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

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master medicine will, by the very nature of the field, be doomed to frustration. senior year well, the class of 1967 finally reached the final stage of its perilous journey. as senior medical students, who by defini- tion are but one step removed from Cod, we all breathed a deep sigh of relief. it almost seemed as if the year would be over before the final transcript for the jimior year be- came available in mid-october, reflecting the speed im- parted to the process by the ultra-modern innovation of com- fx Q- . 2 pnters. it will always remain an enigma why junior students bother to take junior coinprehensive exams lor which the answers, with the exception of medicine. are never nmdi- available. obviously. another learning experience. the most noticeable characteristic of thi- senior year was its great flux and mobility, obviously an attempt by the ad- ministration to keep future doctors pliysimllx tit. .ilniost like an army, great numbers of students were Ion-x er going and coming from their heralded exploits at hospitals all over the state of pennsylvania. one would think that hahne- mann has enough to offer its students without has ing to ship them out for I6 of the available 35 weeks oi the senior year. of these affiliations harrisburg deserves special men- tion for the kindness of its friendly staff. the good lood at the right price and especially the many cooperative nurses and nursing students, all in sharp contrast to pgh. the major problem of the senior year seems to be that. in many respects, with six more weeks of general ob-gyn. eight more weeks of general surgery and six more weeks of general medicine. it feels like a repetition of the junior year. one would think that senior medical students would be considered mature enough to be able to take advantage of the experience of the previous years to chart a more flexible course for themselves. this would enable them to avail them- selves of the many excellent subspecialties hahnemann has to offer within the framework of each students special interests. it seems a shame that with four years behind us we feel that we have missed much of the best of hahnemann. having finally reached the end of the hahnemann road. each member of the class in his own special way will take his place in the challenging, rewarding and frustrating field of medicine. all of us shall long remember hahnemann and heartedly echo the sentiment of the preceding classes: it was an experience! f 'I 's 2 - x.. i E is - f . i

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