Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Apothecclry The Professional View Apothecary-professional magazine. The College of Pharmacy publication is concerned with articles, reports, and research findings in the field of pharmacy. Hours of article hunt- ing, rewriting, creating, problems go into the production of this magazine. Three times dur- ing the academic year staff members meet to discuss, decide and complete a deadline. But pharmacy alone is not its suloiect. Variety and interest are maintained by the inclusion of articles on a variety of topics, including sports. FIRST ROW: E. Kirschner, Business Manager, S. Bernstein, Editor, J. lyko, J. Blasecki, B. Frenchman. SECOND ROW: E. Wrede, D. Grygotis, S. Sciallu.

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Reviewing material submitted by faculty members and students was often . . . once the material was collected, it had to be reviewed. Criticisms were made, articles and poems were poured over. Tem- pers often flared when opinions differed. But finally, the first issue of Gallery was distributed. Students and administrators for the first time read from cover to cover and then began again. The Gallery staff had achieved its aim. the biggest problem. An appreciative staff . . . the Bard and her followers. 27

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Staff discussing the latest aspects of pharmacy news. Editor-at work as usual. Business Editor, Ely Kirshner, showing staff member Charles Dakake how to supplement the Apothecary's student council allotment. Inspecting the latest Apothecary cover creation of Art Editor, Elayne Charen. gall