Nicholas Carr, MD’83 & Frances Jang, MD’83
Frances Jang sat at the back of the lecture hall and Nicholas Carr sat at the front—he hadn’t yet realized he needed glasses—so the young medical students didn’t meet until they were paired for a doubles round-robin tennis tournament in third year. Nick’s impaired vision didn’t hinder his tennis or his attraction to Frances. The […]
Marion (Cowley), MD’59 & Roger Rogers, MD’59
It was in the early days of Med school and we were all contemplating the fascinating prospect of dissecting our first cadaver. We hadn’t even had our first spot quiz yet when we moved breathlessly from one 60-second ID subject to another. What will happen if this structure is cut? Good heavens! Is it a […]
Donald MacRitchie, MD’70, BSc’68 & Elizabeth MacRitchie, BScR’70
After three years of nothing but studying medicine, Donald MacRitchie recognized his future stood to benefit from some social breaks. In September of fourth-year medicine, he went to Queen Elizabeth Theatre to buy a pair of season’s tickets to the popular travelling Broadway shows of the day— and this particular time Auntie Mame was being […]