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

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FIDEL EXCONDE, M.D. .. . his humor and FLOR YUZON, M.D. . . . with enthusiasm and interest in feUCl if19 helped US fl f0U9l1 fhe availability he single-handedly carried maze of P'-'1il WUY5 and 'racis- Martland's department of gastroenterology. NAE KWAN CHEUNG, M.D .... a fine word chief and CI compassionate surgeon. i ii ': lvl i l ' -3 1 an DONALD LOURIA, M.D .... with yellow pocl and the desire to build, he mode the trip JACK DADA'ANl M.D- H - G first rate from across the river and added new dlmen- Cnnicion who helped fined the gap left by Sion T0 The DePU l 'enl of Pul-'hc Hecllfh and Dr. Laurenzi. He will be remembered by all. 140 Preventive Medicine. 1' i i 1 l

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ll f.. W BUNYAD HAIDER, M.D. . . . an asset to the , school, an asset to us, an asset to the science of clinical cardiology. STUART BASKIN, M.D .... his lucidness helped put the electrolytes into solution. 5, l RICHARD CO, M.D. . . . a rare combination HERMAN BlRKNER,M.D .... living proof that of vast clinical knowledge, mastery of the NJCM can produce a physician and teacher literature, and above all, the ability to teach. ofthe very highest caliber.

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5. A SPECIAL TRIBUTE Hugh G. Grcidy, MD., Professor ond Choirmon of DeporTmenT of PoThology since 1957 broughT To The New Jersey College of Medicine o keen inTeresT in medical educc1Tion ond on impressive bockground in The science of PoThology. IT wcis under his Tuieloge ThoT we The grciduc1Tes of 1970 ond The closses preceeding us received our bosic ToundoTions in The orT ond science of medicine. Perho ps The mosT impor- Tc1nT ond losTing Iession which vve gleaned from our brief exposure To Dr. Grady is ThoT we cis physicions serve hurnciniTy TirsT ond science second. On This The eve of his reTiremenT os choirmcin, we exTend our sinceresT Thcinks. T