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. Philadelphia and its environs . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.—MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 56 PHILADELPHIA AND ITS than one hundred in depth. Itwas planned with special referenceto the greatly increased number ofrooms required for the full develop-ment of that elective system ofstudies which has now become thesettled policy in the Department ofArts, as well as for the purpose ofaffording every facility for teachingscience in its applications to the arts. The students in these two depart-ments are under a common govern-ment and discipline, and are inconstant association with eachother. The in
. Philadelphia and its environs . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.—MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 56 PHILADELPHIA AND ITS than one hundred in depth. Itwas planned with special referenceto the greatly increased number ofrooms required for the full develop-ment of that elective system ofstudies which has now become thesettled policy in the Department ofArts, as well as for the purpose ofaffording every facility for teachingscience in its applications to the arts. The students in these two depart-ments are under a common govern-ment and discipline, and are inconstant association with eachother. The instruction, however,in each department is in charge ofa distinct faculty, and both theobjects of that instruction and themethods of imparting it differ es-sentially. The Law Department has its lect-ure-rooms in the building of the De-partments of Arts and of Science. For the use of the Department ofMedicine the trustees have erecteda building of very large dimensions,which is arranged for the conven-ient accommodation and instruc-tion of studenvs in accordance withplans based upon long experiencehere, and which
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