Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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lil XWQDLE3 ln 1937 some one hundred and fifty men assembled at l-lahnemann. Each one represent- ed considerable variance in aptitude, culture and belief. ln one aim alone was there accord: the study of medicine. However, in this too there existed a variable stimulus - be it family, prestige, security, or scientific interest. From the very beginning these differences provided a fertile field wherein were planted subtle seeds of conflict. Since then a few grew wildly into hatred, others died from lack of care, and many were gently nurtured into under- standing. Consequently, impressions have been developed, perhaps complimentary or degrad- ing, deserving or unfounded, which will soon be forgotten or always remembered. This publication is the historical document of the Class of 1941 and, as such, must present the facts as accurately as memory allows. Conse- quently our purpose is not to delete the bad for the good, but to Weave a pattern of actuality. Read it to remmbery Discard it to forget. B. WARREN PECHAN, Editor.

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