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Vincent matteucci
Christine muffi molloy
thanh nguyen
mary abbott poag
eric reuss
andrea roberts
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Iris atzeff urolo u. Wisconsin mllwaukee
Ihn baker orlho medcoll.wirginia richmond
rent barranco Int med u. alabama birm. birmingham
hris bennett trans elsnhower army fort gordon
sa biankenship pm&r mayo clinic
rnn biunt uroio northwestern
ionne blyden trans tuiane
rian boggs emerg isu
rochester
Chicago
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en bookstein radlol uc san diego san diego
trans sta.clara valley santa clara
lana brainard Int med mass, general boston
ly burke medped georgetown Washington
isia burrls medped uc san diego san diego
lad byars emerg u. Cincinnati Cincinnati
rad carter medped Indiana med.ctr. Indianapolis
ly chastaln derm tuiane new Orleans
p med tuiane new Orleans
ne Cheng Int med loma linda loma linda
wid congdon ent mayo clinic rochester MN
. crabtree neuro ucia los angeles
p med tuiane new Orleans
ark cruz emerg emory atlanta
iry dawson pm&r u. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh
icar del rio emerg emory atlanta
rie denbow psych uc Irvine Irvine
icia diaz medped tuiane new Orleans
ick dodaro emerg u. florida hsc Jacksonville
p med georgetown Washington
in dove fm prac carillon health roanoke
igus eastham fm prac travis afb fairfleld
an edwards surg wsu/detroit mc detroit
ickie ekstrum fm prac u. minnesota minneapolis
itherine eure peds georgetown Washington
Mchael fenton trans naval hospital san diego
^Hrey fidel radlol Jackson memrial miami
trans tuiane
kike firestone radlol mount sinai
new Orleans
new york
trans mercy hospital Pittsburgh PA
risten franco int med tuiane new Orleans LA
jdley freeman ob/gyn texas tech amarillo TX
ark friberg peds waiter reed army Washington DC
mes froelich surg tuiane new Orleans LA
lui garrett int med brooke army mc fort sam houston TX
loi garrison ob/gyn u. Chicago hosp. Chicago IL
eddy giles radlol baylor houston TX
trans tuiane new Orleans LA
ephen girard surg u. louisville louisville KV
w. granzow ent la county/use los angeles CA
|ank grassi int med naval hospital san diego CA
mdea greene neusurg tuiane new Orleans LA
ura gregorio peds u. maryland baltimore Ml
even guggino p surg tuiane new Orleans LA
lencer guinn ortho u. arkansas little rock AR
abelle hamori psych ochsner clinic new Orleans LA
lomas hau p surg tuiane new Orleans LA
lelanda hayes fm prac florida hospital oriando I
cq. herrfeldt ob/gyn Oregon hith sci. portland i
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fm prac kaiser prmnente los angeles CA
ike ho
int med u. Colorado denver CO
sidi hoffman radlol emory atlanta GA
trans tuiane new Orleans LA
ilton hsu
ortho hos.joint disease new york NY
iss huntsinger int med ut southwestern dallas TX
isan huntsinger int med ut southwestern dallas TX
iron ilan ortho nyu new york NY
san iorio trans mercy hospital Pittsburgh PA
ill Jackson int med waiter reed army Washington DC
aureen Jordan ob/gyn kaiser prmnente los angeles CA
arren kastin int med yale-new haven new haven CT
aryn katsenes psych u. Colorado
inise kayser ophth uc davis
trans Ids hospital
dd keller anest u. Virginia
ia kilejian radlol tuiane
ichael kim fam/psy uc san diego
igela king p surg tuiane
denver CO
Sacramento CA
salt lake city UT
Charlottesville VA
new Orleans LA
san diego CA
new Orleans LA
gene kukuy surg tuiane new Orleans LA
linda kulzer radlol umdnj-rwjonson piscataway NJ
p med mercy hospital Pittsburgh PA
van laborde derm Columbia new york NY
p med tuiane new Orleans LA
h. lakshmanan pm&r uc davIs Sacramento CA
p med mercy hospital Pittsburgh PA
robb larsen ortho harbor/ucia torrance CA
John lee peds ut southwestern dallas TX
michael lee ob/gyn tuiane new Orleans LA
sandy lee psych u. michigan ann arbor Ml
lisa lee-alevlzon peds tuiane new Orleans LA
brian lentz em/mec mc delaware newark DE
alwin lewis surg uc Irvine irvine CA
alain litwin int med nyu new york NY
wladimir lorentz peds Jackson memrial miami FL
guy lund Int med naval hospital san diego CA
jeff maehara ophth tuiane new Orleans LA
trans tuiane new Orleans LA
mike mahoney int med tuiane new Orleans LA
jen malinowski peds duke durham NC
James marrone peds harbor/ucIa torrance CA
vince matteucci ophth ucIa los angeles CA
p med u. Utah salt lake city UT
morgan mccaroll anest Virginia mason Seattle WA
eric mcgary int med scripps/green la jolla CA
richard mcqueen Int med emory atlanta GA
david merin emerg loma linda loma linda CA
scott morehouse int med ucsf/mt. zion san francisco CA
Christine molloy ob/gyn thomas Jefferson Philadelphia PA
brett murphy psych u. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA
linda nguyen int med good Samaritan phoenix AZ
thanh nguyen int med unc chapel hill chapel hill NC
tri nguyen psurg tuiane new Orleans LA
robert noil surg texas tech lubbock TX
William o'meara int med naval hospital san diego CA
liz Olson fm prac ochsner clinic new Orleans LA
michael parker trans tripler army mc honolulu HI
lisa peele psych Oregon hith sci. Portland OR
piave pitisci psych northwestern Chicago IL
linda pollack ob/gyn harbor/ucIa torrance CA
richard popwell neuro wilford hall mc san antonio TX
m. puzdrakiewiczpeds uc davis Sacramento CA
tara ramsay peds ut houston houston TX
alan ramsey fm prac u. hawaii honolulu HI
eric reuss ob/gyn uc san diego san diego CA
mark riddle trans naval hospital san diego CA
andrea roberts ortho harvard boston MA
alex rowland ortho ut san antonio san antonio TX
m. sagan witney psych tuiane new Orleans LA
Joseph sakai psych u. Colorado denver CO
steph seshagiri peds children's hosp. Washington DC
erica sharp peds u. maryland baltimore MD
kevin sherer int med tuiane new Orleans LA
alice shin ob/gyn Washington u. St. louis MO
James shore psych u. Colorado denver CO
rae smith peds ut southwestern dallas TX
russell smith ob/gyn ut galveston galveston TX
nancy soohoo int med u. masschsetts Worcester MA
peter springer emerg uc Irvine irvine CA
karl stiegler surg ut southwestern dallas TX
elizabeth stobbe int med u. Illinois Chicago IL
mara tache peds children's hosp. Chicago IL
danna tauber peds einstein/mtflore bronx NY
mike terkildsen peds children's hosp. Chicago IL
Stephen timon ortho ucia los angeles CA
Vickie tippett trans tuiane new Orleans LA
phuong tran p med ochsner clinic new Orleans LA
amy trimble ob/gyn u. arizona tucson AZ
sieu truong ob/gyn uc san diego san diego CA
dori waldron peds kaiser prmnente los angeles CA
eric weinstock trans tuiane new Orleans LA
sean whelton int med georgetown Washington DC
William winter int med stonybrook hosp . stonybrook NY
amanda yaun neusurg georgetown Washington DC
p surg tuiane new Orleans LA
Steven zuber int med u. nebraska omaha NE
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BRAD'S TOP TEN LIST
Top Ten Things Notetakers Do With the Money They Make February 9^ 1994
1. Buy a brand new stereo system to listen to lecture tapes.
2. Enroll in a weekend secretarial skills course to improve note-taking skills.
3. Pay the Shell Lot guy who wanders around the lot looking for last month's money (then use the extra $2 for a
hamburger).
