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Date Created1928
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3F18X2K
NoteThe title of the College of Pharmacy Yearbook changed several times. The RX-Ray precedes the incorporation of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy into Rutgers in 1927. After incorporation, the name becomes The Scarlet Ray, and in the 1970s changes to The Pharmascript. There were also several periods where the graduating seniors were pictured in another Rutgers yearbook (for example, they appear in the 1971-1976 editions of the Scarlet Letter) rather than as a stand alone yearbook.
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Date Created1929
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T39885B7
NoteThe title of the College of Pharmacy Yearbook changed several times. The RX-Ray precedes the incorporation of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy into Rutgers in 1927. After incorporation, the name becomes The Scarlet Ray, and in the 1970s changes to The Pharmascript. There were also several periods where the graduating seniors were pictured in another Rutgers yearbook (for example, they appear in the 1971-1976 editions of the Scarlet Letter) rather than as a stand alone yearbook.
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Date Created1926
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3HT2MNR
NoteThe title of the College of Pharmacy Yearbook changed several times. The RX-Ray precedes the incorporation of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy into Rutgers in 1927. After incorporation, the name becomes The Scarlet Ray, and in the 1970s changes to The Pharmascript. There were also several periods where the graduating seniors were pictured in another Rutgers yearbook (for example, they appear in the 1971-1976 editions of the Scarlet Letter) rather than as a stand alone yearbook.
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Date Created1924
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3445JVF
NoteThe title of the College of Pharmacy Yearbook changed several times. The RX-Ray precedes the incorporation of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy into Rutgers in 1927. After incorporation, the name becomes The Scarlet Ray, and in the 1970s changes to The Pharmascript. There were also several periods where the graduating seniors were pictured in another Rutgers yearbook (for example, they appear in the 1971-1976 editions of the Scarlet Letter) rather than as a stand alone yearbook.
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Date Created1925
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3HT2R0W
NoteThe title of the College of Pharmacy Yearbook changed several times. The RX-Ray precedes the incorporation of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy into Rutgers in 1927. After incorporation, the name becomes The Scarlet Ray, and in the 1970s changes to The Pharmascript. There were also several periods where the graduating seniors were pictured in another Rutgers yearbook (for example, they appear in the 1971-1976 editions of the Scarlet Letter) rather than as a stand alone yearbook.
