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Vaino Aronen

This file contains details of the research project I Want To Find My Voice Again,The New Direction Speakers' School Approach to Combating Poverty and Vulnerability, Department of Sociology, Lakehead University, R. Belloso, July 2014.

Includes an invitation to the 1970 Lakehead University Convocation, a copy of Penny Petrone's transcript noting her completion of a Master of Arts degree in English, and a program for the convocation ceremony.

This file contains an article published in The Daily Mail titled "What the Crown means to Canada" written by Vincent Massey.

File contains photocopies of the Massey family descendant chart; excerpt from the book, History of Salem New Hampshire by E. Gilbert.

Dr. Schroeter

Dr. Schroeter

Sociology 5111 course syllabi and material. Dirty Old Women: Buck Brown

This file has two articles on Maskepetoon (Broken Arm, Crooked Arm, baptized Abraham), Cree Chief, born in 1807, in Saskatchewan River area, died in 1869 at a Niisitapi camp in Central Alberta.

Presentation planning for workshop, Enabling Work and Return to Work, with narrative from an injured worker and presentation slides, Working within Disability Management Contexts, February 2014.

Mary Isaacs- Longlac. Transcript..

Mary Germaine- Sioux Lookout; Port Arthur. Transcript..

Mary Bradley- Geraldton. Transcript..

The Marxian Project, by Scott G. McNall, 1984. Dr. Schroeter

Dr. Schroeter

Marx -Weber Nexus Revisited RCHS M

Draft of Dialogue, Debate, Dissent or Rejections? The Difficulties of Assessing Max Weber

Dr. Schroeter

Martti Wuori

Concepts and Consciousness of Women

Dr. Schroeter

This file has many documents on Oronhyatekha (English name: Peter Martin), who was born in 1841 to the George Martin Family of the Six Nations Reserve near Brantford Ontario. He presented the address to Prince of Wales (who later became King Edward VII) in 1860, and was invited to study medicine at Oxford university.

This file has a paper written by Oliver Milton Martin titled "Dictatorship in Canada / A Square deal for Canada's Indians / The Indians of Canada". Oliver Milton Martin was Kanien'keha:ka, born in the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory to Robert Martin. Brigadier Martin was a member of the Royal Canadian Military Institute and a member of the Metropolitan Licensing Commission.

This file has a small note on Chief Mungo Martin (who died in 1962 at the age of 80). He was the First Indigenous person to receive a Canadian Council medal.

This file contains "A Murthering Practice", and "'If you Know Not Me, You Know Nobody,' and the Famous Historie of Sir Thomas Wyat" by Mary Forster Martin gifted to Penny Petrone by Forster.