4. Go down to financial aid and brag to Lois about how you've reduced your educational debt.
5. Give the money to a favorite charity Cafterall, we are only doing this to help our fellow classmates).
6. Skip one free lunch during the week and get the manager's special in the cafeteria.
7. Call the Psychic Friend's Network for noteset advice and test hints.
8. Pay an outside consultant $30 to do the noteset for you and make a $5 profit.
9. Give out emergency loans to fellow students (with a high interest rate, of course).
10. Xerox all of last year's notesets since they are much better.
Top Ten Signs That You've Done a Good Note Set April 11^ 1994
1. The copy center employees ask for autographed copies of your noteset.
2. Oscar is suddenly giving you a big hug every time he passes you in the hail.
3. Dr. Weber has a change of heart after reading your latest noteset and makes an announcement that the class
notesets are the best learning resource Tulnae has to offer.
4. Dr. Kreisman reads your notesets and decides to start using your notesets in place of the handouts he has used
for 20 years.
5. Tips begin to accumulate in your file folder.
6. You only get two phone call complaints about your noteset, and they are about the one comma you left off on
page three, line four.
7. You sacrificed a spring break trip to the Carribean to stay and finish up your noteset on auditory system
pathways.
8. The LSU med. school note service calls and asks if you do contract work.
9. After reading your respiratory noteset. Dr. Levitzky asks if you will coauthor the next edition of his book.
10. Your noteset is for a clinical correlation not on the exam.
Top Ten Reasons Why Next Year Will Be Even Worse Than This Year August 17. 1994
1. With a name like Pathology, it's got to be bad.
2. We'll be on the 6th floor every day instead of the 7th every day. This is a bad sign.
3. Idealistic first years running around the place asking for advice.
4. Second year loans have doubled our indebdedness.
5. Two words: THE BOARDS.
6. Same old boring notetakers and their pathetic jokes.
7. Lecture room colors are now orange and red—the same colors which have been found to make laboratory
monkeys hyperactive, aggessive, and irritable.
8. More of those standardized patient interviews with fake patients telling us made up stories.
9. We now know what we've gotten ourselves into and it's too late to get out.
10. People will actually expect us to remember what we learned this year.
Top Ten Possible Reasons Why Lance Actually Left Tulane for Georgetown August 17, 1994
1. Thought that the "Green Wave" was just too stupid of a mascot for a university.
2. Neuroscience (the universal excuse for any problem).
3. He was so interested in health care reform that he wanted to be in Washington to lobby Congress personally
between classes.
4. Too many gunners in our class.
5. Didn't like the emphasis on gambling and drinking in New Orleans.
6. Fearful of hurricanes.
7. It's all a cover up. He was actually assigned by the Army to infiltrate the Haitian military government in a top
secret operation.
8. Too much crime and violence in New Orleans. He wanted to live in a safer city.
9. Hired by Dr. Szerlip to plug his book at another university.
10. Owl Club Coup.
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That what they have misdone
Or mis-said, wee to that may not adhere:
Their zeale may be our sinne. Lord let us runne
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Mom and Dad - I Love You. Wen, Julie, and Ken - Yes, I am an adult now but I will always be the youngest. (In other
words, can I still get away with murder?) Tony and Yetta - Thank you for being there and listening. Lord - I thank thee
for the many blessings of my life. Amen.
Don't be afraid, just believe — IViark 5:6
i went because it made me just one experience richer — V. Ulvang
Parting Shots
To Bill: I've just met this redhead...
To the Redhead: "Hello, I love you, won't you tell me your name?" ~ The Doors
To Angus: Yes, I am charmed.
To Alison: How about dinner and some studying?
To the Ultimate Frisbee players: ARRRGH!
To my friends: "A faithful friend is a sure shelter. Whoever has found one has found a rare treasure." ~ Eccl. 6:14
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Top Ten Reasons Why This Top Ten List Isn't as Funny as Usual August 29^ 1994
1
Two new boring roommates have zapped my creativity.
2. Spent so much quality time with my little buddy that I didn't have time to make the list.
3. Numerous lists are ruining my reputation as a credible notetaker.
4. Jokes may be offensive to the new "anonymous editing club."
5. None of the lecturers are funny this year, so there's little to work with.
6. These lists were never funny in the first place, so why should they be funny now.
7. See how funny you are when it's after midnight, you have a sinus headache, and you've spent the last four hours
listening to someone talk about major histocompatibility complexes.
8. I stopped at number seven.
Top Ten Unbelievable Events of the Last Few Weeks September 27, 1994
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Miss Alabama wins the Miss America pageant, proving that Alabamians are people to be reckoned with.
2. For some unknown reason. Murder She Wrote is renewed for its 1 5th season, and Jessica still happens to consistently
stumble across a murder each week.
3. I've received all of my loans and it's not even Thanksgiving!
4. The Scandinavian Journal of Urology and Nephrology is up for cancellation in the library!
5. You made a 90 on the first Microbiology test and you are still below the class average.
6. First year students claim that first Gross midblock was pretty easy—what's going on there?
7. I made a mistake on my last noteset.
8. Shell Lot Man cracking down on nonpaying patrons by blocking the entrance with cars and hiring two other old men to
stand beside him as he collects past fees.
9. After all the hype . no national health care bill???
10. Tulane Hospital sold to private company awning 125 hospitals across the nation, and we weren't even consulted.
Top Ten Reasons Why My Cytokine Noteset Was Filled With Errors October 10, 1994
1 . Roomates again. This time they sabotaged my computer disk in the middle of the night in an attempt to embarrass me
in front of the class.
2. New technique of beginning notesets at 4 a.m. after a long night at Cooter Brown's was a bad idea.
3. New personal secretary from temp agency just didn't understand the difference between INF and IFN. She's gone now.
4. IL-1 and IL-2: What's the difference~they are all redundant and pleiotropic anyway!
5. Betrayed by my old friend Dori who gave the noteset to Dr. Sizemore and said, "Read through! this noteset and find as
many things wrong as possible."
6. The mistakes were purposely made in a desperate attempt to try and get a better grade than everyone else on the final
exam.
7. Just further proof of Ken's statement that "Notesets have errors and are of variable quality."
8. I was just trying to see who would catch the mistakes first. You did a bad job; it took over two weeks to find the first
error.
9. A tumor by definition is a "new growth of tissue", so technically. Tissue Necrosis Factor is the same thing as Tumor
Necrosis factor.
1 0. There is no excuse, and I humbly beg for your forgiveness.
Top Ten Signs That the Second Year is Taking a Toll on Your Life October 20, 1994
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You are so fearful of bacterial contamination that a betadine body wash is now a regular part of your daily bath.
2. You have an uncontrollable desire to percuss everyone around you.
3. You can no longer hold a normal conversation with a person who is not a medical school student or professor.
4. While sleeping, you dream of studying the long drawn-out, err-ridden cytokine noteset once again and then wake up
for the nightmare when you realize you are being chased by the Mighty Microbious cartoon figure.
5. You can actually understand every word in a JAMA article, but you aren't excited about it.
6. You have absolutely no sympathy for the T-1's, and instead, you laugh at them as they scurry around the third floor in
desperation.
