History of Medicine

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• Stay Strong
  
  Street art on the boarded up windows of small business "Purdy Natural" on Mt Pleasant Ave
• Staying Connected Between Two Cultures
  
  The video is made to portray my community partner’s experience of migrating from Colombia to Canada. (as stated in the subject) It portrays how she had to learn to adapt to a completely different and new culture, and what she has done to stay connected with both her heritage in Colombia and new life in Canada. It shows how she overcame obstacles to build a new life and the things that helped her stay focused and feel a part of Canadian culture. It discusses the Colombian community here in London, Ontario and her work as an Army reserve for Canada. This video’s goal was to analyze her completely different lives and views of both cultures, and see what she did in order create her own identity. She also compares aspects of the two countries and what she finds most important to herself.
• Staying Strong, Staying Safe
  
  A short video documenting some of the ways we’ve spent our time during the Covid quarantine in Old North London.
• Stefanie and The Tea Haus: A Microcosm of Canada's Multiculturalism - Dec. 2015
  “Stefanie and The Tea Haus: A Microcosm of Canada's Multiculturalism” documents a German immigrant’s life in Canada and eventual set up of her local business, The Tea Haus. The video’s main focus is on differences in culture in Germany and Canada. With Stefanie’s favourite thing about Canada is its multiculturalism, the interviews focus on how the Canadian multiculturalism policy has influenced her as well as two of The Tea Haus’ regular customers, Lisa and Nicole.
• Stitch Chalk Art on Whetherfield St.
  
  Image of the cartoon character Stitch using chalk.
• Stories from old English poetry. By Abby Sage Richardson.
• Stories from Shakespeare, by A. S. McFarland and Abby Sage.
  Title vignette (port.).
• Stories from Shakespeare, By Mara L. Pratt …
  Macbeth.-Hamlet.-Othello.-Cymbeline.-Julius Caesar.
• Stories from Shakspeare / written and ill. by M. Surtees Townesend.
• Stratford-on-Avon : from the earliest times to the death of Shakespeare / by Sidney Lee ; with forty-five illustrations by Edward Hull.
• Stratford-on-Avon : from the earliest times to the death of Shakespeare / by Sidney Lee ; with forty-five illustrations by Edward Hull.
  New ed.
• Stratford-on-Avon : from the earliest times to the death of Shakespeare / by Sidney Lee, with forty-five illustrations by Edward Hull.
  New ed. Illustrated with plates, maps etc.
• Strictures on Mr. Collier's new edition of Shakespeare, 1858. By the Rev. Alexander Dyce.
• Strictures on Mr. Collier’s New Edition of Shakespeare, 1858
  Binding: Half-marbled boards over red calf.
• Stuck in Isolation with You
  
  8 page mini-comic about living with my partner during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Student Executive
  
  Image of the members of the 1940 Student Executive for the nursing program. From left to right: Barbara Knowles, Doris Blackall, Rhea McRae, and Lillian Ross.
• Student nurses selling Christmas seals at CNR station
  
  Image of two nursing students selling Christmas seals to raise money for tuberculosis treatment at a Canadian National Railway station.
• Students in Classroom 1904
  
• Students in Classroom 1907
  
• Students in Lab
  
  Image of three nursing students dressed in scrubs standing in a simulation lab.
• Students with community nursing exhibits
  
  Image of Christine White discussing her research project with Annie Morris, Judy Schmidt, Linda Carmichael, and Rose Schuett as part of Research Day in 1995. White, Morris, Schmidt and Schuett were fourth year students in the Faculty of Nursing and Schuett was Director of London's Youth Action Centre. Presentations at Research Day were put on as part of the students' community health course practicum.
• Students' Executive
  
  Image of the members of the 1935 Students' Executive for the nursing program. From left to right: Margaret Snell, Theresa Veroni, and Marion McEwing.
• Students' Executive
  
  Image of the members of the 1936 Students' Executive for the nursing program. From left to right: Edna McIlveen, Mary Stewart, Margaret Walker, and Margaret Morris.
• Students' Executive
  
  Collage image of class portraits of the members of the 1938 Students' Executive for the nursing program. From left to right: Jean Spalding, Ethel Croft, Marg Perley, Eileen Ashwell, and Helen Timpany.
• Studies in Shakespeare.