Monthly Archives: September 2014

Written by Natasha Ziv, newly appointed editor of this blog This fall marks the beginning of my 17th consecutive year of formal education. Seventeen years. I should be used to this by now. Even though I’ve always done really well … Continue reading →

Notes from “Evolution and Revolution in Medical Education Holistic Review Medical School Admissions,” hosted by the Georgetown University Center for Innovation and Leadership Education (CILE), September 11th, 2014 Speakers: Steven T. Case, Ph.D. Associate Dean for Admissions University of Mississippi … Continue reading →

“Have you taken any Levitra, Cialis or Viagra in the last 48 hours?” I asked my ‘patient’ during one practice call, checking the contraindications for administration of nitroglycerine. “No, but I wish that I had,” replied my class-mate gravely. My memories … Continue reading →