Licensed to practice addresses Supreme Court decision made in 1889. Enabled the state to begin licensing positions. Doctors have been licensed in this, average american cant imagine going to a doctor who isnt licensed. That was not the case. Prior to these decisions, enabling a decision i write about, a wide open occupation largely looked down upon people with some exceptions didnt make a robust living at it. If you wanted to become a doctor, she would not be happy, it was a generally low you put doctor in front of your name whether you have a degree or not, patients to pay the bills you could continue doing that. People Practice Medicine all kinds of bases. The practice of medicine as i indicate was wide open, people used various forms of hearing, what might work. Something their grandmother use forever and set themselves up as the county doctor and somebody else uses herbs and somebody else uses alcohol and somebody else uses hot water and somebody else uses whatever is at hand. That
In this country. Right now average american cant possibly imagine going to a doctor that is a licensed of course doctors have been nice but thats not the case for a lot of u. S. History. Prior to these decisions, prior to this court enabling decision i write about, the practice of medicine was a wideopen occupation, marjorie looked down upon. People with some exceptions did make a very robust living at it. It was not an era that edie would hope your mother and said you wanted to become a doctor, she would not be happy. It was a generally low, dirty, anybody could practice medicine. You could put doctrine front of your name whether you had a degree or not. As long as you get your patience to pay the bills, you could continue doing that. Its that kind of chaotic medical practice that the science oriented ana people want to get rid of and they felt it turns out, they were right. They felt if they could transform the practice of medicine into a sciencebased , state licensed profession, the
The Oregon Rare Books Initiative was begun three or four years ago. By a couple of colleagues here at oregon. Its aim is to increase the use of the rare book and special Collections Archives among faculty and students and in the classroom here at the university of oregon. The initiative was founded in 2013. Colleagues, including myself, have been upstairs in the vault where these rare books are stored, along with librarians, including bruce tabb wlorks have helped us to find , who have helped us to find books we did not know we owned. The been a rediscovery of some of the amazing rare and collectible books that have been here often since the early 19th century, and were using them in our research and classes in a way that we hadnt for several decades. When we invite a visiting scholar to come give a talk here, we encourage that person to consult in our collection upstairs and find some of the rare books that he or she has worked on and that are of interest in that field. Books specialt
Within ourselves and were ready to make the sacrifices that anybody has to make to get to the top, we can do it. I recently was with a Group Squadron that received all sorts of medals coming back from afghanistan. And one person in the squadron was a woman. And the person interviewing the soldier said well, how do you feel about having, you know, a woman as your commander . And the soldier said actually, it doesnt occur to us. We just think of her as a soldier. And i think that we can push ahead. We can make it. And as you know in europe this is a very liveish sue at the europe live level. There has been legislation at the board room level. Some european countries, norway is one actually is that. I take it from what youre saying youre against quotas of that sort . Quotas are really an unfertable thing for american uncomfortable things for americans. Europeans are more comfortable. We want quality of opportunity more than quality of a result. I was on a fortune 500 Corporate Board prett