7. You think my top ten lists are the funniest thing you've heard over the past week.
8. You no longer move an inch when the fire alarm goes off in the lecture hall.
9. You feel for tumors all over your body and look for blood in your urine every night before you go to bed.
10. You are beginning to follow Dr. Robichaux's memorization logic.
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support through the years. Thanks for all the
sacrifices you've made in order to help me
hecome the man I am today.
Thanks to all of my family and friends for caring
and understanding. Thank you for all the hugs,
kisses and laughs we've shared through the
years.
Thanks to the Neuhians, especially Rae, Reggie,
and Brett for all those med school memories.
Wish everyone the hest in his/her career.
Dr. Rudy Buckley & Dr. Eric Mansfield: Thanks
for your advice, guidance, and support.
For my late relatives who passed over the last
four years (Grandfathers Kelly, Sr. and Leamon,
Uncle Isaac, Aunt Ruby and best friend Robert),
thanks for all the memories while you were
alive. Wish you could be here to enjoy this day.
Keep shining down on me from Heaven.
To Brett, my future wife, thanks for all the laughs
and support. I look forward to our journey
through life together. May we continue to be
best friends and always love each other.
Medical school is a lot like sailing. Preparation is key..
For successful PASSage... No matter what situation arises.
Gross Anatomy Final, 1993 Mississippi Sound, 50+ Knot Winds, 1996
But it's the good times and friends that make the trip worthwhile.
Overnight, 1994 RRRRR! Doc, 1995
Funnelator Mardi Gras, 1994 Vail, 1994 Blue Marlin, 1996
Thanks Mom, Dad, Ommie, and Chach for all your faith, love, and support.
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Jennifer "Keneval" Nobles attempts a dirt bike jump over the entire Microbiology faculty.
Erin Dove cooks up some of her favorite noteset recipes live on stage.
I read all my top ten lists as part of a standup comedy routine and realize that I'm not really very funny.
The first year class officers challenge the second year officers in in American Gladiator type games.
Drs. Szeriip, Weber, Rodenhauser, and Johnson form a barbershop quartet and sing a remade version of The Beatles "Yellow
Submarine."
Ken and Oscar act out a scene from the Odd Couple.
Nick bench presses a pickup truck full of all the former U.C. Davis students.
Dori, Robb, Sieu, Brent, Amy, and their spouses team up for a version of the Newlywed Game (ok, there's no talent involved, but it sure
would be funny).
Thanh and I sing a duet of the song "Don't Go Breaking My Heart," originally recorded by Elton Jon and Kiki Dee.
I Krista performs "The Dance of the Woodnymph."
[ i Ten Signs The Holiday Season Is Around The Corner November 28. 1994
It finally gets below 60 degrees at night, and you've just turned your air conditioner off.
The T-2 lecture hall is suddenly completely white, reminding you of a northern snowfall when the air conditioner is left on.
Your loan money for the semester is exhausted and you're taking out emergency loans for gifts.
You are suddenly in the spirit of giving—giving up on Pathology, that is.
You find yourself humming Christmas carols in between honking and yelling at cars about to run into you along Claiborne.
You hear "Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer" on the radio for the first time this season.
The cadavers on the 3rd floor are no longer recognizable; the semester must be nearly over.
You finally have holiday gifts selected—free physicals and autographed copies of Dr. Szerlip's book for the entire family.
You watch a different Christmas special each night in order to avoid studying.
Your newspaper is cluttered with toy ads, including the ever popular Dr. Barbie which is inspiring young girls across the country to enter
our noble profession.
r I Ten Ways To Annoy The Tulane Med School Librarians and Patrons Januarys. 1995
Secretly page yourself for phone calls all afternoon in an attempt to look important.
Tell the librarians that checking out books just hasn't been the same since that Linda Kulzer stopped working.
Rent movies from Blockbuster and invite all you friends over to watch then in the study rooms of the library.
Take your tour group to the library and tell them that most studnets actually use the LSU library since it is much nicer and better
funded.
Set up a concession stand with Cokes and candy bars in that weird-looking ticket booth near the copy room.
' Tell the librarians that their selection of Russian literature sucks and storm out of the library.
Install and play video games on the Medline computers.
Switch all the Scandinavian Journals of Urology with the Neuron journals and see if anyone ever notices.
Talk loudly to your friends while everyone else is trying to cram Pathology. (I don't know how I thought up this one?)
Page a Dr. Beverly Crusher and see if anyone picks up the phone.
f I Ten Things a Single Male Med School Student Can Do Next Tuesday on Valentine's Day February 2, 1995
I lO over to Friberg's house and see if the babe magnet pulls anything your way.
2iet a van load of angry guys and go protest the movie "Boys on the Side."
}iuy a pound size bag of those small sugar hearts and eat them until your urine tests positive for glucose.
kUatch an episode of Love Connection and promise never to put yourself through that no matter how desperate you get.
B Accidentally wear your medical school coat into Que Sera's and see if it gets you anywhere.
Giet out the old Red Robbins and study the signs, symptoms and solutions to cardiac rupture.
rjnce you're at Fribergs' house and the babe magnet doesn't work, get his advice on women and do exactly the opposite from now on.
Biuy a long blond wig; change last name to Pitt.
B nvite all female classmates whose spouses/boyfriends are out of town to come over for a few rounds of Twister.
I Laugh, cry, and cherish last week's episode of Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman. (What a woman!)
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1 would do it all again.
Lose my way and fall again,
Just so i could call again,
On the mercy in you.
-Depeche Mode
"Our code of ethics supposes that we doctors are
made of wood."
-Gabriel Garcia Marquez,
Love in the Time of Cholera
He heard the words. They were the spring in the
desert. "It doesn't matter. You're only human.
That's all you want to be. Who's any better? Who
has the right to cast the first stone? We're all
human. It doesn't matter."
-Ayn Rand, The Fountainhead
Deep in thought I forgive everyone...
I know I'll make it, love can last forever...
And you can make it last, forever you.
-The Smashing Pumpkins
Si tu no vuelves
Se sec:aran todos los mares
Y esperare sin ti
Tapiado ai fondo de algun recuerdo
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I became the wind, yet with eyes and ears. And I
saw and heard far and wide...l experienced every
emotion, heard every cry of anguish and every peal
of laughter. Every human circumstance was opened
to me. I felt it all, and I understood.
-Dan Millman, Way of the Peaceful Warrior
Love yourself and be awake-
Today, tomorrow, always.
First establish yourself in the way.
Then teach others.
And so defeat sorrow.
To straighten the crooked
You must first do a harder thing-
Straighten yourself.
-Teachings of the Buddha
Insight opens your mind.
An open mind leads to an open heart...
Oneness with Tao is freedom from harm.
Indescribable pleasure, eternal life.
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Top Ten Signs That The Carnival Season is Here February 15, 1995
1. You begin to develop the classic SLUDE symptoms everytime you see a King Cake.
2. The scent of vomit, urine, and stale beer covers the city like a thick blanket.
3. Old friends who you never knew were still friends call and tell you they are coming to stay the week of Mardi Gras.
4. You are beginning to put together your own top ten things to give up during Lent.
5. You hear people at all hours out in the street having fun while you're trying to learn the catecholamines.
6. Ugly, old, overweight people are walking around town wearing fewer clothes than normal.
7. You have a sudden urge to fight young kids and the elderly for cheap plastic beads.
8. All the French Quarter classmates come to school looking like they had a hard time falling asleep.
9. You notice people making out on the neutral ground on your daily drive to class.
10. Without notice, you stand up in the middle of Dr. Domer's lecture and yell, "Throw me something Mister!"
Top Ten Thoughts Running Through My Head While Being Shot at During the Bacchus Parade March 9. 1995
1
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I bet this ends the annual Cruz/Merin/Friberg Mardi Gras Party.
