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Our Third Year We were now on our way to becoming pharma- cists. It was during this year that we were exposed to pharmaceutical courses. Physical Pharmacy, lec- tured by Dr. Zografi and Dr. Gibaldi, was a course in theoretical pharmacy on the molecular level. The lectures in the course were accompanied by lab- oratory work involving the effects of modern sur- factants on suspension and emulsion systems, and other pharmaceutical experimentation in the field. Prof. Liberman offered his course of Quantita- tive Chemistry which dealt with red and blue F ' s. Where would we have been without Miss D to pull us out of many difficulties which arose in the lab? It was in physiology that many of us pithed a frog for the first time. Glory to the kymograph, glory to the inductorium, and glory to eight pages of notes per lecture. For those interested in the economics of guns versus that of butter, thanks must be attributed to Big Jim O ' Connor and Mr. Samuelson. Finally, we must not forget the one credit course in Pharmaceutical Orientation taught by Dean Leuallen. It was here that we learned what a U.S.P. and N.F. were, and all about the A. Ph. A. and the N.A.R.D. During intersession the class journeyed to Smith, Kline, and French Labs along with Prof. Horowitz and Miss DeLisser. After a day ' s stay at Philadel- phia and a night ' s stay at the hotel where cards, liquor and pillows flew, we left for Pearl River and a truly memorable visit to Lederle Labs. The tour was most stimulating, and the food at the Motel on the Mountain was outstanding. The second semester brought with it courses in Law and Accounting lectured by Prof. Horowitz. Wc were also treated to the course in Biochemistry and 4,000 page lab reports by Dr. Mandel, Mr. Radoff and Mr. Brezenoff. Wasn ' t it fun in that lab working with radio-activity, snake venom, Radoff and Brezenoff? The Pharmaceutical Analysis course under Prof. Taub. a truly remarkable man, proved quite stimu- lating, especially due to his multiple guess midterm and final. The close of this year saw the departure of two of our Professors, namely, Drs. Mandel and Zo- grafi. It also signified the completion of three hard working years and the hope of a rapidly passing future in the two years remaining. 16
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