Charity Hospital School of Nursing - Caps and Capes Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Social Life, With never a dull moment to be found, stu¬ dents are rallying to sports events, beer and piz¬ za parties, and as on every campus, the free flick! But fellowship without the fellows can only provide so much diversion. Friday night lines at the Kardex are no infrequent sight as professionalism is tucked away with the uni¬ form and relaxation reigns in every form from fraternity parties to Mardi Gras to concerts- and of course there ' s Joe ' s!

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j Nursing Experience: For each student of nursing, clin¬ ical experience is the tangible ev- - idence of long hours of p reparation. Lectures concerning nursing tech¬ niques and principles, basic phys¬ iology and chemistry, previously only a potpourri of information, now unveil the astounding meta¬ morphosis of three years. From washing bedpans and pitchers to circulating in the operating room to acute emergency nursing, Char¬ ity has replaced the timid eager¬ ness with responsible devotion and astute knowledge. m ' ll 4

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Spiritual Life: Solitude and meditation have their places too. Inspiration may come to many while in the chapel or in discussions with group members. Both Protestant and Catholic groups extend open invitations to activities ranging from song fests to guitar masses. Then too, chaplains maintain close contact with students, extending an ever-helping hand.