2. Good thing I'm short and skinny, my body surface area is 37.5o/o less than the average 70 kg man and that drastically
reduces my chances of getting hit by a bullet.
3. How are Chris and I going to nab those bad kids without the class finding out that we are the real Batman and Robin?
4. Maybe if I offer him all my beads he won't shoot me!
5. I sure hope it's not the LSI! residents on duty in the ER tonight.
8. Drat! Why didn't I just stay home and watch Murder She Wrote like I do every other Sunday night?
7. I'm going to have to suggest to Dr. Szerlip that we have an ICM lecutre on treating bullet injuries next year.
8. Now what am I going to tell those prospective applicants about crime and safety in New Orleans? ("Weil, I've only bet
shot at once in the first two years I've lived here.")
9. If only I'd gone to one of those paintball outings, I bet I'd know what to do right now.
10. Dear Lord, forgive me for grabbing the beads from the little kid, forgive all the ugly things I've said in the top ten lists
Cwhile in the fetal position).
Top Ten Signs Your PDx Session Isn't Going Well March 24, 1995
1. Patient doses off during the review of systems, thereby eliminating all hope that you may have developed rapport witi
the patient.
2. Your version of the hepatojugular reflex test is successful in initiating emesis, causing you to miss seeing any distent
veins.
3. The patient asks you during the blood pressure reading when you will be finishing nursing school.
4. You are assigned a 90 year-old diabetic, deaf, bed-bound patient with pneumonia and a schizoid personality, and
during the history you begin to think you are at a pathology review session.
5. You accidentally roll your patient onto the floor during the shifting dullness test.
6. The nurses giggle at you when you ask them for a couple of tongue depressors.
7. Your patient is an elderly woman who believes you are her grandson throughout the H&P until the abdominal exam w
she begins yelling in terror.
8. For the first time, you hear something with the stethoscope, and you have to spend 10 minutes trying to decide if it is '
rale, rub, wheeze, crackle or just your coat rubbing against the bed sheets. |
9. Three generations of family members stare at you throughout the entire H&P, and you break out in a cold sweat when!
you get to the sexual history questions. I
1 0. You complement your patient on her nice smelling flowers only to later realize that the odor was coming from the urili
next to your chair.
Top Ten Things the New Asian Leaders of the SEC will Accomplish in their First Hundred Days April 4, 1995
1
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Begin a new elective course led by Thanh and Loan on how to correctly pronounce Asian names.
2. Have all eating utensils replaced by chopsticks in the cafeteria.
3. Have Dr. Pisano and Dr. Rodenhauser replaced by Dr. Li and Dr. Ton in an attempt to curtail the rising number of italii s
being admitted and boost the sagging number of Asian admissions. i
4. Organize a special Judge Ito Day and sell T-shirts saying, "I bate Alfonse D'Amato." I
5. Implement an acupuncture standardized patient session. (But don't use the pin on the end of your reflex hammer.) I
6. Sponsor a weekend productivity and efficiency workshop for all slow white males.
7. Fire all Tulane Medical School Cops and have them replaced by Ninja warriors.
8. Raise the ceiling on the maximum number of Nguyens that can be admitted each year from 4 to 6.
9. Require that all people entering the medical school take off their shoes and check them into the security desk.
10. Replace the boring old med school beer parties with sake/sushi parties and sumo wrestling.
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Tod, and Harrison
Rubin. Thank you for
your love, support, and
advice.
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have never felt more a
part of friendship and
comraderie than when
I joined this class. All
my thanks to you. And
I wish you all a suc-cessful
and fruitful
future in your chosen
fields of medicine.
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Whelton, Amy
Burke, and Brian
Boggs.
Sincerely Yours,
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Sammin' on the new T-1 class
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(een, blue, red, black ~ GUNNER PEN
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Gonna drive a white jag one day
A scope 'round your neck, you physical wreck
Resident's gonna keep your ego in check
Green, blue, red, black ~ GUNNER PEN
Buddy you're a T-4, no work, havin' fun again
Gettin' all your vacation planned
If your chickens don't hatch, and you don't match
Gonna have to start the whole thing over from scratch
Green, blue, red, black ~ GUNNER PEN
Best of Charity-ese
f eballs of the eucharist = fibroids of the uterus
liiiiing mighty jesus = spinal meningitis
II d blood = syphilis
Iw blood = anemia
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!:k as hell anemia = sickle cell anemia
I o buffaloes in the lungs = tuberculosis
seahorses of the liver = cirrhosis of the liver
problems with my nature = impotence
high blood = hypertension
sugar blood = diabetes
Cadillacs in the eyes = cataracts
Indian fire = impetigo
peanut butter balls = phenobarbital
Q. Why do superior oblique and inferior rectus make such poor professors?
A. They tend to depress the pupils.
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Northwestern University
Psychology
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of his very substance..;not a mere
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Dear Mom, Dad, Suzy, and Chris:
I just want to thank you for all your love throughout my life. I would never have achieved any portion of this without your undying support, nor could I ever expect to
accomplish a fraction of the things I have yet before me. Bui if I can do anything, I hope to help other children benefit from your loving influence upon me and your collective
faith in what is good and right. Thanks again for allowing me, encouraging me, and teaching me to fly on my own.
With love and gratitude forever, Jim
Hope is definitely not the same thing as optimism...lt is not the conviction that something will turn out well, but the certainty that something makes sense, regardless of how it
turns out. Vaclav Havel, President of Czechoslovakia
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Top Ten Things You Can Do With Your Free Time Instead Of Studying For The Boards April 18^ 1995
1. Go to the new Law School Library and spread out piles of medical books all over their tables to show them that our
studies are as difficult as theirs.
2. See if your new TB mask can keep out annoying odors by wearing it into the first floor men's bathroom and taking a
big whiff.
3. Try to write top ten lists which are funnier than Brad's.
4. Go over to the travel agent and see what dream vacation you can take after the boards with the $75 you think you wil
have left over from your loans.
5. Review some of the drugs you might recommend that Dr. Lazarus prescribe for your impending panic attack.
6. Try to figure out who the other lO-ISo/o of the class will be who has to retake the boards with you.
7. Finally go to one of those advertised Ultimate games and see if you can figure out why it is so superior to other
games involving the projection of objects into the air.
8. Try to find some people who will let you practice the MUTA and Gyn exams on them for SCOPE exam preparation.
CThis can successfully waste an entire afternoon.)
9. Come grab a beer and watch Star Trek Voyager with Brad and Bill at the Boot on Monday nights, 7p.m. (Star Trek
costumes are optional.)
1 0. Try to beat Wagner's meat.
The Top Ten Signs That You've Learned Nothing During Your First Two Years at Tulane Med April 18. 1995
1 . When you sit down to answer Pretest questions, all that comes to mind are top ten lists.
2. You think your unknown drug is a placebo.
3. You find the medical lingo on Dr. Quinn too difficult to follow.
4. You think that Losartan is Speck's brother from Star Trek.
5. You still don't wash your hands after using the bathroom.
6. You had no idea that the normal MCV was 80-100 pm3 on the ICM final.
7. In Dr. Awgrawal's carcinogen lecture from last week, you were surprised to find out that smoking isn't healthy for
you.
8. You spark a riot at Ozanam Inn after you give Ex-Lax to a man with diarrhea.
9. You think caseating granulomas are the newest natural treat bars from Quaker Oats.
1 0. You eat more junk food, drink more caffeine, and consume more alcohol than you did two years ago.
