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Vol. I, Issue 8
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Published 05.03.04
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Topical
March for Women’s Lives
Anna Chodos
“I ‘Heart’ Pro-choice Docs”. This button
adorned many lapels in the health care
contingent marching on Sunday, April 25, at
the March for Women’s Lives in Washington
D.C. Over one million people, including ten
HMS students and two faculty members, one
with her daughter, marched down the
National Mall, past the White House, and
settled in a huge mass to hear speakers and
show their support for the right to safe,
affordable, and accessible family planning
services...
Opinion
Entitled to a Free Lunch?
Ji Yeon Kim
As medical students, we have no power
to prescribe anything, not even an aspirin.
In fact, we barely know how to pronounce
the names of the drugs we’re forced to learn
for the Boards Part I. It is hard to see how
these gifts make any different for us...
Feedback & Assessment
Faculty Evaluation
Marty Schoen
It seems as though students are
constantly being asked for feedback about
their courses. Every lecturer, tutor, conference
leader and course wants to know if they were
effective in teaching and how they could
improve upon their pedagogical skills. This
request is completely appropriate and always
warranted because everyone can become a
better teacher. Yet as all course managers
know, students do not complete the surveys...
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