Medical College of Virginia - X Ray Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Bank DATE POSTED 08-13-85 08-13-85 08-13-35 08-20-85 08-20-85 03-20-85 03-21-85 08-22-85 03-23-85 03-26-85 08-27-85 03-27-85 09-03-35 09-03-85 09-03-85 09-06-85 09-06-85 09-10-85 09-10-85 09-11-85 09-11-85 CHECK 157 CHECK 158 CHECK 159 DEPOSIT DEPOSIT GINNY WITHDRAWAL ON 03 20 J 11TH £ MARSHALL ST RICHMOND, VA DEPOSIT CHECK 162 CHECK 161 CHECK 164 DEPOSIT CHECK 160 DEPOSIT CHECK 166 CHECK 167 CHECK 155 CHECK 169 DEPOSIT DEPOSIT CHECK 170 SERVICE CHARGE ( YOUR AVERAGE LEDGER BALANCE THIS STATEMENT PERIOD IS 234.16 ) 2,400.00+ 2,406.00- 50.00- 135.75- 100.00+ 6.00- 50.00+ 12.50- 45.00- 6.00- 22.50- 15.92+ 166.82+ 17.94- 7.00- . 23.42 217.42 167.42 31.67 131.67 125.67 175.67 163.17 118.17 112.17 89.67 272. 40 254.46 247.46 CHECK HUMBER SUMMARY SHOWS E THOUGHT YOU WOULD LI 4,069M Money 1 b? Account Statemen

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hen the professor bel- lows can I have the first slide, you know that once again you ' ll truly be in the dark. They throw every- thing at you — tests, projects, papers — and expect you to attend lecture well rested and fully attentive. It seems like a vicious cycle. You become a nocturnal creature reliving old lectures through co-op notes, then with shadows under your eyes new material is flashed at you in the morning. The temptation to rest the eyelids is tremendous especially when the lights go low, since you know it ' s going to be another late nighter. It ' s not that you don ' t appreciate the hours the lecturer spends synchronizing Kodachromes and overheads; but no matter if the learning process takes place in the lecture room or in the late hours of the night, you always seem to NTHE 20