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Vice President for Medical Affairs Gilbert
!menn, Medical School Dean Allen
ichter and graduate Douglas Franzen,
who spoke on behalf of the graduating stu-
dents.
"After this, they will be addressed as
'Doctor,' and although they have been
addressed as 'Doctor' many times, this
time it's for real," Lichter said.
Litchter said 43 percent of the graduat-
ing class is hoping to obtain their residen-
ies in the state of Michigan, many of them
returning to the University of Michigan
Hospitals.
"This is a more stay-at-home class than
we have seen," he said. "This is a sparkling
time of renewal aind' growth on this cam-
pus."
He added his appreciation for the schol-
arship endowment already established by
the class of 2001.
"These students know all too well that
maintaining a medical education is quite
"(Medical school is) two years -
of sleeping through lectures,
followed by two years of not
really sleeping at all." rne
'- Douglas Franzen:
Medical School graduate
high," Lichter said. "They recognize the
responsibility of those who come before to
take care or those who come after ... we
are very proud of the class of 2001."
Franzen, who will go into emergency
room medicine at the University of Vir-
ginia, spoke to the crowd of friends, family d.
and alumni about his experience at the
University, saying although he enjoyed
Ann Arbor, he is ready to move on.,.
"I think it's really tempting to look back
at medical school and focus on the good
times," Franzen said. "It's really tough to
say what medical school is like unless ABBYROsENBAUM/O
you've been through it. It's two years of U.S. Surgeon GeneraliDavid Satcher commends the MedicalSchool's graduating class Friday afternoon in Hill
sleeping through lectures, followed by two Auditorium. Satcher told the audience about the challenges facing the medical field in the next century and charging
years of not really sleeping at all." the graduates with the task of passing on the legacy of remedying past problems.
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