Rutgers Medical School - Aesculapian Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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98 'N Life is richest when we realize we are all snowflakes. Each of us is absolutely beautiful and unique, and we are here for a w very short time. MARIE TRONTELL K ubler-Ross x,. y 1 tix CAROLYN WAY Q 'Q -

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! PATRICIA THOMAS JOTHAN STALEY

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BEN WEINSTEIN The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. Charles DuBois It was with this spirit that Pat and I decided that I would leave my job and go to medical school, if I could get in. I was fortunate to find in Rutgers a school that was willing to take a chance, for which I will always be grateful. These four years have flown by, although the days went slowly. We're nearing the end, Pat, don't panic. I remember what our sons Ira and Steven look like, although after a year of internship I hope they'II remem- ber me. Maybe now the boys will stop asking me what l'm going to be when I grow up. I wish my mother had lived to see me graduate, she would have been so proud. Farewell, Rutgers. Show wisdom. Strain clear the wine: and since life is brief, cut short far reaching hopes! Even while we speak, envious time has sped. Reap the harvest of today, putting as little trust as may be in tomorrow. K JAMES WEINTRAUB