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The chemistry department was housed in a basement across the street when the college was located in the San Fernando Building, and this arrangement was not well appreciated by the students. When the college moved to Griffin Avenue the chemistry laboratory as housed on the third floor on the west side of the build- ing. There was a lecture room in the front and the laboratory immediately behind it. It was a very pleasant laboratory for the chemistry students, not so well appreciated by the physiology department which was housed immediately below. Then, as now, filter papers and towels had a way of stopping up sinks and then there would be wrathful visits from the physiology students who were being deluged by the overflow. With the classes steodily increasing in size the laboratory overflowed in another way — with port of the class being housed in the bacteriology laboratory across the hall. As other classes were becoming crowded also, the college constructed the modern laboratory buildings in the back that have been previously mentioned. Piige Stventcen
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fessor, Dr. Pritchard, was able to exercise such close supervision over the work of the students that those students who were inclined to leisure fondly (?) referred to him as the college slave driver. The following year a lean-to was added to the cottage in place of its porch. This was of early type California bungalow construction — boards and bats. A vision of students dissecting with an open umbrella over the table during the rainy season still brings forth a chuckle from many of the graduates. The next move was to the present bio-chemistry laboratory and after a short stay there the laboratory moved to its present quarters. While located in the old cottagfe, the lectures were held in an amphitheatre located in the present obstetrical quarters. Students will never forget just how hard those seats were. They were so hard they prevented sufficient relaxation to allow the student to sleep during lectures. For some two years dissection and lectures both were conducted in our present laboratory and on a warm day the odors were frequently worse than those that emanate from the chemistry laboratory now. State laws have mode available a wealth of material now, both male and female. The laboratories and lecture rooms are excellent now, but attempts ore being made to modernize them still more. The obstetrical department is another department in the college that has gone far. Dr. Boshor, the present head, relates how when he was a student, the student that was able to bring in a case for demonstration was allowed to deliver it. hie tells of following a prospective case to a house and later returning to talk to the man of the house only to find that the woman lived elsewhere, hie was successful however in locating his patient and selling the services of the clinic. Students now serve two weeks on the maternity service. This has been mode possible by the former students who hod such a dearth of material that they made up their minds that the future students would have more to work with than they hod. P.ifie Sixttf ' i
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