Figures have been given out by the Registrar of the faculty of medicine at McGill University which show that there have been 600 applications for entrance to }the first year in the medical course tion. The Prince of Wales took the: his year, There is only room for principal part at the Capital in two'a few over 100, so that the notable official ceremonies.
A authorities are able to select the Shrine to dauntless courage and! noble patriotism—to the war dead—was edieated in the Peace Tower, of the Parliament Buildings by His! Royal Highness and a statue of Sir} Wiltrd Laurier was unveiled Parliament Hill, also by the Prince of Wales, as a permanent memorial to Laurier's long and fruitful se vice to his country. Thus were Venerated great deeds in war and Peace, leaving to posterity a living memory of those who gave the coun-most desirable candidates. There men from every Canadian, Province among the number accept-Fed, as. well as men from 30 universities in the U.S. Almost all the men who now are entering medicine at McGill are graduates of some university either m arts or science, The reputation of the Medical Faculty at MeGill was built up largely by Sir William Osler, one of the most distinguished medical teachers of all time. The
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