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'7 ma, .azbfrng , ,.,,. . lease: 5: 5135 'Y PROLQGUE An institution and the individuals who enter it com- municate, interact, and in so doing produce history. Usually the institution, with its traditions and estab- lished policies molds the individual into a different person from what he was before he entered. In the case of a medical student he should be more knowledgeable, more observant, and more compassionate. This yearbook is an account of the interaction between the Class of 1969 and its institution. It is the story of our communica- tion with the established community of medical practi- tioners whose chosen profession was to help us achieve the knowledge and personal attributes necessary to establish the good doctor-patient relationship. Most yearbooks exist to elicit nostalgia in old grads. The aim of JOURNAL 1969 is to provide memories, certainly, but memories to remind us of our professional and personal responsibilities to communicate honestly and directly and to work toward the high level of communication as necessary to all civilized life as it is to the doctor-patient relationship.
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Between C-sections we made eight deliveries in four hours and watched the sunrise. We waded through the sea of faces, the tired deodorant and flood of discharge to await a P.I.D. at two in the morning. The smell of stale urine and old pablum filled the nostrils of those privileged to serve as acting juniors. Terror filled the hearts of those privileged to serve with Dr. Mehrfar. Surgery provided provocation, suffocation, frustration, and devastation. Psychiatry provided vacation . . . and coffee in Mellaril cups and a respite from the carnage of the Pit We sutured and translated, sutured and with- stood the insults and sutured while Newark's finest handcuffed Dr. Seipel. Town-gown communication. The quality of the medical clerkship depended upon where it was spent-and with whom. Serial dilutions for urobilinogen and zebra hunts with Bwana Ellros luckily were offset by good contact with acute medicine and total patient responsibility. I .:f,-' - 3 1,1 ,,, U Y X X ' T' 1 'f ' Q rr' X , ' 4 ' 1 ' f - 'Al i , l Y S'j'?:r,.-N Y 'Y-G , . rs , elim sg N Tv 12 ' ' ' Ngl ffgf . A Vg bp ., , JJ ' V We looked down from a window on Ten South to the future NICM rising temporarily below. We gazed on those baby blue buildings, reflected on the past and speculated on the future. We had repressed the years in Jersey City and waded the mire of frustration in Newark. We had reached the end of the beginning.
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