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>”I thank God every day for making me a Yankee.” – Joe DiMaggio So reads a giant bronze plaque on the outer facade of Yankee Stadium. I am sure that must also be the heartfelt sentiment of one Derek Jeter. … Continue reading →

>The recent lack of activity on my site has been due in part to a cracked bone in my arm I suffered a couple of weeks ago. During one of my gang’s regular Sunday battles, I went down hard on … Continue reading →

>We had our second Gross Anatomy exam on Monday and it was just as tough as the first one. It covered the thorax and abdomen or in my kid’s term, “the guts.” I put 3 times as much effort into … Continue reading →

>We have been in school for six weeks now and it has gone like a whirlwind. The last week has been very tranquil despite the pressures of upcoming exams. The weather has been so beautiful that I have spent a … Continue reading →

>The results of my first Gross Anatomy test last week were just that … gross. A lot of us were in the mode one of my classmates called “damage control..” We knew we were not well enough prepared so we … Continue reading →

>Four weeks of Med School are now over, and I can’t believe how much I have learned. We got our Biochemistry exam results back and I did quite well. After thinking it over, I have decided I won’t post my … Continue reading →

>The third week of Medical School culminated with our first exam. It was in Biochemistry and I think I did well. I spent a good portion of my study time preparing for it, and while I feel like it paid … Continue reading →

>What an opportune time for a three day weekend! I felt like it was a great time to try to sit back and assimilate everything that has been thrown at me in the first eight days of classes. Even though … Continue reading →

>Are you kidding me!?! The pace we are on after just four days of class is incredible. Each day it seems you have a huge amount of new material to digest and then the next day they double it. The … Continue reading →

>”Toto, we’re not in Kansas anymore!” That’s what Fourth Year class president Will Dabbs told our class he thought his first week in Gross Anatomy when he saw a diminutive classmate of his, strolling across the dissection lab with a … Continue reading →