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Rick Sutcliffe speaking at a reception
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Photograph of Rick Sutcliffe from the side while he stands behind a podium speaking at a Wilfred Laurier University Reception for Educators on May 15, 1990.
Faculty members posing outside
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Photograph of eight faculty members posing outside on the steps of the Arts and Science Building, including Frank Mansfield, Don Tavolacci, Mr. Woodland and Harold Harder
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Photograph of John Woodland, a member of the science faculty, seated at his desk, looking up to another male faculty member whose back is to the photographer.
Two Instructors in lab coats looking in a microscope
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Photograph of two female Instructors in lab coats - one is seated while looking into a microscope and the other is standing behind her at her shoulder
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Photograph of student (later faculty member) Chuck MacKnee standing with his wife Patti and daughter Jess under an umbrella in the snow. In 1982, Chuck served as TWUSA President
Faculty member carrying a pick-axe during the Work-a-thon
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Photograph of faculty member John Anonby carrying a pick-axe while walking on campus during the Work-a-thon
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Photograph of Elsie Holmes, Craig Seaton, and Joy McCullough at convocation.
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Photograph of Dr Mark Charlton, Assistant Professor of Political Science, working at his desk, half-turned towards the camera
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Photograph of a group shot of all the Residence Directors and Residence Assistants, showing Allan Kotanen at the right and David Stinson on the bottom left
A Staff and Faculty Awards ceremony
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Photograph of president Neil Snider shaking hands with faculty member Allan Kotanen during a Staff and Faculty Awards ceremony behind held in the Douglas Hall cafeteria, with Bruce Traub behind them