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�Ceremony for the naming of the
Harold S. Braun Building
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HAROLD S. BRAUN,
C.D., B.A., L.L.D., D.Sc.
Lakehead University, September 28, 1981
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Ceremony for the Naming of the
Harold S. Braun Building
Chancellor's Welcome
Introduction of the Chairman of the Board of Governors
Citation on Harold S. Braun, C.D., B.A., L.L.D., D.Sc.
Dr. Frank J. Lone, Past Chairman - Board of Governors
Introduction of Mrs. Harold S. Braun
Dr. Robert J. Prettie, Chancellor
The Response to the Citation
Mrs. Harold S. Braun
President's Remarks
Dr. George A. Harrower, President
Adjournment
Dr. Robert J. Prettie, Chancellor
�HAROLD S. BRAUN,
C.D., B.A., L.L.D., D.Sc.
Harold Braun was born in Hanover, Ontario in 1913,
his family having lived in that part of the Province
for six generations. After completing his elementary
and secondary school education he went on to
McMaster University where he earned his Bachelor's
degree in Honours Science in 1936. He obtained his
Science Specialist Certificate from the Ontario
College of Education in the following year and came
to Port Arthur as Head of the Science Department at
the Port Arthur Collegiate Institute.
He married Margaret McComb in 1940; - they have
four daughters - Susan (Mrs. Douglas Peter), who
completed her Reg. N. program at Toronto Sick
Childrens' Hospital (1963) and her B.Sc.N. degree
from Western Ontario (1968), is living in Toronto;
Jane (Mrs. Paul Fogh-Dohmsmidt), who completed
her B.A. (Secretarial Science, 1966) at Western
Ontario and is presently doing a B.Administration
degree program at Lakehead; Mary graduated from
the University with a B.A. degree (1973) and an
L.L.B . degree from Osgoode Hall (1973), she is
married and living in Toronto; Nancy completed her
B.Comm. (Hons.) degree at Lakehead (1980) and is
presently completing her C.A. in Toronto .
During the war, Harold served in the Navy and has
been active in the Naval Reserve since the war. He
retired with the rank of Commander and received
the Canadian Forces Decoration.
When the Lakehead Technical Institute was
established in 1948 he accepted an invitation from
Principal M.W. Bartley to become a member of the
original faculty . He taught Chemistry, Physics, and
Biology; the standard teaching load was thirty hours
per week. When Dr.Bartley resigned in 1951 in order
to return to private practice as a Consulting
Geologist, Harold Braun was appointed to replace
him. He served as Principal of the Lakehead
Technical Institute until 1957. During this period a
building fund campaign was carried out and plans
were drawn for a building on the Oliver Road
campus.
The move to the new campus was made in 1957.
The Lakehead College of Arts, Science and
Technology was established by an Act of the
Ontario Legislature and the government and control
of the new institution was transferred to the newly
constituted Board of Governors. The Board
appointed Harold Braun as principal. At the time the
College offered diploma programs in Forestry,
Engineering and Mining and first year degree
programs in Arts, Science and Applied Science.
During the next few years a second building fund
drive was successfully completed and an application
for elevation to degree granting status was
undertaken. Lakehead College became Lakehead
University in 1965 and the first degrees were
granted at Spring Convocation that year - 41
Bachelor of Arts and four Bachelor of Science.
When Lakehead University was re-organized under
President Tamblyn, Dr. Braun was appointed as the
first Dean of University Schools, a position which he
held until his retirement in 1977. It was under his
leadership that the University Schools of Business
Administration, Engineering, Forestry, Library
Technology, Nursing and Physical Education and
Outdoor Recreation were established with programs
leading to Bachelor's Degrees in all but Library
Technology and graduate programs in Business,
Forestry and Physical Education.
Although Dr. Braun held an administrative post for
26 years he also maintained an active interest in
teaching and accepted responsibility for one or two
courses per year for almost the entire period.
In the early 1950's Senator Paterson offered to
donate a Cobalt Bomb Therapy Unit to the Cancer
Clinic located in the Port Arthur General Hospital.
