Louisiana State University Shreveport Medical School - Pulse Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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The well-worn, hallowed halls of the medical school convey learn- ing, but soon you realize that there exist many different types of education. Not only do you learn anatomy, microbiology, medicine and Comp Care, but you also learn about your peers and their unique experiences. At every step new and different ele- ments cross your path, momen- tarily clouding your vision only to reveal nobel truths and even greater clarity and brilliance. Opening 'S iq? snub'

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, ,5g,A FOI? EVERYTHING Cast your mind back to that first, fresh tall when you started medical school. Your heart was full of dreams ot the future, and words from upperclassmen seemed veritable pearls ot wisdom, yet despite the length of each day, the years have gone by so fast - now its you advising a new group of eager students. We mark time by tests taken, subjects passed and rotations completed, When we speak it's always about school, grades, the hospital, patients -this has become our iite. And when we have time oft we try to cram it full of the things we sacrificed for school but we always return anticipating something new and fine. For everything there is a season. Now is our season to learn. 5 5 i..:, 44 i if 4 it i f 45? it . fi 3-fi-i ' ,LW .,,' WNWWX QW ' f i r ii if Q 4 f L I I if' ij ff Q A 4 emyggm' I .ffm It i Kia: g I trier 5 1 l 45515

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. A TIIVIE TCJ EE ECJFIIXI . Lulled into a false sense of security the first two years, students can easily remain unaware of the realities on the other side of the doors. But the seeds are planted in the spring of sophomore year, when, for the first time, land with a great deal of trepidationl the white coats come out. Learning to do a history and physical inspires in you the awe for your predecessors, who had the utmost knowledge of the human body without the benefits of contemf porary scientific developments. Lani im k25,,w, .U N ,Mui he , L- I i 4 0 Opening