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SCOPE |
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The Student Literary Magazine of Southern Illinois University School of Medicine |
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Volume V |
Spring 1998 |
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We are very proud to present the fifth annual edition of SCOPE.
Five years ago, a group of medical students searched for a way to
showcase the literary and artistic talents of the Southern Illinois
University medical community. The product of their desire is SCOPE.
Each year, the board of editors publishes original works of prose,
poetry, and art created by the students, faculty, staff, alumni, and
families of the SIU School of Medicine. SCOPE receives
more submissions than can he published, making the selection process
difficult. There's a lot of talent in our midst! We thank Dr. Phil Davis and Dr. Jacqueline Scolari, who dedicate their time as faculty advisors to SCOPE. We also thank Nancy Calvert, Kathy Dickman, Jan Heine, Jean Kirchner, and John Record for their time and assistance. Finally, we are indebted to SIU and Dean Carl Getto, M.D., for their support. In commemoration of our fifth edition, we gladly dedicate this issue of SCOPE to Dr. Phil Davis and Dr. Jacqueline Scolari. The time they donate to this project is greatly appreciated. SCOPE congratulates the following individuals who were awarded prizes:
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| Prose: | First: | All Roads Lead Toward Rome | J. Mark Barnett |
| Second: | Letter from Tibet | Stuart Frank | |
| Third: | Town | W. Scott Boston | |
| Poetry: | First: | Severe Depression | John Grace |
| Second: | Sorrow and Joy | Greg Pate | |
| Third: | The Knight of Silly's Song | Terence Anthoney | |
| Art: | First: | Lost | Pninit Varol |
| Second: | 1868 Farmhouse | Mary Corrigan-Stjern | |
| Third: | Irises | Bert Dech | |