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INVOCATION Tell me. Muse, of the man of many ways. Odysseus who was driven far on hard journeys. After long struggles, and hitter death of beloved friends in the small college town of llion, he was finally accepted by the Pre-Med Committee, and recommended Highly. We feel that he definitely might do well probably”; and not long after was invited to tread the hallowed halls of the glorious Temple Medical Academy, whose shining name is sung abroad from the pot-holed Iberian streets of Fifth and Lehigh, to the boundaries of Nicetown where the motto is Shoot ’em up, then shoot 'em down”, over to the kingdom of Frankford to whose people no disease is unknown. And this Temple is still close enough to the high schools of Montgomery County so that the faculty may live there and ride to work on the shining Expressway. Next let me sing of the bitter trials as he made his way homeward. His battle with Cyclops, Skylla and Charybdis; the trip to Erebos: hard storms, bitter hunger; and always the honeyed voice of the Sirens calling him to abandon his great enterprise. And now, great Muse, help us find Odysseus -beyond all other men in mind, and who, beyond others, has given sacrifice to the gods - help us find him at the table of Alkinoos, king of the Phaiacians unsurpassed in the art of navigation, whose sleek vessels are strangers to no part of the far flung seas. 6
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1 I his wife doesn't surpass him in his research passion, myocardial pathophysiology. Dr. Carabello, the author of an impressive list of publications and recipient of several awards and honors, does research because it's fun, like a detective game. Don't tell my chairman. he offers, but I'd do this for nothing!” Blase's commitment to his patients equals that to his research and teaching. Far from minding the supportive role often demanded of him in his work with cardiac patients, he enjoys it. Claiming he could never make a living in private practice. he notes that he often spends more than an hour talking with a single patient His efforts are appreciated, my first Physical Diagnosis patient was one of Blase's, and I remember her telling me. with feigned trepidation but obvious affection, that she'd never touch another cigarette for fear of his reaction. At home, Blase does a lot more reading now that his wife is in school, but in general, he likes to keep his off- duty hours free for sports events and for working on the house that they recently bought. He is genuinely excited to be back at Temple, stating that this part of the country is home to me. He grew up in Reading. Pennsylvania, where his father is a well-known pediatrician. He adds. There’s something special about working with the people who first taught you. One such person is Dr. James Spann, who greatly influenced Blase's career choice when Blase worked in It is lab as a medical student. Dr Carabello, we're pleased and honored to have you back. We dedicate this, the chronicle of the beginning of our medical educations, to you. in the hope that our careers might reflect the influence of your compassionate service, creative inquiry, respect for colleagues, and ... fun. We thank you for teaching us how to take care of myocardia. and of hearts as well. 5
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