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Bulletin Board THE BATTALION
Tuesday, March 25, 1969
College Station, Texas
Page 3
TONIGHT
Marketing Society will meet at
7:30 p.m. in rooms 3-B and 3-C
of the Memorial Student Center.
Guest speaker will be Bob Hunt
with Proctor & Gamble.
Society of Automotive Engi
neers will hear a discussion of
ground power equipment for air
craft, oil field and portable gener
ating equipment at 7:30 p.m. in
Rooms 2C and D of the Memorial
Student Center.
WEDNESDAY
Aggie Wives Bridge Club will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in the MSC.
A question period for intermedi
ates will preceed the meeting.
Aggie Christian Fellowship Club
will hear Greg Carter speak on
“The Way That Seems Right” in
Room 3D of the MSC at 5:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
Galveston Hometown Club will
elect its sweetheart and plan the
Easter party at 7:30 p.m. in the
Lobby of the MSC.
Yets Can Not 4 Go It Alone,’
Symposium Speaker Declares
The days when either a physi
cian or a veterinarian can “go it
alone” and attempt to meet the
medical needs of most of his
patients are nearly gone, a medi
cal doctor told veterinarians here
Monday.
“As single individuals they
have limited skills, limited re
sources and limited capacity to
deal with the widely varied prob
lems of their patients,” noted
Dr. Vincent E. Price.
Price is special assistant to
the director, National Institute
of General Medical Sciences, Na
tional Institutes of Health, Be-
thesda, Md. He addressed the
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Jeffrey, Lela Mae
Degree: Ph.D. in Oceanography
Dissertation: DEVELOPMENT OF A
METHOD FOR ISOLATION OF GRAM
QUANTITIES OF DISSOLVED ORGAN
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Monday session of the Fourth
Symposium on Veterinary Medi
cal Education.
“THE ADVANTAGES of a
group practice, which permits a
group of general practitioners and
specialists to provide a broad
array of competence and skills
to their patients, appear to be
gaining greater acceptance among
both the veterinary and medical
community,” Dr. Price observed.
Discussing what he termed a
“biological revolution” in the
professions, Price said, “One can
visualize the day in the not-too-
distant future when the physi
cians and veterinarians in a given
community or region will be join
ed by a group of scientists, work
ing as full and equal colleagues,
to provide the community with
the full range of scientific know
ledge and skills that are now
becoming available through bio
medical research.”
Price pointed out if the bio-
Milby Muskets
Capture Title
At A&M Meet
The Milby High Muskets
marched off Saturday with the
championship of the first A&M
Invitational Junior Drill Meet.
Milby’s blue-helmeted drill pla
toon scored 952 points of a pos
sible 1,250 in winning over the
11-team field. Contenders for the
43-inch master trophy were the
Twirling Rifles of Fox Tech in
San Antonio and the S. F. Austin
High Legionnaires of Houston.
Nine other awards also were
presented by Air Force Col. Ver
non L. Head in the day-long high
school competition. It also fea
tured exhibitions by the Amarillo
High girls sponsor corps and the
defending national champion Fish
Drill Team.
THE TWIRLING Rifles, com
manded by Cadet Col. Louis M.
Gonzales, won second in inspec
tion and basic drill and third in
the fancy phase.
Houston’s Legionnaires, headed
by Samuel M. Casas, won first in
fancy and a pair of third place
trophies in inspection and basic
drill.
The Bellaire High Red Rifles
took first in inspection and is
commanded by Cadet Capt. John
Fargason. Milby’s championship
was fashioned on first in basic
and second in fancy drill phase.
The team commander is Arthur
Gonzales.
Competing teams were from
Amarillo, Austin, Bellaire, Dallas,
Galveston, Houston, Killeen, Mes
quite and San Antonio.
medical revolution is to become
a medical revolution, then the
barriers which now exist between
the physician and scientist “must
be de-emphasized.” He said a
structure of medicine must be
found which will permit these
two groups to work side by side.
“HOPEFULLY,” continued
Price, “the turn of the century
will see physicians, scientists, and
engineers working together
throughout the health care sys
tem, linked to each other by a
vast informational network that
provides those in each community
access to the latest information
available, and assistance, if need
ed, in the diagnosis and treatment
of a given disease.” He added
the same can he said for veteri
narians.
Describing pressures on both
the medical and veterinary cur
riculum as “enormous,” with the
whole array of specialists arguing
for more awareness of their field,
Price said the modern-day physi
cian receives “a smattering of
knowledge in many areas, hut is
master of very little.”
Price also pointed out various
modifications of medical curricula
in several universities which have
produced a “marked excitement
within medical education.”
He said the changes have led
to a realization of the value of
the new freedom being provided
to medical students — a freedom
that is enabling them to reach
in greater depth into the basic
medical sciences and into the uni
versity to acquire a range of
knowledge and skills which were
once all but foreclosed to the
medical practitioner.
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