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Throwback Thursday: In practice

January 8, 2015 Audrey M. Marks, Baylor College of Medicine, Community, History, Houston, Student Life, Throwback Thursday

This week we didn’t have to travel too far back in time. Recognize any familiar faces?

Image courtesy Baylor College of Medicine Archives.

In this 2010 Aesculapian Yearbook photo, courtesy of the Baylor College of Medicine Archives, our student at work and at play.

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-By Audrey M. Marks

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