The Top Ten Reasons Why I No Longer Watch "Friends" October 4, 1995
1
.
I get jealous every time I watch the show and realize that there are people my age out there actually having fun.
2. My apartment mates insist on watching "Murder She Wrote" on its new competing night and time.
3. Anybody who stands in a fountain waving colored umbrellas and dancing with each other needs to be committed to
Charity.
4. Ever since the monkey left, I've been bored with the characters.
5. I'm tired of hearing good-looking people complain about all their problems.
6. My resident has never heard of the show and refuses to let me off call on Thursday nights for "Must See TV."
7. Not enough violence, killing, or medical lingo.
8. There are no short, skinny, balding characters for me to identify with.
9. I no longer find the show funny—I've taken after my residents and eliminated a sense of humor as part of my life.
10. If I hear the theme song once more, I'm going to be + N/V.
The Top Ten Things Going Through my Head While The O.J. Verdict Was Being Read November 8^^ 1995
1
.
Forget the verdict, I'm just wondering if Ms. Smith has had a bowel movement so I can advance her to
solids.
2. If those jurors thought they had it bad being sequestered for 9 months, they should have spent a month
doing OB/Gyn up in Pineville.
3. Thank goodness the NOPD isn't so sloppy and incompetent.
4. There haven't been this many medical students watching TV at one time since last year's Melrose season finale.
5. O.J. must feel the same sort of relief as a medical student does after finding out he somehow managed to
pass the boards.
6. Those jurors must not have understood PCR and RFLP any better than I did last year in Pathology.
7. This is much more exciting and suspensefui than that Match Day thing in March.
8. I bet I can't get out of my parking ticket that easy.
9. I wonder if the medical school honor board works anything like this.
10. Now they can get to work on Naked Gun Part 4 which I have been waiting for.
LOLLKPOTS O^O^LIirCLT, CnfLS
A Semi-Formal Valentine's Ball Benefiting the
Pediatrics Wards of Charity Hospital
LOUISIANA CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
420 Julia Street
FEBRUARY 1 1, 1995 8pm to 1 am
THI'S" ^ATMRbAH !!!!
Ticket price includes buffet, open bar. and live entertainment.
Grand Prize Raffle -- Tickets $1 apiece
Prize #1: $500 travel voucher for airfare
Prize #2: "TASTE OF NEW ORLEANS" restaurant tour
Ticket prices: $10 students, $20 ($35) residents, $35 (S60) faculty
Where They Will Be Ten Years from Today (Cadaver Ball. 1994)
-Lance Sullenberger gives up med school to direct a documentary on the bodily functions of the animals on Dr. Kirby's
F:ayune farm.
-Dave Merin retires on the money he received as payoff for breaking the Histology Department's last green fibrocartilage
sde.
-After completing his MD, discovering an ancient Mayan village, retranslating Cicero, and winning the Nobel Prize for
( mputer Science, Ken Bookstein pursues his Juris Doctorate at the Sorbonne.
-After splitting with Baryshnikov, Oscar del Rio tours the country with his "MDs on Ice" show, only to he mobbed by a
cjwd of feminists in Detroit.
-Joy Cbastain becomes a forensic pathologist and develops a method for performing non-invasive autopsies.
-Steve Timon becomes a professional anatomy model — from the hairline down.
-Dr. Jeter is committed after replacing all of bis lecture slides with upside down backwards shots of his past ten family
« cations.
-Thanh Nguyen quits school, becomes a slide projector technician, and moonlights as a stand-up comic.
-Jose Mascorro gets out on probation after serving ten years for vandalizing the board in the T-1 lecture hall.
-The entire TMC complex is dedicated to the greatest class in Tulane Medical School history, the Class of 1997.
Excerpts Straight from Grant's Dissection Manual
"Proceed with intelligence."
"Place the tampon in the rectum."
"Leave your finger there."
"It is difficult to dissect in a nool of liouefied fat."
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University of Mississippi
Psychology
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UC Berkeley
Microbiology /Immunology
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Monte Sereno, CA
UC Davis
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UCLA School of Medicine
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Duke University
Zoology
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Tulane Unii/ersity
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and friends. Thank you all
pictured (& not pictured) for your
immense kindness, generosity and
support.
Unfortunately, there were times during the past four years when my sched-ule
was unforgiving, causing me to not pay due respect to ones loved and
lost. Thus I dedicate this page to Great Grandmother Beatrice Autry &
Uncle Theodore Merrick. The love, laughter and memories shared between
us will always be kept within my heart.
Over the years, I have made several friends in the class of '97 who will be
deeply missed. I treasure all of the shared times, especially with "the crew."
Regardless of the struggles we were up against, we always found a way to get
one another through the valley - laughter and all.
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complete without thanking
my best friend. You have
encouraged and supported
me for as long as I can recall.
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helped me reach higher and
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1 . You still think SOAP notes are the small print found on the hack of an Irish Spring wrapper.
2. You're intimidated and fascinated by the diagnostic skills and talents of the student nurses at Charity.
3. You show up to overnight call with a sleeping bag, pajamas, CD player, and a Blockbuster movie, thinking that it's something like a
slumber party.
4. You have all of last month's top ten lists memorized, but you still can't remember the most common organisms causing pneumonia.
5. You commonly suggest medical procedures you heard on last night's Star Trek.
6. You're still using the words "poop", "barf", and "snot" in your daily progress notes.
7. The surgery nurses start laughing when you enter the OR, and they then sit you down in the corner of the room after you contaminate
the sterile field three times in one day.
8. In the middle of ward rounds, you find yourself watching Regis and Kathie Lee instead of listening to the attending interrogate your
intern about obscure facts.
9. Your residents send you home at noon each day because you even mess up scut work.
10. The only school activity you listed on your official CV is "I wrote funny top ten lists for the med school student newsletter."
Top Ten Differences Between T-ls and T-4s September 4. 1996
1. T-ls are proudly wearing their sparkling white coats. T-4s are trying not to wear their dirty, malodorous coats which are
permanently stained with various body fluids.
2. T-1's are full of energy and enthusiasm about the next 4 years of challenges and learning. T-4s are dreading the next four years of
grueling hours and long rounds where they will be interrogated to no end.
3. T-ls are happily meeting fellow classmates and forming friendships which will last a lifetime. T-4s are eagerly awaiting a new set of
groupies after seeing the same old boring people for over 3 years.
4. T-ls are proud to be part of the growing Columbia-HCA system. T-4s break into laughter at those silly new commercials and
wonder what we've goften ourselves into.
5. T-ls are busy memorizing the detailed anatomical structures of the human body in gross. T-4s are still trying to remember which
lung has three lobes.
6. T-ls are having a terrible time gening to class with the rush hour traffic and road work on Claiborne Ave. T-4s are in the Bahamas
and don't even know that Claiborne is all torn up.
7. T-ls are having to adjust to waking up early every day of the week for 8 a.m. lectures. T-4s would like to sleep until 8 a.m., but
their internal time clocks keep waking them up at 6:30.
8. T-ls are trying to decide if they should run for the honor board. T-4s are wishing that they had run for the honor board so that
they'd have something to put on their CV.
9. T-ls are excited about participating in their very first Mardi Gras next year. T-4s are upset that they signed up to do their sub-l in
February and that they are going to have to take care of all those enjoying Mardi Gras a bit too much.
10. T-ls think that the Shell Lot man seems like an interesting character to strike up an afternoon conversation with. T-4s know that
the Shell Lot man is known for his flights of ideas and loose associations and should be avoided whenever possible.