One of the conditions attached to the location of
such a unit was the requirement for a person with a
background in Science to calibrate it. Dr. Braun was
asked to accept the responsibility and as a result
spent two summers in London, Ontario serving his
"apprenticeship" on the second cobalt therapy unit
in use in the world . He served as Consulting
Physicist to the Thunder Bay Cancer Clinic on a
part-ti me basis for over 1O years. He was a charter
member of the Canadian Association of Hospital
Physicists.
Dr. Braun has been active on numerous Boards and
Committees, to name a few : the Quetico Advisory
Committee (Loggers Issue), Ontario Nature
Reserves Committee, Board of Governors of the
Port Arthur General Hospital, Canadian Society for
the Study of Higher Education, American Technical
Association.
Dr. Braun's contribution to the development of
Lakehead University was formally recognized by
McMaster University in 1962 when he was awarded
an Honorary Doctor of Laws degree; by Lakehead in
1974, when the title Principal Emeritus was
conferred on him and in 1977 when he was awarded
the Honorary Doctor of Science degree.
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�Library Technology Is A Career
What Is A Library Technologist?
A Library Technologist or Technician is a new
type of library employee trained at the postsecondary school level to assist Librarians.
Training
Library Technologists receive intensive training in
the techniques and basic methods of Library
Science. In a two-year program, they are exposed
to the basic theories and rules but the emphasis of
the program is on practical experience.
Personal Oualif ications
It has been said that the most important qualities
a Librarian may have are strong feet and a sense
of humour. This also applies to Technologists.
Although they may find they are continually on
their feet, they will never be bored. Those with
intelligence, enthusiasm, wit and a desire to serve
are well equipped to meet the challenge of modern
library service. At the end of each day, they
experience a tremendous sense of accomplishment
and satisfaction.
Book Or People Oriented?
In Library work, people come first. The needs of
the Library patrons are paramount. This does not
mean Library Technologists are not book lovers
and do not appreciate the immense value of the
book to mankind. They are also trained to use
all other types of print and non-print materials
whether periodicals, motion pictures, audiotapes
or videotapes.
Are Libraries Out-Of-Date?
Library personnel must not only keep abreast with
the times -but must be alert to new developments
and fields of study. They must anticipate the
future needs of their cl ientele. Therefore, Technologists must be familiar with all the latest equipment and methods used in the transmission of
information through the media.
Variety Of Work
Library Technologists have found employment in
public, college, university and school libraries.
Positions are now opening up in government
libraries and special libraries which serve business,
industry and organizations. Within each library,
the work serves such a range of duties that no
talent is left unemployed. There is no field of
knowledge that does not have some application
in library work.
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Is There A Future In This Field?
The future is excellent for those Technologists who
are mature, energetic and have a sense of adventure.
Exciting opportunities exist in all parts of Canada,
from the east to the west coast, from the southern
border to the Territories. There is an increasing
demand for graduates with some science b:lckground.
The Lakehead University program includes subjects
which are full credit courses toward a Bachelor of
Arts degree and , therefore, provides an open door
to future advancement.
Working Conditions.
Salaries are increasing and fringe benefits are
improving. General recognition of the technician
in Library Service is now a fact.
But most
important of all,
Library work is enjoyable
and rewarding.
For More Information
Contact the School of Library Technology at
Lakehead University.
If you wish to make an
appointment with us, one of the teaching staff
wi 11 be very pleased to meet with you and to show
you around the School's facilities.
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information
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a variety of degree and diploma programs
Six professional courses are grouped in the Faculty of
University Schools - Business Administration ... Engineering ... Forestry ... Library Technology ... Nursing ...
Physical and Health Education.
The Faculties of Arts, Science, and Education include the
other disciplines.
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exciting new facilities
A student body close to the three-thousand mark, integrated
with the dynamic architecture of a spacious campus overlooking majestic Lake Superior and the Sleeping Giant . . .
significant international representation blending with active
student organizations ... time and space for the development
of individuality.
Fieldhouse, olympic swimming pool, tunnels connecting
campus buildings complete with shopping mall, boutiques, and
banking facilities ... high-capacity computer facilities with
connecting terminals.
