University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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-:L ' W2 f ti I K -with . Y' Stephen Boodin Donald Bouma 1 'fi 1. 5 I G, Charles Braak E. C. Byerrum Of? C. A. Crehore ,v0. .4 .. ,, S lex., C. A. Creighton FHRESHMAN YEAR Medical school for the student can be likened to a long arduous underwater swim. After a long time spent in training and prep- aration, and a nervous hesitation at the wateris edge, the student plunges in to find himself submerged in an entirely new envi- ronment, unlike anything he has known. For four years he is largely cut off from the outside world , spending most of his energies on completing the studies necessary to attain his goal, the M.D, james Brodeur Robert Browne jeffrey Callen Mary Carroll For the freshman medical student, events are at first very disconcerting. Despite Hfree timen taken by the new curriculum from the ancient forty-plus hours weekly of class time, he is still inundated with oceans of new material to be learned. He is expected to do far more than in undergraduate school, and faster. lt is no wonder that many stu- dents seemingly disappear from sight in the freshman year, to emerge only four years later to claim their hard-won degrees.