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

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J You have a unique opportunity as you enter this profession to combine the ideas and attitudes ot your teachers with those individual ingredients ot your own selves which will help you to fulfill the calling of medicine in your own special fashion At the same time, you are entering this profession when the world is on the brink of even greater technological, philosophical, and sociologica. change. You are not only a citizen of your toi.'.iri or member of the medical profession, but you are citizens of the world. In the exciting times that are to come, your contribution to the ever ex- panding and changing world we live in should be a significant one. The rapidity of change, the un- limited opportunities that are before you make it necessary for you to remain ever-watchful of what is going on around you and ever alert to the new. different, special, even the impossible. I wish to express my deep appreciation to every member of the class of 1969 for the great honor you have bestowed upon me. I look forward to hearing of your many successes in the coming years, of the honor that you will bring to Hahnemann, and the pleasure that we, your teachers, will feel in knowing that we have contributed in some small part to your develop- fQ?zzD Paul Jay Fink, M.D. ment as physicians.

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