Top 1 Differences You Would Notice if You Were Going to Medical School in the Star Trek Era fin Celebration of 30 Years of Star Trekl
1. You would learn more with grillings from Vulcan aftendings during daily rounds.
2. You could use the transporter to beam on over to University Hospital instead of waiting for the unreliable shuttle.
3. Whenever you're stuck on what to do for a patient, you could just wave that high-tech spherical gadget over them until they stop
complaining.
4. You could program a holographic medical school student to write your notes while you goof off in the TMC/Columbia HCA Holisuite.
5. The United Federation of Planets has got to do a better job of running Charity than the Louisiana Health Authority.
6. Replicator food is better than that crap they serve over at the University Cafeteria.
7. We'd all look a little spiffier in official Star Trek jumpsuits than old worn down green scrubs.
8. it would be a little more challenging learning the anatomy of different life forms outside the human race.
9. Forget the beepers, just ask the computer to locate the resident who's been hiding from you all day long.
10. You'd be able to blame emotional outbursts and poor bedside manner on your 1/8 Klingon blood you inherited from your dad's side
of the family.
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Telephone: (504) 278-67H8
Chalmette Medical Centers, on behalf of its medical staff and
heathcare professionals, extends its congratulations to all graduates
of Tulane University Medical Center.
Our hospital, located just 20 minutes from downtown New
Orleans, invites graduates to contact us concerning the medical
professional opportuities that we currently have available.
We've made a
namefor ourselves.
The Columbia affiliated hospitals of
Central Louisiana represent a network of healthcare
professionals committed to providing the finest medical
services available to our respective communities.
As your local Columbia affiliates we pledge to con-tinue
the tradition of providing compassionate, quality,
cost-effective healthcare to our communities - now and
into the fiature. We're proud to stand behind the names
we've made for ourselves.
Avoyelles Hospital - Marksvilk
Oakdale Community Hospital - Oakdcde
Rapides R^jonal Medical Center - Alexandria
Savoy Medical Center - Alomou
Winn F^rish Medical Center- li^nn/Sefc/
<eCOLUMBIA
800«COLUMBIA
Congratulations
from
Roche Laboratories
A Century of Service
to the
Medical Profession
Roche Laboratories
A Member of the Roche Group
(C<c (MCNEIL
)
McNEIL CONSUMER PRODUCTS COMPANY
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Let us be the first to say the words that will
surely be repeated often.
"Congratulations, Doctor, for graduating
from medical school." "Congratulations,
Doctor, for being awarded the residency."
"Congratulations, Doctor, you saved the little
girl." "Congratulations, Doctor, for being
named Chief of Surgery." "Congratulations,
Doctor, for making such a difference in our
community."
SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals is
proud to celebrate what you have and wil
achieve in the medical profession. As
your partner in providing innovative and
life enhancing healthcare solutions, we'll
help you hear the words "Congratula-tions,
Doctor", many times, and for many
years to come.
SmithKline Beecham
Pharmaceuticals
SmithKline Beecham, 1996
TO THE GRADUATING
CLASS OF
TULANE UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL CENTER
Smith4>Nephew
Leadership in Worldwide Healthcare
©^ 0nlp takes one
make
terence.
T^ank Qfhu.
TAP Pharmaceuticals Inc. is proud to say "Thank You."
As your partner in the healthcare profession, Thank You,
or the difference you make in the communities you serve.
Thank You, for the long hours and weekends. Thank You,
for your patience and Thank You, for your choice to
provide healthcare solutions for years to come.
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Medical Services
Before Starting Your Practice,
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With more than 60 years of experience, we are the nation's leading
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3B5 Washington Street
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102-139B
Congratulations To The
Graduating Class Of97
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
A concern ® for living and life itself.®
.
CONGRATULATIONS
to the Class of 1997
from
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formed from the combination of
LEMMON Company and BIOCRAFT Laboratories
Congratulations
To The Graduates!
fP PASTEUR MERIEUX CONNAUCHT
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Point of Care/First Fill
Prescription/OTC Drug Dispensing Systems
Congratulates the
Tulane University Medical Center
Graduating Class
Quality Care Pharmaceuticals, Inc 1509002 E-0835
3000 Warner Avenue Santa Ana CA 92704
800-533-8745
TULANE
Congratulations
to
Tulane University's
Class of 1997
. Drugs ^ THE VITAMIN FACTORY
P.O. Box 278, Hillside, IMJ 07205
A Division of Chem International
Congratulations, Tulane Grads,
and Best Wishes in Leading the Way to Improved Healthcare!
From the 10,400 employees ofMallinckrodt —
world leader in the production and distribution ofx-ray contrast dyes ... international leader
in the production ofradiopharmaceuticals ... market share leader ofendotracheal and
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Beach Pharmaceutical
Products, Inc.
]P»]hisi]r]ninieic:e;iLJit:i<csds
ICN Pharmaceuticals
Wishes the Class of 1997
Continued Professional
Success...
ICN, Working with
medical professionals to
improve the quality of
life for people around
the globe...
Other companies are
rushing to add
"Customer Service."
We built a company focused
on serving our customers.
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(OMEPRAZOLE)
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(Irlndiimicl
Astra Merck provides excellence
in pharmaceutical solutions for
gastrointestinal and
cardiovascular disease.
For more information, please contact our
regional headquarters:
3838 North Causeway Boulevard
Lakeway III, Suite 2400
Metairie,LA 70002
504 831-1880 800-472-7241
AstraMerck 153156 9/95
—congratulations from
Sanofi Winthrop
Pharmaceuticals,
maker of
^ PRIMACOR
milrinone lactate injection
sanofi ^kWisiHiiii'
Sanofi Winthrop Pharmaceuticals,
New York, NY 100
In the fight against disease,
this could be the most
powerful weapon yet.
Pharmacia & Upjohn
The Worldwide Leader in PACS
Congratulates the Future
Leaders in Medicine - The Class of '97
AGFA
Medical
THE
Complete PACS
Solution
AGFA^
Afga Medical Division, Bayer Corporation
100 Challenger Road. Ridqefield Park, NJ 07660 • (201) 440-2500
theratech
A Developer and Manufacturer of
Innovative Controlled Release
Drug Delivery Products
Congratulates
The Tulane University
School ofMedicine's
Class of1997
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great brands!
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have only just begun.
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success.
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USCI Division of
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Provides a full range of cardiology
products for interventional, diagnostic
and electrophysiology applications.
USCI focuses on responding to both
the clinical and business needs of our
liology customers;!
USCI offers warmest congratulations
to the Class of 1997!
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CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1997
from
EConMed CORPORATION
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Custom Equipment
Design, Inc.
Congra^tuUtes
the Crraduatin^
diss of TuUne
University M^edicd
Center!
Custom Equipment Design, Inc.
Designer and Manufacturer of SOTA
Bulk Packaging Equipment
1057 Highway 80 E., Monroe, LA 71203
318-345-2222
iMEDSTONE
Congratulates the Graduating Class of
TULANE UNIVERSITY
The Best in Slwckwave Lithotripsy
We haven't lost the spark.
Congratulations
lane Class of 1997
Dedication to the highest standards of achievement
helped you reach your goals. At Karl Storz Endoscopy,
we've embraced that same ideal for more than 50 years.
Endoscopy is all we do. Our products prove advanced
design, precision craftsmanship, and clinical effectiveness
will outlast shortsighted trends.
Quality is not disposable. Call us at (800) 421-0837.
ST0R7
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Congratulations Graduates!
Bard Urological Division
C.R. Bard, Inc.
