McGill University - Old McGill Yearbook (Montreal Quebec, Canada)

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Glli1'IWl9G5ilL-15125 to ,. Dia. jour: A. NICHOLSON, MA., LL.D. Dr. Nicholson was born in Eldon, P.E.I., on March 27th, 1860. Educated Prince of Vlfales College, Charlottetown. Degree of HA. from McGill in 18873 NIA. fMcG.l 1893, LL.D. lMcG.J 1916. Dr. Nicholson took up the profession of teaching and his interests have always been cen- tered on educational work. He was Chairman of the XVestmount School Board from 191-I to 1916, and interested himself especially in educational work in the Province of Quebec. Appointed Registrar of McGill, February 28, 1902. Delegate to National Conference on Education and Citizenship in Toronto, 1923. Review of the Year 1924 Writteii for the Annual by bl. A. NICHOLSON, M.A., LLD. CVO THE PATHGLOGICAL INSTITUTE INCE the last issue of the Annual the University has made sure and steady progress. The principal visible evidence of this fact is furnished by the new Pathological Institute which was formally opened, in the presence of a large number of distinguished pathologists and representatives of other universities, by the LieutenantfGovernor of Quebec, Honorable Narcisse Perodeau, one of our own gra duates, on October 6th last. The main address for the occasion was delivered by Dr. Arthur Edwin Boycott, Graham Professor of Pathology in the University of London. The erection and equipment of this building was the outcome of the munificent donation from the Rockefeller Foundation of one million dollars at the time of the University campaign for increased funds in iozo. Une of the conditions attached to this gift was that the University should expend iBooo,ooo in the erection of certain buildings to better facilitate the work of medical education and research. The Pathological Institute was one of these. A strong contributing factor in this connection, however, was another donation amounting to SIOCLOOO from the Governors of the Royal Victoria Hospital, with which institution the Institute will be closely connected, both materially and other' wise. The building is somewhat irregular in shape. It extends two hundred and fortyftwo feet in its greatest length along University Street, sixty feet in width along Pine Avenue, and seventyfseven feet at the northern end, adjoining the athletic field of the University. It contains the necessary lecture and demonstration rooms, autopsy rooms, laboratories, museums. library, etc., and is equipped in the most modern and approved fashion, thereby placing it in the front rank of institutions of this character. fC0Hf'l 71lll'll1 on page 3281

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if Illlttilli mi-12125 FACULTY QF ARTS IRA ALLAN MACKAY, M.A. CDal.J, LL.B. CDal.J, Ph.D. Clfornellb. Acting Dean of the Faculty. Frothingham Professor of Logic and Metaphysics. MEMBERS CE THE FACULTY ,l. ALSTEN BANCROFT, Ph.D. Dawson Professor of Geology. C. A. BRHDIE BRUCKVVELI., lVl.A. Professor of Hebrew anal Semitic Languages, Law and History. XYILLIAM C'ALDNYELL, D.5c. Cliclinj. Macdonald Professor of Moral Philosophy. CARL ADDINIZTUN DAXYSON, B.A., Pli.D. Assistant Professor of Social Science and Director of the School for Social Wforkers. JUHN PERVIYAL DAY, B.A., B.Sc. lLoncl.J, D.Pliil. Liit. Andrew'sJ. Associate Professor of Economics. VARRIE Nl. DERICK, M.A. Professor of Morphological Botany. R. mv ROUR li, Agrege es lettres cle l'l.'niversite cle France. Professor of lirencli. A. S. liYli, i'.B.li., D.Sc., F.R.S.C'., ERS. Macclonalcl Professor of Physics anfl Director of the Physics Builrling. Cf lf. l RYliR, NLA., Ph.lJ. fllarvarfll. Professor of History. A. ll. S. fill,LSUN, Nl..-X. ffantalmj Associate Professor of Mallieinatics. Al. li. llliNlNlliUN, Nl.A., Pl1.l,J. lllarvarilj. R. B. Angus Associate Professor of l'iCUll0llllCS. li'l'l llil, lll'Rl,liA'l li, NLA., 'l'.C'.lJ. lSomn1erx'illc College, Uxforell, XYarmlcn of llic Royal Yicloria follege .mil Resiclcnl ilillllll' in llislory. lC'0nii1111cd 011 page j25l 141 XX!