Los Angeles Chiropractic College - Aesculapian Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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The Department 0fAnat0n1y During the past fiscal year our college has experienced an advancement both aca- demically and physically that is most heartening. While this progress applies to all the departments, it is only natural that I should be somewhat more partial in favor of what affected the department of anatomy. Academically, the approach to anatomy studies is now predominantly by region rather than by system. Physically the anatonical laboratory building has undergone a most gratifying modernization and improvement. Personally, I feel grateful to our Board of Regents, to our administrative officer, Dr. George H. Haynes, to Mr. K. Drengler, internationally known architect, and to our STUDENTS who rendered so much assistance in direct Work and took such a pride in participating in this venture. In appreciation of this enhancement of laboratory facilities, I pledge to continue to add my humble part in serving our beloved institution. We may not be able to make it large, but we shall make it GR E AT. ARTHUR V. NILSSON Our new Anatomical Laboratory. Technic Room.