8195 Industrial Boulevard
Covington, GA 30209
Congratulations Class of 1997
from
MARK STARRING & ASSOCIATES
Representing
Q^Tech. •DePUy •"':'
Division of Boehringer Mannheim Corporation i-Onip.in^
We would like to thank the following
sponsors for their support.
Bayou Chateau Nursing Center Easy Returns Midwest, Inc,
Cowboys Club & Grill Allen Tank, Inc,
Cypress Electrical Contractors Mission Service Supply
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1 997!
CONGRATULATIONS FROM
BFW...
Lighting Your Way To The Future
>- Affordable, Comfortable, Brilliant
>- Fiber Optic & Halogen Examination Headlights
>- Quartz Halogen & Xenon Light Sources
>- Headlight Mounted Video Camera
BFW, Inc.
750 Enterprise Drive
Lexington, KY 40510
PH: 800-441-5216
FX: 606-231-0208
UILFORDT
HARMACEUTICALS
"We Congratulate and Support the Medical
Students and Graduating Doctors from the
Tulane University Medical Center. We wish
you well in your future endeavors."
As You Move Forward
In Your Careers...
BioChem ImmunoSystems, Inc.
Will Always Be There
To Assist You in Patient Care With:
Complete line of Point of Care
Diagnostic Testing Products
$1 I
BioChem ImmunoSystems (U.S.) Inc.
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r~_jEp. the future of medical
ifc'^0 waste processing
251 Hwy 21 North • Madisonville, LA 70447 • (504) 845-0800
® FLANAGAN INSRTUMENTS, INC.
Management and staff
congratulate the graduates of
Tulane University Medical Center.
Since 1981 we have been proud to
be your Carl Zeiss Dealer. Thanks
to Tulane University Medical Center
for its support.
ZEI5X
J. Flagg Flanagan
President, Owner
In Memoriam
Phillip Henry Meyers, M.D.
1933-1996
Clinical Professor of Radiology
Tulane Medical School
Member— Board of Governors
Tulane University Medical Center
Co-Founder
Colleague
Mentor
Friend
Westbury, NY 11590-5021
Arrow International,
world leader in
vascular access devices,
congratulates
Tulane University's
Class of 1997.
ARROW INTERNATIONAL
2400 Bernville Road, Reading, PA 19605 (610) 378-0131
24 HOUR SERVICE
DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN
tgffuik-
Global X-Ray & Testing Corp.
Management and staff of
Global X-Ray & Testing Corp.
congratulate the graduates of
Tulane University Medical Center.
Serving the oil, gas and petro
chemical industry for
over (32) years providing
non-destructive testing services.
JOEL J. MOREAU
PREISDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
RO. BOX 1536 MORGAN CITY, LA
MAKE a DATE...
with a NEW ()RI.I:ANS ORIGINAL.
FDANKIE'cS GATE
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Chef
EST. 1910
724Ibenine Street,New Oiteaiis,lA 70130 • (504) 522-5973
CtPEN DAILY LUNCH AND PINNER
324 Old Hammond Hwy.
Melairic. LA 70005
(504) 838-8064 {_
8132 Hampson St.
New Orlean.s, LA 70118
(504) 866-9555
All the flavor of
New Orleans...in a cup.
When coffee connoisseurs the
world over think of New Orleans,
it's our legendary French Market
Coffee and Chicory that comes
to mind.
But that's only the beginning.
The touch of the master hand
extends to our vast collection of
specialty coffees, gift boxes, and
collectibles.
For a free brochure, call
1-800-554-7234, or write:
American Coffee Co., Inc.
P.O. Box 52018
New Orleans, LA 70152
504-581-7234
iilly:
Many Delicious Entrees, Fresh Vegetables and
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Large Variety of Breads, Pies and Desserts
Made from Scratch Daily
SERVING CONTINUOUSLY FROM
11 A.M.-8:30 P.M.
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
"For Deluxe Cafeteria Dining"
CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES
i
GulfNet recognizes that dedication to education
is an essential element of success. By continuously
stepping to thie edge and gaining new l<nowledge
you hove made a tremendous investment in
your future and your community's future,
GulfNet, Inc.
2250 East Cause Blvd., Suite 304
Slidell, LA 70461
504.643.5070
PRODUCE & INSTITUTIONAL FOODS INC.
2324 BAYOU BLUE RD. - HOUMA, LA 70364 - (504) 872-1 483
WISHING THE BEST
TO THE GRADUATING
CLASS OF '97
J^xWW I /////.
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L/7long one ofthe most charming thoroughfares
in the world, an avenue where much-beloved streetcars
roll past graceful mansions, amidst the history of
the Carnival, and directly on the path between the
main campus and the Medical Center ofa great
University, so here we are, atyourservice.
1319 St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 522-0187
Toll-free (U.S.) 800-831-1783
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. LETTERHEADS • BUSINESS CARDS
ANNUAL REPORTS • MAILERS • BROCHURES
DIECUTTING • EMBOSSING • FOIL STAMPING
CALL
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Franklin Southland Printing Co., Inc.
3212 7th Street
Metairie, Louisiana 70002
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• Complete Parts Inventory
• Service Dept.
Fully Qualified
• Front - End Alignment
•Wheel lialancing
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• Sales Department: Joe Brabham
MikeSibille
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Eric Davis, Sales Manager Alton Stone
A Better Price For The Quality
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5255 Airline Highway
(504)356-1321 •
Baton Rouge, LA
-800-256-5976
TOYOTA
ofNewOrCeAJU
'Cars That Fit Your Lifestyle...
At The Lowest Prices In Town!
'
Parts and Service Hours:
M-F 7:30am-6pm
Sat 8am-2pm
Sales Hours:
M-F 9am-8pm
Sat 9am-7pm
Toyota of New Orleans
4700 Chef Menteur Highway
New Orleans, LA 70126
Phone: 504/940-0000
(C(0)NCG]RA\TULAVT][(0)NS
to J. RAY McDERMOTT on your
40 years of Success
CENAC BARGE STRAPPED IN FOR A TEST FLOW OF
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CENAC TOWING CO., INC.
THE LEADER E^J OFFSHORE TRANSPORTATION
504-872-2413
141 BAYOU DULARGE ROAD
HOUMA, LA 70363
P.O. BOX 2617
HOUMA, LA 70361
Salmon Engineering
Salmon & Associates, Inc. Design Engineers
A Full Senice Engineering & Derail Design Company.
Congratulations
Eric
!
From the Salmon Family
Providing Design Solutions to the world's
Industrial leaders for over 1 8 years.
(504)-752-7250 or e-mail mssalmon@premier.net
dameron pierson
and
OFFICE! IC
A
FURNITURE l/OM.
50% OFF...EVERY DAY!
Your Total Office Products
and Furniture Source •
400 Camp Street
New Orleans, LA
504-525-1203
3621 Veterans Blvd.
Metairie, LA
504-585-1380
WHERE
SERVICE
Matters.
At Hibemia, we're listening to you. And we're providing
products and services to make your banking easier and
more convenient Like extended banking hours including
weekends. Quicker responses when you have questions.
The ability to apply for a loan right from your home,
by phone. And enhancements to our abby® ATMs in
the places you shop, work and play Hibemia knows what
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ove on.
ove up.
ove in.
i>lo matter where your career may lead
you, when you move into a home that reflects your
achievements, you can count on us to provide the same
level of professional service you
provide your patients.
m
SHO WPLACE
By LCR Corporation
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Afternoons, Traditional N,0.
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dancing.
339 Bourbon Street
New Orleans. LA 70130
r504J 522-7626 m
The intimate music/
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you're WITH the musicians
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and FUN.
