UTSC Archives Legacy Collection

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Description: Beginning in 2011, the UTSC Library maintains a local collection of archival holdings covering the period from 1960s forward. This collection complements the archival holdings at the university's official repository, the University of Toronto Archives and Records Management Services (UTARMS), and is particularly rich in student ephemera such as playbills, posters, and early and unofficial publications.
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: Patio Lawn Slope [exhibition catalog]; "Patio Lawn Slope" is a catalogue of an outdoor sculpture project that was located on the three hundred acre Scarborough Campus. The catalogue contains photo images of the display as well as accompanying written work. Edges of the cover are worn.

: Programme for the Formal Opening of Scarborough College, pg. 1; Programme for the Formal Opening of Scarborough College, on October 4, 1966 - Tuesday - 8:15 pm, and the address given by Dr. Claude T. Bissell. Pages are folded and wrinkled.

: Update on Scarborough College Temporary Quarters, pg. 1; An update given to the Scarborough Enterprise, circa August 10, 1965, regarding the temporary Scarborough College facilities on the St. George campus and the current status of building at the Scarborough campus, nicknamed "Scarab College' Pages have hole-punches and staple holes.

: Absolute Graffitti, front cover; The 1987/1988 edition of Absolute Graffiti: Anthology of Arts at Scarborough Campus. Cover is faded, brittle.

: Mindfield, front cover; Mindfield is a compilation of artworks created and published by students from Scarborough College. Cover is brittle.

: A Provisional Plan for Two Off-Campus Colleges in the University of Toronto, cover; Booklet outlining the proposed plans, personnel, curriculum and community for two new campuses, one in Mississauga (Erindale) and the other in Scarborough, drafted by the Off-Campus College Committee. Pages have folds, staples, and tears.

: Partners in Development, the first F.B. Watts Memorial Lecture given by Lester B. Pearson [text]; 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.

: Program for Les Belles Soeurs, front cover; Program for Les Belles Soeurs, a play by Michael Tremblay, performed at Leigha Lee Browne Theatre (now the Alumni Theatre) at UTSC on December 8, 9, 14, 15 & 16, 2000 at 8:00 pm and December 10, 2000 at 2:00 pm. Publication is in good condition.

: Note to Principal Foley regarding Watts Lecture Honorarium and past speakers, pg. 1; Letter from Charlotte Caton to Principal Joan Foley, listing the amount of the honorarium given to past Watts lecturers and a brief review of the various lectures. Paper has creases, dog-ears, folds, loss (staple holes), tear & discoloration.

: Healthy Weight: Healthy Life (card), front; Promotional card for Dr. Sheela Basrur's Watts Lecture. Card is in good condition.

: Healthy Weight: Healthy Life, pg. 1; Pamphlet for a Watts Lecture given by Dr. Sheela V. Basrur, Chief Medical Officer of Ontario. The pamphlet includes a biography, a description of the lecture, and a description of the Watts Lecture as well as a list of all past lecturers. Pamphlet is in good condition.

: Watts Lecture Survey; Document from 2003 relating the results of a survey conducted in 1994-95 regarding desired candidates for future Watts lectures. Document has loss (staple holes).

: Human Spaces, Deadly Places: Citizenship and Humanitarian Action for the 21st Century (card), front; Promotional card for Dr. James Orbinski's Watts Lecture. Card is in good condition.

: Science & Society, front cover; 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.

: What is a University for Anyway, front cover; 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).

: Canada's Unions: Looking to the Future, front cover; Program for a Watts Lecture given by Robert (Bob) White, who became a national figure due to his activities as a prominent labor organizer & union leader. He is an officer of the Order of Canada. Program has surface grime.

: Corporate Power Today: The Image and the Reality, front cover; 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).

: Can Your Life Become a Work of Art?, front cover; 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).

: Notes for a Speech by the Rt. Hon. J.G. Diefenbaker, front cover; Transcript of a Watts Lecture given by John G. Diefenbaker, Q.C., former Prime Minister of Canada. Booklet has staples, discoloration, crease & stain.

: Scarborough Fair IV, front cover; Scarborough Fair is a literary and art publication that is still being published today (2012) at UTSC. Anyone may contribute to its contents. Cover and pages are brittle, stained, folded, and have frayed edges.