Circular scrapbook containing photographs, clippings, and correspondence relating to Circle K people and events. The cover is made of plywood and stained. The Circle K insignia appears on the front cover.
Item is a paper prepared for presentation at the Fourth Annual Centre For International and Strategic Studies Conference, 'Continuity and Change in International Security,' held at York University, North York, Ontario, February 1 and 2, 1996.
Descriptive sheets outlining specific course's promotional materials ,together with their requirements and credits. File includes a schedule of programming for the 1977-78, 1978-79, 1981-82, and 1983-84 school years along with selected brochures.
This item consists of two DVD recordings of the tribute dinner to Claude Lajeunesse. One DVD is an edited 4 minute recording of the dinner with narration by RTA Instructor Dana Lee (this version was gifted to Claude Lajeunesse).
A copy of the report "Exploratory Study Of Women Who Sew In Metro Toronto". The research study was developed by Patricia Izard and the research and information gathering was done by 4 students. The report is a synopsis of the thesis presented to Izard.
Re-print of George Giordano's article "The Generalization and Proof of Bertrand's Postulate" as published in the International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences.
Photocopy of article "Inpatient Group Psychotherapy for the Elderly" published in the Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services in May 1981. Article co-authored by Judy Britnell and Karen E. Mitchell.
Normal School Toronto- Scale 32 Feet to an Inch. Department of Public Works Province Of Ontario. Central Drawings File 3-5-BP3 Job Number: 301-BP-1/ Drawing no. BP3. FIle Number 3-1-BP1
File contains an essay written by Donald Gillies for 1341XS - Instructional Technology and the School, a course taken through the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE)
One copy of the Life Institute Archival DVD created in 2006. It contains historical background information about the program, photographs taken at events, a CBC video, and audio interviews with LIFE Institute members.
Item is a study by Ronald G. Keast and John E. Twomey of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute prepared for the Broadcasting Policy Division, Broadcasting and Social Policy Branch, Department of Communications.
File contains certificate granted to Howard Kerr in reference to his appointment to the Canadian Defence Research Board. He was appointed on May 17, 1966 and the certificate is dated July 7, 1966 - the date is was recorded by the deputy Registrar of Canada.
Framed certificate presented to Howard Kerr by the Ryerson Community honouring his contribution to Ryerson. It was awarded on for his 75th birthday. Text of certificate as follows: The Ryerson Community acknowledges with affection and gratitude the signal contribution of Doctor Howard Hillen Kerr to the betterment of the institute from its inception to the present day.
File contains a certificate awarded to Howard Kerr from the Board of Governors of Ryerson in recognition of his service on the Board and as for his service as Vice Chairman of the Board.
One convocation robe and hood worn by Ryerson's first principal Howard H. Kerr. Both are made from heavy red wool with pink stain on front and sleeves of gown and underside of hood.
Yearbook, in small booklet format, published a transcription of Catherine Lund's speech given at the 67th annual convention of the Ontario Commercial Teachers' Association (OCTA), pp 21.
Portrait created at the Eaton's Portrait Studio. A copy of the portrait was published accompanying a translated speech in the Ontairo Commercial Teachers' Association, 1961 yearbook.
This file contains "Ryerson Reference Book I". Includes Ryerson Acts index, Ryerson Acts, Academic Aims and Goals, Ryerson Presidents background docs, Fellowships docs, 25 year club docs.
Framed certificate of appreciation awarded to William McDonough Kelly for his service on the Board of Governor's 1964-1967 and as Chairman of the Board 1967-1970.
DVD copy of video content found on F 268.03.01. The official supplied title on the DVD is "Physics_series_4_one_hour_tape". It is unclear if this title refers to the current (Gregory et al) content, or earlier content that had been tapped over during the filming of the television instructional experiment
The artifact includes a round key ring attached to a brase-coloured ID tag with Ryerson University, Student Services on one side and "Providing Your Keys To Career Sucess, Ryerson Career Services" on the verso.
A copy of the paper co-authored by Judith K. Waalen and David P. Waalen. Presented at the A. C. C. (Association of Chiropractic Colleges) Educational Conference.
File contains photocopy of article "Single Subject Research Designs" as published in the June 1991 edition of the Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association (JCCA).
File contains photocopy of article "Case Study Research Designs: Their Place in Chiropractic" as published in the June March 1992 edition of the Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association (JCCA).
Photocopy of article "Response Set Bias, Internal Consistency and Construct Validity of the Oswestry Low Back Pain Disability Questionnaire" co-authored by Judith Waalen, Anthony C. Tibbles, and Francois Hains.
Chapter co-authored by Ken Jones and Dennis Mock. Published in book "Store Location and Store Assessment Research" edited by R. L. Davies and D. S. Rogers and published by John Wiley and Sons Ltd.
Paper presented at the annual Geographic Information Systems Seminar, Nov. 1991, co-sponsored by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and the Canadian Institute of Surveying and Mapping.
Paper presented at the annual Joint Meetings of the Canadian Cartographic Association and the Ontario Institute of Chartered Geographers, St. Catharines and Buffalo, June 1991.
Large scale framed reproduction of the Magna Carta. The original Magna Carta, also knows as the Great Charter of the Liberties of England, was signed in 1215. The charter limited the powers of the King by law.
Framed certificate awarded by Ryerson Polytechnical Institute to a female student for completing a two year course study in Medical Laboratory Technology.
Framed print of "Eric Palin Hall Ryerson Polytechnical Institute Toronto 1970" by Walter Coucill. The drawing was framed and given to Mama and Papa Wycik. On matte "Presented to Mama and Papa Wycik by the President, Staff, Students, and Alumni of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute October 2nd, 1975 in grateful recognition of their contribution to Campus Life for the past twenty-five years."
Ceramic beer stein with green exterior and blue interior. Stamped with "Ryerson Polytechnical Institute" and the crest in gold. There is a price sticker on the bottom from the Ryerson Bookstore for $3.98. The bottom is stamped with a maker's mark - the stein was made in Ireland.
Beer stein in black coloured ceramic. Stamped with "Ryerson Polytechnical Institute" and the crest in gold. Impressed into bottom is "Alliston Canada AP M-16"
Tall pewter mug/stein with the Ryerson crest and motto engraved in centre on one side. Bottom of mug is glass. There is also a Ryerson Institute bookstore sticker on the bottom, the mug was sold for $8.75.
Barrel shaped glass mug with textured sides. "Ryerson", the crest, and motto are on one side in black. The rim is silver. There is a price tag on the bottom - Ryerson Institute bookstore.
Two long wooden benches with desk arms for students to use to rest books on. Each bench is numbered 49-60. An alumnus indicated that people would be assigned seat numbers in class.
Brass plaque that appears to have been attached to something at one point. Inscribed "Presented to The Students of Ryerson by The Yonge-Dundas Branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia".
Booklet contains reprinted, from the Canadian Historical Review, letters between Egerton Ryerson and Hugh Scobie in 1844 and 1846 that are held in the Archives of Victoria College, University of Toronto. The letters themselves are political in nature and were written just before the elections in 1844 and 1846. The book's forward is written by C. B. Sissons.
The sword is a sample of those used in a Student Services sponsored event to host the world's largest sword fight during Orientation Week. Held in the Quad, participants were required to pass through one entry/exit point with turnstiles. Among the participants were President Sheldon Levy and Eggy. RSU students and a representative of Guinness World Record monitored participant exit. Ryerson broke the world record for the largest sword fight.
Stained glass window in green painted window frame. Glass largely yellow with purple and blue shape in centre and red and other coloured round spots overall.
