Abstract
A history is usually an after-the-fact account. Because this chapter is the story of an event that has not yet taken place, it is more a progress report and lacks the perspective of a historical essay. However, it may demonstrate some of the problems that can arise in planning and arranging a special birthday party for a society of over 6,500 members.
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Otis, A., Frank, M. (1987). Centennial Celebration. In: Brobeck, J.R., Reynolds, O.E., Appel, T.A. (eds) History of the American Physiological Society. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-7576-7_23
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