKO S PARKING & REPAIR GARAGE f Phone: Day & Night. 44-2S04 <*TY) LTD. ^ Grills at all hours : Fresh Fruit, etc. PETROL. OILS. TYRES and all ACCESSORIES Iced Refreshments— ------ —- Medical Students given preferential treatment Cor. EDITH CAVELL and PRETORIA STS.. HILLBROW ? Cor. PRETORIA & TWIST STS., HILLBROW MENTION ” THE AURICLE ” WHEN REPLYING TO ADVERTISERS September, 19.37 THE AURICLE Page 3 SPRING. Spring is in the air and the young man’s fancy (be she blonde ar brunette) turns to things in the classical style. Rut what of the misogynist? That is the ques­ H.J. HENOCHSBERG tion, as one of the English poets happened to say a few years ago. Let me tell you a sad story of such a poot ——--------- (Pty.) LTD. - —— being of my acquaintance. He was sweet sixteen and six years, and more fitted for the title of ' * never been washed ” than that usually MANUFACTURERS bestowed on individuals of the tender age of a score less four. This he modestly told me was to frighten of All Classes of off the fair aspirants to his affection, for he was a veritable Adonis, or rather so he told me, and I was in UNIFORM CLOTHING no position to contradict for I had never seen the Greek gigolo. Rut the tragedy to which 1 refer was one of a gynae­ cological trend, to which cause you may no doubt be aware, women contribute fairly extensively. He met her in a telephone booth in which they were both sheltering from the rain, the fact that it was not raining at that time being of no particular significance, for he had to find some reason for going into un already occupied telephone booth! The subject was a well- nourished European female of slender build and painted digits and appendages, ad in/initnm, tnirobiie dictu, and any other appropriate Latin phrases you 260 COMMISSIONER ST. (East) may happen to considei suitable (keep the party clean). Well, he didn’t exactly treat her like a sister or, for JOHANNESBURG that matter, like a brother, while she never for one moment failed to adapr herself to the situation, which Phone 22-4249 P.O. Box 4til only serves to show her versatility. Rut let us pass on to the next scene in this little drama. 1 Sie a queue; 1 see a clock registering seven o'clock; I see an injection needle and my friend of the telephone booth . So you see some misogynists have good reason to Phillips Gate Fence 6 be such and in no half-hearted manner to curse the spring and all it represents in the poetic trend. Hid I hear you say, “ so w hat?” Well, my little one, Wire Industries “ Every picture tells a story,” the manufacturer (with due apologies to a pharmacological friend) would have us know, and perhaps, who knows, you may look (Pty.), Ltd. twice, and think three times (with pathological acknow- ments) before you act once .... AMO. AMAS, AMAT. Fencing Contractors to Factories, ' ‘ A good surgeon should have an eagle’s eye, a Parks, Estates, Farms. Private lion's heart and a lady's hand." Sir Philip Sydney. Houses, Etc. Jobs done any­ *1 Men worry over the great number of diseases, where in South Africa. while doctors worry over the scarcity of effective remedies.”—Chinese Prcueib. BURGLAR PROOF SCREENS A^WkWWWWVVwwwvVwWWVWWVkWVWWVWWWWVVVVWVWVVsgVvwwwVNW are our Speciality. STUDENTS pay a visit to KEATING’S PHARMACY, Ltd. 222, Main St. Phone 22-3459 Co, PRETORIA C l QUARTZ STS., HOSPITAL HILL And inspect the latest tange of Pharmaceutical JOHANNESBURG Products of Abbott Laboratories, Led. MENTION “ THE AURICLE ” WHEN REPLYING TO ADVERTISERS Page 4 THE AURICLE September, 1937 8J < £ @ Dear Sir, A LETTER FROM THE DEAD. Last week I consulted one of our fellow-students as Sir, to the purpose of women in out existence and, to both John Hunter turned uneasily in his grave. He sat my surprise and disgust, was told that woman is an up, growled, and spat in my direction. As I wiped the object created to contract undiagnosable conditions saliva from my eye I said, gently, “ What’s the matter, by means of which medical students are caused to fail John ? ” their examinations! This prompted me to write you “ Look! ” said the shade of the famous scientist, this little appeal, which 1 trust you will publish in your and his extensor indicis propriris became tense as his columns. finger pointed southward. Among the medical students of this University 1 1 looked. I saw the anatomical museum at a far off have noticed a few members of the fair sex.
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