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located in Thunder Bay
Equidistant between the former c1t1es of Port Arthur and
Fort William, with a comfortable cosmopolitan population of
one-hundred thousand. At the head of the Great Lakes, a
zesty climate and brilliant sunshine make water sports,
hunting, fishing and hiking even more enjoyable; and five
excellent ski areas, several within minutes of the campus,
provide a unique luxury. An airport ten minutes off campus,
as well as main-line train and bus service, provide first-rate
transportation.
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admission information
Fees and awards . . . special consideration for mature
students ... residence or town accommodation.
For further information, please contact:
The Registrar, Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.
MEDIA SERVICES
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OFFICIAL OPENING
OF THE
LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY
THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1966
�The $1,500,000 library building is an impressive addition
to the Lakehead University campus. Designed by Lakehead
architects Mickelson Fraser and Browne, it is completely airconditioned and features many of the latest library design
techniques. The library presently contains more than 50,000
volumes includ!hg a number of rare collections. It has an
eventual capacity of 170,000 volumes.
The University today is also officially opening the new
$900,000 academic wing to the main quadrangle and the $400,000
64-bed addition to the residence, both completed this summer.
The residence addition includes accommodation for a girls wing.
There are presently 30 girls in residence from many different
parts of the globe. The new academic wing houses impressive
new science laboratories and faculty offices.
Six classrooms on the first floor of the library have been
hooked up to the university's new closed circuit television teaching
system operating from the university's own studio right on
campus. A modern language lab with 40 individual listening
booths connected to a main teaching control board is also located
on the first floor.
�PROGRAMME
3:30 p.m.-Official Procession -
Members of Board of Governors,
the Senate, Academic and Administrative staff and
student representatives proceed from the Univeirsity
• Centre Building to area just inside of Library.
3:35 p.m.-Official Opening -
Dr. M. W. Bartley, Chairman of
Board of Governors welcomes Senator N. M. Paterson,
Chancellor of Lakehead University at foyer of Library
Building. Dr. Bartley addresses the guests.
Senator Paterson officially opens the Library.
3:40 p.m.-Tour of Building -
Mr. Eric Belton, Chief Librarian,
conducts official party on tour of building.
Inspection of rare books presented by The Friends of
Lakehead University Library.
4:00 p.m.-Official Tour of Residence addition.
4:15 p.m.-Recepiion in Great Hall -
Senator N. M. Paterson,
Dr. M. W. Bartley and Dr. W. G. Tamblyn receive
guests of the University attending the opening.
�SENATOR NORMAN McLEOD PATERSON
Lakehead University Chancellor Senator Norman McLeod
Paterson was born in Portage la Prairie, lVIan. in 1883. He was
educated in public schools in Winnipeg and Toronto and in
1908 established his present firm in Fort William. N. M. Paterson
and Sons Ltd. owns and operates more than 100 grain elevators
between Fort William and Saskatchewah and has 31 lake
freighters.
Senator Paterson was appointed Knight of the Order of St.
John by King George VI in November, 1945. He was summoned
to the Senate on Feb. 9, 1940. During his career he has been
past president of the Canadian Club and the Victorian Order of
Nurses.
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Lake head University
CONTINENTAL CAFE IN THE AGORA
10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
LOB-BALL TOURNAMENT AT THE FIELDHOUSE
1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Enter a team now - rules available
by calling the Athletics Department
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NAMING CEREMONIES FOR THE RESIDENCES
5 p.m.
DISPLAYS AND ART EXHIBITS IN THE AGORA
All day
Alumni Association of Lakehead University
FAMILY BAVARIAN BARBEQUE
Lake Tamblyn Patio
5 p.m. - 9 p.m.
German Sausage on a Bun and Sauerkraut
Tickets ($1.00) available from L.U.S.U., Alumni House
Switchboard, Fieldhouse
L.U.S.U. BAVARIAN BEER GARDEN
GERMAN OOMPA BAND
Lake Tamblyn Patio
5 p.m. - 9 p.m.
