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Title: University of Calgary Convocation Address

Title: [Nipissing] Convocation Address / by Doris McCarthy
Date Created: [1998?]

Title: University of Toronto Convocation Address / by Doris McCarthy
Description: 4 pages.
Date Created: 2001-11-20

Title: Trent University Convocation Address / by Doris McCarthy
Description: 4 pages.
Date Created: [2002]

Title: Draft of Convocation Address / by Doris McCarthy

Title: Partners in Development, the first F.B. Watts Memorial Lecture given by Lester B. Pearson [text]
Description: Bound copy of "Partners in Development", the first F.B. Watts Memorial Lecture, given by the Right Honorable Lester B. Pearson on Friday February 27, 1970 at Scarborough College, University of Toronto. Cover is creased and worn at the edges.
Subject: Events, F.B. Watts Memorial Lecture, Lectures, Scarborough College

Title: Science & Society, front cover
Description: Watts Memorial Lecture on "Science & Society" given by Dr. Gerhard Herzberg (Nobel prize for Chemistry, 1971), on March 12, 1974. Booklet is in good condition.
Subject: Events, F.B. Watts Memorial Lecture

Title: What is a University for Anyway, front cover
Description: Watts Memorial Lecture on "What is a University for Anyway" given by the Lord Annan, Provost University College, London, in January 1971. Booklet has discoloration & loss (staple holes).
Subject: Events, F.B. Watts Memorial Lecture

Title: Corporate Power Today: The Image and the Reality, front cover
Description: Watts Lecture notes of David Lewis, former leader of New Democratic Party, lawyer for United Steelworkers, professor at Carleton University, correspondent with Toronto Star & Member of Parliament. Booklet has discoloration, creases & loss (staple holes).
Subject: Events, F.B. Watts Memorial Lecture

Title: Can Your Life Become a Work of Art?, front cover
Description: Watts Memorial Lecture on the topic "Can Your Life Become a Work of Art?" given by architect & planner, Raymond Moriyama on March 4, 1975. Booklet has loss (staple holes).
Subject: Events, F.B. Watts Memorial Lecture

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