Sydney Academy - Record Yearbook (Sydney, Australia)

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Dalhousie University HimX, swa THE FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Degrees of: Bachelor of Arts iBsaIchelo.r of Nursing Science Bialdhelor of -Covmlmerce lBlachiei1o'1' of Scieince Blachelioir of iE'duc'artion Mjalster of Arts Bfachelfoii' of Music l1VIlEliS'tGl' of Science Diplomas in: Education Mining Geology Engineering Music Engineering Physics Nursing Education Food- Technology Plhuarmaicy Hospliuall Phanmlacy Public I-Iealltlh Nuvsing PRIE-PROFIESSIONAL COURSES REQUISITE FOR LAW, MEDICINE and DENTISTRY Tche Faculty .of Gfraduia-te lSFtudfies 'Olffering Master's Degrees In Manny Depfartinents THE FACULTY OF LAW, granting the degree .of LL. B. THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE, granting the degree of M. D., C. M. THE FACULTY OF DENTISTRY, granting the degree of D. D. S. L ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS Twenty-four Sldliollarislliips, each of Ia fmaximlufm vlalue of SIG-OOVJOO will be avail- lable to students apiprlying for iatdlniissioin from tl-lligh Schools or Junior 'Colleges of Cil'GlllTE11'ltl'llllC Pl'lO'VII1CBlS, and will b-e awarded -on the lblasis of educational at- tafinlinents. WRITE TO THE RlEGISTRAR'lfor full infoirmlation as to Fees, Courses, IRes'idence iiacilities and dlates of regiilstriation. St. Jfrancis Xavier University ANTIGONISH, Nova Scotia Affiliated Institutions St. Marthafs Hospital Training School Courses leading to degrees in Arts, Science, Commerce, Home Econo- inics, Nursing. Certificates in Educatiloii recognized by the Department of Education of Nova Scotia as fulfilling the requirements for the Superior First Class License. Engineering certificates admitting to the third year of applied science at the Nova Scotia Technical College and McGill University. Pre-incdical and Pre-dental certificates accepted by the leading professional schools. FEES MODERATE For Further Information Apply - The Registrar

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Indeed, Mr. Campbell heads a teaching staff which has been a great blessing to the students of the Academy. This year, an Academy student, Roy MacKeen has been chosen as one of three b-oys from N ov-a Scotia among a group of fifty from Canada who will visit Great Britain this summer. The purpose of the to-ur, s-ponso-redby W. G. lVeston, a Canadian-'born British industrialist, is to promote closer relations between the youth of the two countries. Congratulations! Roy. NVe should like to take this opportunity to welcome back to the Acad- emy Mr. J. Chiasson who, during a leave of absence, spent a year at Laval working towards an M. A. degree. It was with regret, and best wishes for continued success, t-hat the Acad- emy said farewell to Mr. J. A. Chisholm, who filled in for Mr. Chiasson during the latter's absience. Mr. Chisholm gained many friends during his stay in Sydney. As this eventful academic year rapidly draws to a close, let us all re- solve to do our part in making the world a better place to live in. Although we are students, not yet attained to man's estate, we have a vital part to play in the days to come. Let us play our part well. -.. GL le ,.- 661--Q-fb? HON OR FORTHE ACADEMY United Nations Education and Scientific Organization, commonly known as Unesco, is to hold a Seminar in Brussels during the summer of 1950. The Seminar' will have as its chief purpose The Improvement of Textbooksg Particularly History Books. Seventy delegates from the member nations of Unesco will attend the Seminar. Mr. G. G. Campbell, Principal of the Acad- emy, will represent Canada. It is indeed a great honor to the City of Sydney and to the- Sydney Acad- emy especially that such recognition has been paid to our principal. It helps us realize how lucky we are to have a leader of such noteworthy qualities and one who is such a credit to his eonimunity. Since coming to Sydney in 1935, Mr. Campbell has well proved his worth to the community and to the students in particular. He is one of the most esteemed residents of Sydney. Mr. Campbell is the author of a recently published book on the HHi-stlory of Nova Scotia. The whole student body join in congratulating Mr. Campbell on the honor done him in being selected as the Canadian delegate to the above men- tioned Seminar. 6