FAMILY SWIM
Fieldhouse -
2:30-4 p.m., 7-8:30 p.m.
Sept. 27th,l 982
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Poster for University Day, 1982
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Universities
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Lakehead University
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1982-09
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1982
poster
Student Union
University Day
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Lakehead Univers·ty
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
FOR
EVENT
TIME
7:30-9:00 Alumni Breakfast*
10:00-3:30 Continental Cafe & Art Exhibit
2:30-4:30 Lob-Ball Round Robin
Tournament
''Research & Development''
conducted visits to
selected working labs.
2:30
3:30
4:30
PLACE
Alumni/Studen ts/Faculty Res. Cafeteria
Everyone
Agora
Faculty/Students/Staff
Playing
Players &, Cheering Sections Fields
Everyone
(Interested friends
meet guides at
times indicated)
University
Centre
Main
Entrance
Faculty, Staff, Students
Beer Garden, Brass Band, Watershow Alumni & Friends
University
Centre Patio
5:30
Naming Ceremony
"The Harold S. Braun Building"
Former
Main Bldg.
9:00
L.U.S.U. Semi-Formal Dance*
4:30-7:00 Family BBQ*
Everyone
Agora
* ADVANCE TICKETS REQUIRED FROM VARIOUS CAMPUS LOCATIONS
Switchboard Main Building
LUSU Office University Centre
Intramural Sports University Centre
Residence Porter
Alumni Services Library 4005
Athletics Office Field House
Secretary, Board of Governors UC-2005A
Main Gate
Call 345-2121, Extension 204 for information.
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Universities
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Lakehead University
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1981-09
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Canada - Ontario - Thunder Bay
1981
Lakehead events
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Student Union
University Day
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Sunday,
October 2, 1983, 1 - 5 p.m.
You are invited to celebrate
~TIONAL UNIVERSITIES WEEK
fun for the entire family:
Contests • Tours • Displays
Live Music • Art Shows
Hands-on Micro Computers
free tree seedlings
PRIZES
Win one of hundreds of woolly tuques
drawn for throughout the day,
also draws for a chain saw,
an original art piece and
donated equipment.
lA.KEHEAD UNIVERSITY
Refreshments and Food Available
GJLB will be on location.
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1983
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Cam.pus
Guide
�_ _ _ _ _ _ _Where
ACCOUNTS - Business Offices - UC
To Find W h a t - - - - - - -
HUMAN RESOURCES - UC
Lower Level
Lower level
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES - UC
INDIGENOUS LEARNING - SC
2nd tlr., above Agora
Lower level
AGORA-UC
INFORMATION~ROMOTION-AC
Main entrance
Behind Residence Townhouses; off Reaume St.
ALUMNI SERVICES-AC
INFORMATION/SWITCHBOARD - UC
Behind Residence Townhouses; off Reaume St.
Inside main Agora entrance
ARGUS (Student Newspaper)- UC
INSTRUMENTATION LAB-UC
Lower level
Lower level
ATiiLETICS- SB
AVILA CENTRE - AC
LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTRE - SC
Behind Residence Townhouses; off Reaume St.
LECTURE THEATRES
BOOKSTORE - UC
Upper theatre, upstairs from Agora UC2011
Lower theatre, entrance off Agora UC0050
University Centre theatre UC 1017
Ryan Building theatre RB 1042
Lower level
CAFETERIAS
Main & Residence: UC, 2nd fir.
Faculty Lounge: UC, lakeside
CENTREFORNORTHERNSTUDIBS
Oliver Road, across from parking lot 5
CHAPLAIN - UC
Across from Switchboard/Information
COMMUNICATIONS RESOURCE &
TECHNOLOGY CENTRE-BB
1st fir.
COMPUTER CENTRE-BB
1st tlr.
CONFERENCE & SEMINAR CENTRE - BR
CONTINUING EDUCATION-RC
Lower level
DEVELOP?\IBNT OFFICE - AC
Behind Residence Townhouses; off Reaume St.
DISTANCE EDUCATION - RC
Lower level
FINANCIAL AID/OSAP - SC
Lower level
Lower level
LIBRARIES - Main (LI) & Education (BL)
LOST & FOUND - UC
Security Office
NANABIJOU CHILD CARE CENTRE - PR
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY
Adjacent to parking lot 5
OUTPOST (Events hall & Restaurant)- SC
PARKING PERMITS
Day permits (Main Entrance) Loog term (Accounts)
PORTER'S OFFICE - BR
POST OFFICE "Junction" - UC
Downstairs from Bookstore
PRINTING & MAILROOM - RB
Lower level
SECURITY - UC
STORES
Academic Offices
Faculty/Dept/School
Anthropology
BB
Biology
CB
Business Administration
RB
Computer Science
RB
Chemistry
CB
Economics
RC
Education
BL
Engineering
CB
English
RB
Forestry
BB
Geography
RC
Geology
CB
History
RB
Indigenous Learning
RC
Languages
BB
Library/Information
LI
Mathematics
RB
Music
MV
Nursing
SN
Outdoor Rec, Parks & Tourism SN
Philosophy
RB
Kinesiology
SB
Physics
CB
Political Studies
RB
Psychology
SN
Social Work
RC
Sociology
RB
Visual Arts
MV
Books, UC
Computer, BB
Convenience, UC
Clothing, SC
GRADUATE STUDIBS & RESEARCH - UC
STUDENT EMPWYMENT & CO-OP - UC
2nd tlr. off Agora
Upstairs from The Study
GRAPIDCS~HOTOGRAPHY - SN
GREENHOUSE
2nd fir., off Agora
STUDENT SERVICES - UC
UC
CB
BB
RB
STUDENT UNION - SC
LI
GYMNASIA (2)
C.J. Sanders Fieldhouse
Lower level
Bora Laskin Building
University Centre, upstairs from Bookstore
SB
SN
PH
BL
HEALIBSERVICES-UC
Across from Security
HEALIBSCIBNCESNORTH-HS
Comer - Beverly & Balmoral St.
HOUSING OFFICE - On & Off Campus - BR
SWIMMING POOL
C.J. Sanders Fieldhouse
SWITCHBOARD/INFORMATION - UC
To the right of main entrance
TIIEA1RE-BL
2nd Floor
4th Floor
1st Floor
2nd Floor
4th Floor
3rd Floor
1st Floor
4th Floor
3rd Floor
1st Floor
2nd Floor
4th Floor
3rd Floor
Ground Lev.
2nd Floor
2nd Floor
1st Floor
1st Floor
2nd Floor
3rd Floor
4th Floor
2nd Floor
1st Floor
3rd Floor
2nd Floor
2nd Floor
Building Legend
Adjacent to parking lot 5, lakeside
STUDY - Games Room
Bldg/Fir
FB
University Centre
Centennial Building
Braun Building
Ryan Building
Chancellor Paterson
Library
Sanders Fieldhouse
School of Nursing
Power Plant
Bora Laskin Building
Centre for Northern
Forest Ecosystem
Research
RC
SC
R
HS
BR
PR
MV
AC
Regional Centre
Student Centre
Residence
Townhouses
Health Sciences
North
Bartley
Residence
Prettie Residence
Music and Visual
Arts
Avila Centre
�Lakehead University
Campus
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Shipping and
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Conference &
Seminar Centre
Thunder Bay
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
To Mount Baldy Ski Area
Centennial Park
Boulevard lake
To Lappe Nordic Ski
Centre
Hillcrest Park
Waverly Park
Keskus Mall
Pagoda Tourist Information
Centre
Thunder Bay Marina Park
Lakehead University
Thu~de~ Bay Community
Auditorium
Canada Games Complex
Port Arthur Stadium
Thunder Bay Art Gallery
Confederation College
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Intercity Shopping Mall
Canadian lakehead Exhibition
Conservatory
NWO Sparts Hall of Fame
International Friendship
Gardens
Fort William Gardens
Victoriaville Shopping Centre
City Hall
To Kakabeka Falls
To Ski Centre:
-Loch Lomond
-Candy Mountain
-Big Thunder
-Kamview
To Paipoonge Museum
To Old Fort William
Mission Marsh
UC
CB
BB
RB
PRETTIE RESIDENCE
BARTLEY RESIDENCE
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sioux Lookout
Terrace Bay
Atikokan
Dryden
Ear Falls
Fort Frances
7
8
9
10
11
12
LI
Geraldton
Kenora
Long Lac
Marathon
Nipigon
Rainy River
SB
SN
PH
PR
E = Emergency Phone
10 TH Avenue
l
University Centre
Cent~nnial Building
Braun Building
Ryan Building
Chancellor Paterson
Library
Sanders Fieldhouse
School of Nursing
Power Plant
Prettie Residence
BL
FB
Bora Laskin Building
Centre for Northern Forest
Ecosystem Research
RC Regional Centre
SC Student Centre
R
Residence Townhouses
HS Health Sciences North
BR Bartley Residence
MV Music and Visual Arts Centre
AC Avila Centre
�PLACES OF INTEREST
Who Should You Call?
