Faculty of Medicine : programme of courses, regulations for graduation, and bursaries and prizes open for competition, 1911-12.

  • University of Glasgow. Faculty of Medicine.
Date:
1911
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    John H. Smith, B.Sc. (Agric.).—The Changes taking place in Nitrogenous Coni])Ounds in Farmyard Manure during storage and after the manure is put on the soil. Ivo E. Bertram, M.A. (New Zealand).—Moral Philosophy. James W. M‘Leod, M.B., Ch.B.—Enquiry into the existence of ha3molysin-producing bacteria amongst the intestinal flora in health and in disease. The examination of pathological human sera for the presence of antiha^raolysins to various bacterial htemolysins. Special Teaching by Scholars and Fellows in 1910-11. Bryce K. N. Wyllie, M.A. {G. A. Clark Scholar).—Latin Prose exercises, Greek translation papers. Hector J. W. Hetherington, M.A. {G. A. Clark Scholar).— Tutorial Instruction {Sartor Resartus ami Idealum as a Practical Creed) to sections of the Ordinary Moral Philosophy Class. Twenty lectures on Greek Ethics to the Intermediate Moral Philosophy Class. Leonard J. Russell, M.A., B.Sc. {G. A. Clark Scholar).— Course of lectures on Kant for Honours Students. John M'Whan, M.A, {G. A. Clark Scholar).—Course of seventeen lectures on Thermodynamics to the Natural Philo- sophy Honours Class (Division A). William D. Taylor, M.A. {G. A. Clark Scholar).—Short Course of lectures on the influence of French taste on English literature in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. David Millar, M.A. {Eglinton Fellow).—Latin Prose exercises (Higher Ordinary Class); one examination paper in Latin (Ordinary Class); translation jiapers in Greek. David A. Shephei'd, M.A. {Euiny R'ellow).—Unseen papers for the Intermediate and Advanced Honours Classes in Latin. Translation papers in Gi'eek. Donald Stalker, M.A. {Euiny Fellow).—Course of seven lectures on Berkeley to the Ordinary Logic Class. Thomas H. Black, M.A. {Euiny Fellow).—Tutorial work in Mathematics.