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

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EPILOG UE Lge is short, and the Art longg the occasion fleetingg . . f' -HIPPOCRATES Hippocrates' description of the Art of the physician is an equally apt description ofthe endeavors o t e staff of IIOURNAL 1969. Our lifespan as a staff was consider- ab y shorter than those of our predecessors. The length of our art shall be judged by our readers and successors. The occasion was indeed fleetingg To best exploit it, We chose in September, 1968, the eme of Communica- tionf, For the Class of 1969 in general and in particular for JOURNAL 1969, Communication', was an especially meaningful theme. It was not our everyday accomplish- ment. It was, and is, our constant goal. JOURNAL 1969 represents the last undergraduate attempt of the Class of 1969 at communication. If we engender emotion and reaction, then We will have suc- ceeded. Failing this, We hope we may serve as inspira- tion to our successors-that they may strive to improve this most Worthy art. HARRY WILLIAM SMITH EDITUR-IN-CHIEF

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200 ACK OWLEDGEMENTS The Staff of IOURNAL 1969 Wishes to acknowledge the generous assistance of the following people: Dr. Grady, who gave us our temporary home at E.O.V.A.H.g Jud Fuller, who gave us our permanent home at M.H.U.5 Kitty Wilson, who mimeographed all our correspond- ence, Eileen Sorrentino, who gave us the pro- fessional touch by her proofreading and editing, Emil Schmidt, of Bradbury, Sayles and O'Neill- Paragon, who gave us invaluable technical as- sistance, Charlie Rice, of Lorstan Studios, who gave us his candid views of NICM. Without their help, JOURNAL 1969 would have been, at best, a difficult endeavor.