Cam.pus
~ &BANK MACHINES
~iII Jl Royal Bank - located in the Agora
Important NumLers
d.PA~G
General inquiries
After hours/emergencies
Walk home service
:.:,,:-~ ,:.:., CIBC - located across from Health Services
•
~:i:!t~e;;cial Needs parking located
at convenient points across campus
See Campus Map for further details
Meters
Designated parking meters located at
convenient points across campus See Campus Map for further details
EMERGENCY PHONES
'
3 located at residences townhouses (Phases
1, 2,4) - attached to Laundry Buildings
2 located on pathway between Bora Laskin
Building & Main Campus
1 located in Lot 10 across from Ryan
Building
~ SHOPS & STORES
lllJ Campus Technology Computer Store
1st floor, Braun Building
Lakehead University Alumni
Bookstore- University Centre
The Junction Convenience Store
& Post Office - Lower Level, University
Centre
The Intersection Clothing & Gift
Store .. specializing in Official Lakehead
University Wares & Wear
- Lower Level, Student Centre
l~WYFOODSERVICE _ _ _ _ __
afeterias
- Main & Residence: University Centre,
2nd flr.
Restaurant
- THE OUTPOST - Student Centre
Admissions/Registrar
Alumni Services
Bookstore
Campus tours
Clothing store (The Intersection)
Continuing Education
Convenience store (Junction)
Counselling Centre
Development
Distance Education
Employment Centre
Fieldhouse (Gym)
Financial Aid/OSAP/Scholarships
Food Services
Gender Issues Centre
Health Services
Human Resources
Learning Assistance Centre
Main Library
Native Counselling & Support
Parking inquiries
President's Office
Ombudsperson
Research and Graduate Studies
Residence/Conferences/Housing
Room/University space bookings
Special Events & Promotion
Student Services
Student Union
343-8110
343-8569
343-8569
343-8500
343-8155
343-8130
343-8500
343-8961
343-8133
343-8925
343-8018
343-8910
343-8210
343-8264
343-8213
343-8206
343-8142
343-8879
343-8361
343-8334
343-8047
343-8205
343-8084
343-8569
343-8200
343-8061
343-8283
343-8512
343-8495
343-8372
343-8522
343-8259
Guide
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1987
campus guide
Lakehead departments
Lakehead map
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MARCH 10-12 1995
C.J. SANDERS FIELDHOUSE
THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO
�LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
As President of Lakehead University, I extend wannest greetings to all participants and guests
of the CIAU Women's Basketball Championships.
I would like to welcome athletes, coaches, parents and guests who have travelled from all
parts of Canada to participate in this wonderful event at the Thunderdome. I hope your visit
to Lakehead University will be an exciting and memorable one.
In addition to the quality basketball being played over the next few days, I invite all to
sample what Lakehead University and the Thunder Bay community in this beautiful Lake
Superior region have to offer.
Good luck and best wishes for a successful tournament.
Sincerely,
Dr. Bob Rosehart
President
Lakehead University
En tant que President de l'universite Lakehead, je voudrais
acceullir charleureusement tousles participants et invites au
Championnat de ballon panier USIC feminin.
