The Pharos Winter 2008

In this Issue:

• Editorial: "There is Nothing More Hostile Than Water Turning Into Ice" — Paul Klee, on his Reynaud's
• Letters to the Editor
• The Physician at the Movies
• Reviews and Reflections
• National and Chapter News
• 2007 Alpha Omega Alpha Robert J. Glaser Distinguished Teacher Awards

Articles
• And Then There Were Eight
• Portraits: Goya and His Physician, Dr. Arrieta
• Gravy and Gratitude in the Poetry of Raymond Carver
• Captive of Art, Not Disease: Paul Klee and His Illness, Scleroderma
• Jack London's "Chronic Interstitial Nephritis": A Historical Differential Diagnosis
• The Smirk
• Searching for God Below the Vocal Cords

Poetry
• Path in the Afternoon, by James S. Wilk, MD
• Dance of the Student Doctor, by Jay Augsburger, MD
• A July Matinee, by Steven F. Isenberg, MD
• She Lay Quietly, by Jade B. Tam
• New Art, by Hilarie Tomasiewicz
• A Tribute to Medical Stereotypes, by Daniel Shumer
• Encourage Their Children, by Dennis Devereux, MD
• A Moment, by Steven F. Isenberg, MD
• My Own Two Eyes, by Madhu Iyengar

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