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H. Spencer Clark, first aid certificates

Tuesday, October 13, 2015 by Martha Lauzon

Herbert Spencer Clark, born and educated in Toronto, graduated from the University of Toronto School of Applied Sciences in 1924, and pursued an engineering career for several years, most notably with the Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission in building the Queenston-Chippewa Power Station.

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WS101, meet Alice Riggs Hunt

Monday, September 28, 2015 by Martha Lauzon

This week and last, our reading room has been a busy place, as 150 Women's Studies 101 students have flocked to the Archives to help transcribe Alice Riggs Hunt's notebooks and cards.

Women's Studies collections

Friday, September 4, 2015 by Martha Lauzon

For the past year Special Collections & Archives has been working to provide better access to our women’s studies collections through redescribing and digitizing the materials, as well as making our finding aids for these collections available online.

Dorothy White examinations

Monday, August 31, 2015 by Martha Lauzon

This week, we have a "back to school" theme with Dorothy White's exam papers from the 1910s.

Flow Through the Library

Monday, August 24, 2015 by Martha Lauzon

Special Collections & Archives also holds the University Archives. This gem is a library publication from 1982, showing the many steps involved in doing research before the Internet changed everything.