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Seven regular meetings were held during the year at the Academy of Medicine. The scientific sessions were as follows:
November 14, 1950. Milton R. Sapirstein, M.D.: 'Phenomena of Repetition in the Nervous System—Theoretical and Clinical Implications.'
December 5, 1950. David M. Levy, M.D.: 'Studies in Negativism.'
January 2, 1951. Raymond de Saussure, M.D.: 'Psychoanalysis and Genetic Psychology.'
February 6, 1951. Sandor Rado, M.D.: 'The Emotional Dynamics of Treatment.'
March 6, 1951. Aaron Karush, M.D.: 'A Preliminary Report on Psychodynamic and Physiologic Aspects of Ulcerative Colitis.'
April 3, 1951. Janet Kennedy, M.D., John Weber, M.D., and Henry Schneer, M.D.: 'Contrasts in Negro-White Therapeutic Relationships.'
May 1, 1951. Nathan Ackerman, M.D., and Margaret Lawrence, M.D.: 'A Moving Picture Record of a Child in Psychotherapy.'
The membership was invited to participate in five joint meetings at Columbia University which were held at the Psychoanalytic Clinic for Training and Research. There was a symposium on Depression and there were two on Schizophrenia. There was a demonstration on Hypnosis and presentation by Dr. Franz Alexander of the study of psychodynamic patterns.