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Title: Professor Ken Howard, Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences
Description: Dr. Ken Howard, Professor of Geology, takes a moment to relax from his research and teaching. Photograph is scratched, has surface residue, and has adhesive residue on the verso.
Subject: Academic programs, Geology, Professors

Title: Professor in Front of Blackboard
Description: Unknown professor writing on Blackboard. Photograph is yellowing and dented.
Subject: Academic programs, Mathematics, Professors

Title: Business students
Description: Students posing in promotional photograph. Inscribed on back: 1991. Photograph has yellowing, dents, scratch & ferrotyping.
Subject: Academic programs, Business administration, Management, Students

Title: Theatre students in performance
Description: Picture of theatre performance. Inscribed on front: Woman Suffrage, Votes for Women. Photograph has yellowing, cockling, crackling, scratches, & adhesive residue on back.
Subject: Academic programs, Students, Theatre & Performance

Title: Tom Tidwell, Robert McClelland, and Jerry Kresge (L to R)
Description: Tom Tidwell, Robert McClelland, and Jerry Kresge (L to R) sitting on a rock on Scarborough Campus. Photograph has adhesive residue on the verso.
Subject: Academic programs, Chemistry, Department of Physical & Environmental Sciences, Professors

Title: Career fair
Description: Students talk to a representative at a career fair. Photograph has yellowing.
Subject: Academic programs

Title: Theatre students on stage in studio
Description: Theatre students posing for photo. Photograph has yellowing, dents & surface grime.
Subject: Academic programs, Students, Theatre & Performance

Title: Psychology Symposium Group with Professors Joan Foley and Gerald Cupchik
Description: Principal Joan Foley, Professor Gerald Cupchik, and the Scarborough Campus Psychology Symposium Group in 1977. Photograph is yellowing and shows signs of delamination.
Subject: Academic programs, Conferences, Principals, Professors, Psychology, Symposia