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Model of campus
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Model of campus showing the Science Wing, Administration Building, Humanities Wing, Recreation Wing & a possible Library building. The model includes gradation indicating slope to valley and drop of loop. Aerial view is from south. In this version stairs extend into the valley from behind the Science Wing. Photograph has yellowing, dents, crease, delamination, cockling & silvering.
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Architecture, Brutalism, Concrete construction
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Library
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Science Wing rooms served as a temporary library for reading & books, prior to the construction of a permanent library. Inscribed on back: Library in Science Wing. LG-4. Photograph has yellowing, cockling, crackling, stains, scratches, surface residue, creases & dents.
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Architecture, Brutalism, Concrete construction, Library
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Circulation Card Catalogue and Reference Areas in V.W. Bladen Library
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Opening event for the V.W. Bladen Library on March 15, 1982. Photo shows the circulation, card catalogue, and reference areas. Photograph is yellowing, has surface residue, and is showing signs of loss from pinholes.
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Architecture, Bladen Library, Librarians, Library, Library architecture, Opening ceremonies
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South Side of Scarborough College with Patio and Sculpture
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South side of Scarborough College. Photo shows the patio and sculpture on campus. Photograph is yellowing, stained, torn, and shows signs of loss.
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Architecture, Brutalism, Humanities Wing, Scarborough College, Science Wing
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Interview with William Dick
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Professor William Dick discusses his 32 years as a history faculty member at UTSC. Dick describes his experiences with fellow faculty, the student community, extracurriculur activities and the ways in which the UTSC culture evolved prior to his retirement in 1999.
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Architecture, Drama, Extra-curricular activities, Faculty experience
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Interview with Paul Harpley
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Paul Harpley, environmental scientist and wildlife painter, describes growing up in Scarborough in the 1960s and his time at Scarborough College first in the 1970s. He shares memories of public transport, his grandparents' cabin at the mouth of Rouge River and Scarborough's urban development. Harpley reflects upon UTSC's impact on his personal life, his environmental activism and his career in natural heritage.
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Activism, Architecture, Campus growth, Community, Employment, Environmentalism, Scarborough College, Student experience, Transportation
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