"Can you be good without God?" debate
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Photograph of the crowded lecture hall during a debate between Dr. Raymond Bradley, an SFU professor, and Dr. Paul Chamberlain, of TWU. This event took place at Simon Fraser University January 25, 1996, and was sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ
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Photograph of the freshman class at a "Getting to Know You Night"; the students have crowded together and are looking up of the camera, which seems to be attached to the ceiling.
"Westwing" dormitory members posing
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Photograph of the members of "Westwing" women's dormitory posing outside Douglas Hall.
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Photograph of scholarship recipient Carla Breadon with Beverley Smith and Bob Burkinshaw, at the annual event, held in the Northwest Building auditorium.
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Photograph of four students posing next to an ice sculpture shaped like an angel. They are in the gymnasium, which is decorated for the banquet
2004 graduating class of Business students with their professors
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Photograph of 2004 graduates from Trinity's School of Business, posing with their instructors. Faculty pictured include Brent Groen, Todd Erickson, Sung Min Yoo, Andrea Soberg, Rick Menking, Michael Mestre, Harold Harder, Kevin Sawatsky, Bria...
2004 graduating class of Nursing students
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Photograph of 2004 graduates from Trinity's School of Nursing; they are posing together on campus grounds, outside.
50th Anniversary kick-off chapel
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Photograph of smiling students showing off their fiftieth anniversary logo stickers during the kick-off chapel service in the gym
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Photograph of staff and students coming out of the gym to pick up flowers from a table, during a memorial service for the 9-11 attacks on New York.
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Photograph of staff and students gathered together near a flag pole at the entrance to the campus. The flag is at half-mast in recognition of those who lost their lives in the 9-11 attacks on New York.