KEY CARD
41 1 Boutton Street
New Orteans. LA 70130
r504J 522-7623
Just present your local ID at either club.
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Where Locals Meet on Bourbon Streeti
Dining Tne %y
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Acclaimed Classic Creole Cuisine
Impeccame Service.
Sumptuous Surroundings.
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ana a la carte menu nigntly.
In Tne Fairmont Hotel
5294733
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
MEDICAL STUDENTS ONBEHALF OF
PELLERIN CONSTRUCTION, INC
AYOUNG MAN ON THE VERGE OF EXPULSION...
YOU'VETRIED EVERYTHINGYOU KNOW...
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The center provides a highly structured military style alternative school for young
men, ages 12 to 18. Dedicated to building strong minds and bodies, emphasis is
placed on respect, motivation and self-confidence.
Upon completion of our program, our young men return to their schools and
communities equipped to meet the challenges set before them. The pride they
have earned in themselves l^eeps them focused on acheiving future goals.
For information, please contact: Jos^gh,,p;^rochaska, Executive Director.
THE CHALLENGE & DEVELOPMENT CENTER of CLINTON, LOUISIANA
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11325 LIBERTY STREET RO. BOX 8469
CLINTON, LOUISIANA 70722
PHONE: 504-683-6751 FAX 504-683-5605
ALLIED Agent for Allied Van Lines®
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o Local. Long distance, international moves
o Free estimates
» Expert packing & crafting
« Reduced rates for Tulane
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ASSOCIATED
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7400 Townscnd Place, Sre. E, New Orleans LA 70126
(504) 244-9037
(800)489-0636 ICC-MC 15735
I QRAYSON COMPANY OP SOUTHWEST, INC
CORPORftTE OFFICE
] tai ane • SHnEVEDanr. l. r
Congratulations To The
Class of 1997!
GRAYSOXCOMI'-IX) ()FS()LrHir/-:ST.I.\C.
CORPORATi: OFFICE
1 06 FA . V.V/,V STRFJiT I'. O. BOX 206 SUREI TORT. LA 71162 (3 1.V 222-32 1
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Donahue Favret
for construction excellence
Commercial
Construction
Specialists
New construction
'i Renovations &
restoration
Pre-engineering
building systems
Metal roofing
Architectural
panels
Medical facilities
P.O. Box 159
Mandeville, LA 70470
(504) 626-4431
GULF-SOUTH PILING
AND CONSTRUCTION, INC.
504/834-7791
1250L& ARoad
Metairie, LA 70001
P.O. Box 10073
Jefferson, LA 70181
The Leaders in Diving Safety
CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1997
A.D.
WYNNE CO.,INC.
OFFICE ENVIRONMENTS
STEELE CASE
AUTHORIZED DEALER
OFFICE FURNITURE
FILING SYSTEMS
SPACE PLANNING
INTERIOR DESIGN
VINCENT F. WYNNE, SR.
VICE - PRESIDENT
(504) 522-9558
FAX: (504) 522-7070
710BARONNEST
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70113
Presently the largest Pilot Association in the southern
United States, and one of the largest pilot groups in the
world, the Crescent River Port Pilots Association
collectively pilot some of the largest ships in the world
and also serve in the dual capacity of docking masters.
The Crescent River Port Pilots Association is a responsible
organization of 93 highly skilled professional ship pilots,
dedicate to the welfare of the maritime industry, the Port
ofNew Orleans, and the State of Louisiana and all its
citizens. The Crescent Pilots not only provide a safe
pilotage system for the world's shippers, but also help to
promote and stimulate economic growth in the state and
the nation.
For further information,
call (504) 392-8001
anytime
they never close!
Serving the interests of
the maritime industry
since 1908.
Best ofLuck
!
Bob & Penny Daigle
THE
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GROUP, INC.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
RENOVATIONS
MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS
BUILDING SERVICES
PRE-CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL/PLUMBING
3001 SEVENTEENTH STREET
METAIRIE, LOUISIANA 70002
(504)833-8291
FAX: (504) 831-4760
Q>0y^V^4i-AA4/JCii4^
Health Network of Louisiana. Inc.
GLEN J. GOLEMI
PRESIDENT/C.E.O.
2431 Acadian Thruway, Suite 350
P.O. 60x80159
Baton Rouge, LA 70898-01 59
A membw ol the I
UnllM]H«althCara Corporation™ I
tamllvolawvicaa '
Ptione (504) 923-0550
FAX (504) 237-2222
MORGAN Andre' L. Morgan
President
3123 Ridgelake Drive
Suite D
Metairie, LA 70002
(504) 832-1721
1-800-884-6882
Fax: (504) 832-3632
UA MORGAN
RETAILCOLLECTIONS
PAUL DAVIS, INC.
LUMBER & DRAGLINE MATS
ROUTE 4, BOX 308-A
AMITE, LA 70422
PH.504-748-7980 OR 748-7913
CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1997
BUILDING MATERIALS
CONCRETE
OWENS & SONS, INC.
2034 AGRICULTURE STREET
JERRY OWENS 943-4444
McKinney Towing, Inc.
P.O. Box 3869
Baton Rouge, LA 70821
(504) 387-0461
Congratulations Graduates!
2400 NORTH ARNOULT RD.,
METAIRIE, LOUISIANA 70001
(504)831-1909
FAX: (504) 831-1912
GOOTEE CONSTRUCTION
IMCORPORATED
"Congratulations to
Tulane University Medical School Graduates ".
Years From Now, Will You Be Protected
For The Procedures You Perform Today?
CNA has provided professional liability insur-ance
to physicians from coast to coast for 30
continuous years.
Our experience gives us an understanding
of your special risks and the ability to protect
you against them. The length of our record
demonstrates our commitment to providing
continual coverage even in uncertain times.
It's vital to you to be insured by a compa-ny
that'll be around to protect you and your
practice years into the future. Because every
decision a physician makes carries a risk.
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now a claim could arise.
For more information, contact Jim Stewart at
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CNA Plaza
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(312) 822-6875
We're there when you need us most,
HEALTHPRO I
T.CREW
CATALOG
(Special Cjcfiiors ' Cjoilion
Sprinq^ 1997
FOR HER
Femme Fatale Tee
Designed exclusively for
the cosmopolitan medical
student with an impeccable
sense of style, this garment
wiU selectively thwart all
imdesirable men and attract
only intellectual young
bucks with fashionable
eyewear who love to read
books. Made from rare
100% Egyptian cotton, it is
Uned with a secret, nega-tively
charged Repellex
polymer which electrostati-cally
repels fabrics contami-nated
by cigar smoke,
American draft beer, and
sports bar dust. A must for
every woman to wear
underneath her white coat.
081693Q $930
FOR HIM
Band Collar Deluxe
Available only in XXL for
strapping young medical
students with firm
buttocks and square jaws,
this garment, made from
rare 100% Morrocan
cotton, is sure to become
the ultimate magnet for
gold diggers worldwide.
Fashionable band collar
includes special hidden
cologne reservoir to keep
you smelling irresistable!
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^•-The editors wish to express one thousand thank yous to Missy and Bill from Jostens, John Wolf and all at Academic
Publication Services, Inc., Robyn Kramer, Fox Photo, and all who assisted us in producing what is unequivocally a
yearbook without equal. Special thanks to Michelle, Denise, Maureen, Mara, Krista and Linda for page assembly. Also
thanks to Jen, Markus, Amy, Susan, Heidi, Sean, Vincent (?), Brad, Erica, Steph, David, James, Chad, Larry Baudoin,
Rhonda, and Pat for administrative stuff.
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