Isabel can’t dampen AFIP course

AuntMinnie.com staff writers

Sep 18, 2003

Hurricane Isabel did not affect plans to begin the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology’s course in radiologic pathology on September 22. The course will be held at the AFIP in Washington, DC, where a number of government offices and tourist attractions were closed Thursday and Friday due to the storm.

An AFIP spokesperson said today that the course will begin as planned and will run for six weeks, through October 31.

By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
September 19, 2003

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