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Four hundred alumni, faculty and guests gathered at Stanford May 6 and 7 for this year's reunions.
Among the highlights: A panel on the importance of diversity in medical education, a symposium exploring how Stanford’s four institutes of medicine will change the medical profession and a celebration of the bestowal of the J.E. Wallace Sterling Distinguished Alumni Award on William Northway, MD, ’57, acknowledging his pioneering work in pediatric radiology and his commitment to teaching.
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William
Northway, ’57, with his sons at his sides. |
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Medical
student Christopher Richards tells alumni about innovations in the
curriculum. Seated (l to r): Patricia Langdell, John Langdell, ’47,
Raymond Ross, ’47, Janet Bell, ’47, and George Hjelte
,’47. |
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(l
to r): Iris Gibbs, ’95; Joelle Osias, ’93; Melinda Moir, ’95,
Anastasia Koniaris, ’94, and Sabrina Ward, ’95. |
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