H.M. Fishbon Memorial Library
Fishbon Video Newsletter
Issue 12 - March 2007 - Queen for a Day and 120 Years at Mount Zion
The Search Queen does more than just spend her days eating bon bons and lounging on her throne.Take a look at how she really spends her time. Plus, on February 15th Mount Zion observed 120 years of history with a campus wide celebration.
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Queen for a Day
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Quicktime | Windows | Run time: 1 minute 6 seconds
Mount Zion Celebrates 120 Years
On February 15th 2007, Mount Zion celebrated 120 years of service to San Francisco. The event was sponsored by Dr. Jeffrey Pearl and the Mount Zion Fishbon Library and hosted by the Mount Zion Health Information Alliance:
- Art For Recovery
- Asian Heart and Vascular Center
- The Auxiliary at Mount Zion
- Breast Care Center Decision Services
- Fishbon Memorial Library
- Ida and Joseph Friend Cancer Resource Center
- National Center of Excellence in Women's Health
- Osher Center for Integrative Medicine
Quicktime | Windows | Run time: 2 minutes 40 seconds
Issue Archive
- Issue 6, February 2005
- Issue 7, May 2005
- Issue 8, December 2005, Mount Zion Chronicles
- Issue 9, February 2006
- Issue 10, June 2006
- Issue 11, November 2006
- Issue 12, March 2007
- Issue 13, August 2007
- Issue 14, March 2008
- Issue 15, December 2008
- Issue 16, January 2010
Access to earlier issues of the newsletter is available upon request. Email the Library at fishbon@ucsfmedctr.org.
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