Big things are happening at DMS! If you do not already know it, the first candidates for a Dartmouth M.D. since 1914 will be admitted this coming fall. Moreover, the successful students will receive their degrees in 1973 after a three-year, eleven-month program. This innovation will cut one calendar year from the required training, with no loss in classroom contact, thereby providing one partial answer to the shortage of physicians.
Another big item - Announcement has just been received of a building grant of 5.4 million dollars! With the funds already available, this should permit initiation of the construction of facilities necessary for the M.D. program.
INCIDENTAL INTELLIGENCE: TomAaberg M'59 has been appointed Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, in charge of the retina service, at Marquette.... CharlieEytel M'60 functions as hematologist and oncologist in Jacksonville, Fla.... Tom Magill M'60 will soon finish cruising with the Navy on the USS Saratoga in the Mediterranean.... Chief of the Endocrinology Service for the USAF in San Antonio, Texas is Lt. Col. Bob Young M'60, and both he and his wife, Mona, are now "brown belt" Judo experts.... Back in Baltimore with his wife Lillian and their two children is Haig Kazazian M'60 who is now functioning as Assistant Professor at Hopkins, working on genetic problems.... Tony Wattleworth M'62 and Dave Gordin M'62 compose the Orthopedic Staff at Vandenberg AFB in California.... Gene Lariviere M'63 reports a happy get-together of M'63ers at the home of JimWallace M'63.... Dick Ellison M'63 was pictured in a Medical Center of Vermont Bulletin discussing Obstetric Nurse-Midwife possibilities.
Shorts from the M'68 class: Brian Beattie surprisingly coming from a Lyndonville boy, claims good skiing at Burke Mountain; the Stuart Belkins have a "beautiful baby girl"; Tim Dalton is headed for otorhinolaryngology; Lances Dodes will be married April 11 to Connie Diamond; and Francis Sharkey has married a Cornell Nursing School graduate (no name available); and Bob Thurer is scheduled to walk up the aisle in June with Shari Leher.
If you have not already sent in your CV to the Medical School Alumni Office, how about doing it NOW.