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

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DEDICA TICJN The most essential part of the student's instruc- tion rs obtained as I believe, not in the lecture room but at the bedside Nothing seen there is lost the rhythms of disease are learned by frequent repetition its unforseen occurences stamp them- selves mdelibly In the memory .... Oliver Wendell Holmes 1867 Banal eulogles and praises are far beyond his sphere His mind does not quicken with dreams of chalrmanshlps and academic titles. His spirit is not elated by the factual paraphanalia of the sciences and their advances The wards, the operating rooms, and the amphltheatres all remain foreign and threatening to him And yet through our years he has remained a defender by his incessant and de- manding nature of the highest ideals of the prac- titioner and Indeed all of medicine. By incorpo- rating Into himself and unselflshly sharing with us the greatest of all medical virtues-the total synthesis of Art and Science-he has earned the devotion of each of us throughout our days of practice. He alone carried the seed of success in medicine, and to each of us he freely gave lt, and aided it to flour- ish Our lives were changed by him, our minds and medicine enriched and still we continued to neglect his virtues He who has given so much of himself, has all too often become an object of our anger, mistrust laughter or ignorance. Abused often and rewarded seldom, he has re- mained steadfast In his desire to teach the medical unity of science and humanity. Amidst the blows of our Indifference he has remained unshaken. And so with gratitude for his patience and en- durance and sorrow for his frequent neglect, we the Staff and Class of 1970 proudly dedicate this THE PATIENT. s

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THE HONORABLE WILLIAM T. CAHILL GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY