This file contains a copy of the official opening of International Congress of Canadian Studies speech by Ambassador Kinsman, "Globalization and Culture" given September 9, 1999 in Bologna.
This file contains an itinerary written in Italian entitled "Canadian days in Bologna" (translated) and lists the events taking place between Sept. 8 and 9, 1999, as well as events from Nov. 16-19, 1999. There is also a press release for Canadian days in Bologna. These documents came from the Canadian Embassy in Rome. There is also a business card with Marlene Pomeroy's information written on it.
This file contains magazines and articles concerning the royal wedding between Prince Charles and Diana Spencer. There is a copy of The Illustrated London News: Royal Wedding (1981), a copy of Today magazine (Thunder Bay edition): Royal Wedding special souvenir (July 25, 1981), and The Globe and Mail (138th year, no. 41,073 July 30, 1981) with the front page headline "Love, pomp, splendor. It was perfect!"
This file contains a receipt for Penny Petrone from an auction where she bid $250 for dinner for four by Adele Archer on Feb. 11, 1995. There are also receipts/invoices from purchase of a mannequin for the Thunder Bay Art Gallery. There is a letter to Petrone regarding the mannequin which will be costumed and displayed on March 3, 1995, as well as a Gift Agreement for the clothing articles likely worn by the mannequin (Nov. 7, 1994).
This file contains a newspaper clipping entitled "Promotion highlights key books" in which Petrone mentions some of her favourite authors (The Chronicle Journal, Nov. 10 1987), as well as a letter from Richard F. Pentelbury thanking Petrone for her contribution to the Canadian Literature Conference. There is also an invitation for Petrone to speak at the English Consultant and Co-ordinators of Ontario meeting on Feb. 16, 1982.
This file contains a letter to Penny Petrone from Elizabeth d'Anjou looking for information on requesting permission to use a poem in her author's anthology that appears in Petrone's "First People, First Voices."
This file contains the curriculum vitae for Penny Petrone from when she won the OCUFA Teaching Award. Attached is also her philosophy on teaching.
This file contains a brochure about the role of parks and protected areas in the Lake Superior Basin, including a map of the area.
Undated, unidentified photographs of dead (hunted?) animals. Two photos are of various people posing next to dead deer, one of a boy posing next to a dead wolf, and one of several dead deer strung up from a tree.
This file contains multiple maps.There is a map of: England (1967), Greece and the Aegean (1958), Eurail Map, Europe, main highways in Europe, Europe and the near East (1949), tourist map of South Africa, Trust Houses and Hotels in Britain and Overseas, Britain Map, Eastern States, Sudan, Kenya Tanganyika and Uganda, and Hungary.
The records consist primarily of several decades of research data from the study of water quality in lakes. Prepas, who is Professor Emeritus of Natural Resource Management at Lakehead University, was also formerly employed at the University of Alberta. Much of the research was conducted on Alberta lakes, with some performed in Ontario as well. A significant portion of the third accession consists of slides and print photographs showing research activities.
The records also include some teaching notes and course materials, as well as some correspondence and administrative material.
1970-1979, Course Syllabi, Tests, and Assignments for: Marxism Existentialism and Humanism; World Politics and Candian Policy; Introduction to Political Science; Introduction to International Relations; Comparative Foreign Policies; Canadian Public Administration; Introduction to Political Studies; Introduction to Comparitive Government; and Politics and Society in the Third World.
1962-1974, 1985-1998, Some Undated, Student essays "saved for excellency"
1969-1989, some undated. Includes Curiculum Vitae and reference letters for students, colleages and associates provided by Dr. Sarbadhikari.
1976, G. Digiacoma Student Dissertation Folder
1984-1997, Annual Reports for Academic Staff, Sabbatical notes and Student Feedback on teaching for courses: Sociology of International Peace and Violence and 4901 Special Topic
1970, Newspapers, memoranda, and correspondence related to the Vic Wightman controversy.
Published material and correspondence relating to publishing activities.
Contains: India and the Great Powers, Asian Profile, and World Policy vol.2 no.1
Contains: notes and correspondence related to book reviews written by Dr. Sarbadhikari.
Contains: research and results.
Articles, notes, and other research materials related to research projects in political science, not represented elsewhere in the fonds.
Contains research materials related to changes to the Canadian Constitution, and Canadian politics.
Contains printed material related to various research topics in political science