New Jersey College of Medicine - Journal Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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puhli VUL. 5 wluu unuv '-' '-' f S its exaci I0hf1 Sofffmtlno Lculty curriculum com- mittees I CkPEdn0r :ing long hours since ? early last year to structure a new, flexible: the chart cation of the student american medical association new jersey college of medicme N05 S EMBER 4963 I XLCGUE SE E N culty and administration for their latest efforts to unication...1D Dean Rawson announced he will meet dy in an informal Deanvs Hour. Although attendance at mportant for the school a tinge each m chance to ecutive a on Curr- rx Integra- aave both size a stu-1 the plan- ine-member I Ives from 1 L1 OGrady 1 aeting f memo rs tc work out ' and relevant teaching program that will meetrigntruliy GGSGPVGG them. It is difficult. to turn down such gifts whether you are a the new challenges of medical education. , , , Active 4.,+-11.1,,M+ .+,,Am.+ .,,,..+4-4,..+4n,, student. an intern. or ln praci-lee. in curricu:- on ef--rr ted to by the survey taken help to st1 l praise. . .3f f where studc ed the stucy hospital ac ing probler Rawson is c with class of student officers- 1 now un to e opnortuniti now here. 1 of .Educatf directly ac volved witl interest an- enicrswhich showed over90 Z w ody in favor of the drug ractices. The same number a legitimate form of ad- ere was ng implied recipro- uld not rather have the larships or the library, naive, perhaps, are the dents at Western Reserve ir bags and diagnostic tool and reported to the New of Medicine their disapp- position on the patient in er drug prices. honest people heartily dis- itious gifts to politicians u -'- H- - A wer in return for favors... '-L--H-1--ll' f' the analogy is too similar to be ignored! SEE PAGE TWO i I0eMaf'f1fe The gifts cannot be construed as leg. C0-Edlfof c comzmusn PAGE3 5

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ci? TUDE T COUNCIL OFFICERS 1968-1969 President John Hanagan Vice-President William O,Grady Secretary Craig Brown Treasurer Paul Hetzel Moderator CONTRAST Franklin C. Behrle, M.D. , in Autumn, 1958 brought a fresh, new expression of stu- dent individuality as CONTRAST magazine became the newest NICM student publication. Its spectrum was broad, ranging from health care to foreign policy, and its acceptance immediate. The offset publication contains prose and poetry but its highlight is its humor. The journal anticipates that Mother Yaw and the Rulon Awards will keep all the divisions of NJCM aware of the Jersey City situation for years to come. 158 Dr. Robert Wilson, Advisor Karen Filkins, Editor 1

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Trust me on this, Ieif These frames are the latest thing. We're beginning to run out of space for these ex-anatomy students. Maybe so, Bo, but I'd better check that in Gray, Robbins, Anderson, Harrison, Moyer . . . Vx ,e 1 f-X This next one is Candy Barr ......... and in color! My g1'0111P llSed Crest-9 160 i Ji