J'aimerais souhaiter le bienvenue aux athletes, entraineurs,
parents et invites qui ont voyage de differents endroits du Canada pour
venir participer a cet evenement merveilleux au Thunderdome.
En plus d'une qualite exceptionelle de ballon panier jouee durant
les prochains jours, je vous invite adecouvrir ce que l'universite
Lakehead, la communaute de Thunder Bay et cette merveilleuse region du
lac Superieur a a vous offrir.
Ministre des Communications
Minister of Communications
Message from
Message de
Michel Dupuy, P.C., M.P.
Minister of Canadian Heritage
Michel Dupuy, C.P., d~put~
Ministre du Patrimoine canadien
I
am very pleased to send greetings to all those
participating in the women's basketball event, organized
by the Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union as part
of a national competition program for men and women
athletes. Lakehead University is to be commended for
its contribution to the success of the series.
Je suis tres heureux d'adresser mes salutations a toutes
les participantes aux competitions de basketball feminin
organisees par I'Union sportive inter-universitaire
canadienne, clans le cadre d'un programme national de
competition pour les hommes et les femmes.
L'Universite Lakehead merite nos eloges pour sa
contribution au succes de cette serie de competitions.
Sport is a key element in Canadian life. The strength,
skill and determination characterized by athletic
endeavour are attributes that have long been associated
with the growth and development of Canada. Our young
men and women athletes, who are committed to
teamwork, the pursuit of excellence and fair play,
personify the energy and spirit of Canada. Through their
efforts, we all gain a sense of the values that are a
common thread throughout our country and have
meaning for all Canadians.
Le
As Minister of Canadian Heritage, I am proud to offer
my support and best wishes to our youth in Canadian
universities, whose energy and time. is being devoted to
keeping sport a thriving tradition in Canada.
En ma
sport est un element fondamental de la vie au
Canada. La force, les aptitudes et la determination
caracterisees par les realisations sportives sont des
attributs qui ont longtemps ete associes a la croissance et
au developpement du Canada. Nos jeunes athletes
feminins et masculins, qui ont a coeur l' esprit d' equipe,
la recherche de l'excellence et !'esprit sportif,
personnifient l'energie et !'essence meme du Canada.
Grice a leurs efforts, nous prenons conscience des
valeurs qui sont communes ~ }'ensemble du pays et
auxquelles tous les Canadiens et toutes les Canadiennes
attachent de !'importance.
qualite de ministre du Patrimoine canadien, je
suis fier d' appuyer et d' encourager
nos athl~tes
universitaires, lesquels consacrent leur temps et leur
energie a alimenter la tradition sportive canadienne.
Bonne chance at meilleurs voeux de succes durant le toumoi.
Sinc~rement,
µJ';
Dr. Bob Rosehart
President
L'universite Lakehead
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Michel Dupuy
.,
Ottawa, Canada K1A 0C8
�CIAU PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
1994-95 has been a unique year in amateur athletics right across Canada. With
strikes in both major league baseball and hockey, we had a rare opportunity to garner
more of the sports spotlight than in previous years and were able to showcase elite
university competition to more fans than ever before. I would like to encourage my
fellow athletic directors throughout the CIAU to work to maintain the momentum that
we have gained and keep working to increase the profile of C IAU sports and athletes.
Ultimately, this is one of the key steps, if not the key step, in maintaining the health
and viability of CIAU sports well into the twenty-first century.
On behalf of the 46 member institutions of the Canadian lnteruniversity Athletic Union,
I would like to offer hearty congratulations to all competitors in these 1995 national
championships and a sincere thank you to all who support Canadian university
athletics as fans, sponsors and volunteers.
This will be my final championship season as president of the CIAU. I would like to
thank my colleagues for their trust and support and wish them all the best of luck in
preserving and enhancing opportunities for Canadian student athletes to train and
study in their home country.
Lakehead University
Lakehead University's campus is situtated on approximately 150 hectares of scenic,
wooded land overlooking the city of Thunder Bay. Most of the buildings are grouped
around Lake Tamblyn, a man-made lake, with the residence complex hugging the banks of
the McIntyre River. Many people take advantage of the paved trails leading into, out of
and around the campus by walking, jogging, bicycling or, in the winter, cross-country
skiing!
Set in the rugged beauty of Northwestern Ontario, Lakehead University offers a wide
range of personal educational opportunities - including Kinesiology; Forestry; Business; _
Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Tourism; Engineering; Nursing; Education; and Arts and
Science programs.
With an enrolment of almost 6000 full-time students, relatively small class sizes encourage
communication between students and faculty. This allows the student greater opportunity
for "hands-on" experience in labs, and easier accessibility to a wide range of facilities.
The Student Union offers each student the opportunity to become involved in academic,
political and social affairs both on and off campus. The OUTPOST, an exciting events hall
complete with restaurant, is one of the busiest places on campus.
A library housing 600,000 volumes, modern laboratories, extensive research facilities and
lecture rooms all support the academic activities of the University. Many of the buildings
are connected by underground tunnels for comfortable walking during inclement weather.
In addition, the Alumni Bookstore, restaurants, a convenience store and Automatic
Banking Machines are located on campus.
This is and always should be our most important objective!
Lakehead offers the unbeatable combination of quality education and one of the most
beautiful locations in Canada - Thunder Bay.
lvIBSSAGE DU PRESIDENT
Nul doute que l'annee 1994-1995 fut unique dans l'hi~toire d':1 sport amateur au Canada. La
greve dans le base-ball majeur et le lock-out clans la L1gue na~onale de hockey ont ete des
plus benefiques pour le sport ~~ve~itaire ~t no~ _avons ete en mes~e d'off~r a ~ pu~lic
toujours croissant des compennons mteruruvers1ta1res de grande quahte. J aimerais mCiter
taus les directeurs et directrices des sports a continuer le travail amerce et a s'assurer que les
sports et les athletes de l'USIC conserve1_1t ou augme1;1tent leur visibilite. ~•est_ce~ne~~nt
l'une des mesures Jes plus importantes, smon la plus 1mportante, pour mamtemr la v1ab1hte
de l'USIC et conserver le sport universitaire clans un etat sain a l'aube du XXJe siecle.
Au nom des 46 etablissements membres de l'Union sportive interuniversitaire canadienne,
j'aimerais feliciter def~on particuliere tousles athletes qui ont participe aces championnats
nationaux de 1995 et remercier chaleureusement tous ceux et cell es qui ont donne leur appui
au sport universitaire canadien au cours de l'annee, c'est-a-dire les partisans, les
commanditaires et les benevoles.
C'est ma derniere saison de championnat a titre de president de l'USIC. J'aimerais remercier
mes collegues pour leur appui ainsi que la confiance qu'ils ont montree envers moi. Je leur
souhaite bonne chance clans leurs efforts pour ameliorer et creer des occasions d'entrainement
et de competition pour nos etudiants et etudiantes athletes au pays.
C'est notre objectif le plus important et c'est bien ainsi!
�Saxon Athletic CIAU All-Rookie Team
RANIA BURNS
MARJORIE KELLY
Alberta
Manitoba
Position: Forward
Age: 19
Hometown: Tofield, AB
Faculty: Physical Education
Position: Guard
Age: 19
Hometown: Winkler, MB
Faculty: Arts
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LARA ASPLIN
Winnipeg
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Position: Post
Age: 19
Hometown: Winnipeg, MB
Faculty: Arts
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JANICE MOSEYCHUK
Cape Breton
GEORGIA RISNITA
Position: Post
Age: 18
Hometown: Sydney, NS
Faculty: B.A.C.S.
Position: Forward
Age: 19
Hometown: Mississauga, ON
Faculty: Criminology
Windsor
Saxon Athletic Rookie of the Year
The selection is made by the CIAU Women's Basketball Coaches. The announcement
and presentation is made at the National Championship.
1994/95 Marjorie Kelly, Manitoba
1 993/94 Carolyn Wares, Dalhousie
1992/93 Vicky Tessier, McGill
1991 /92 Theresa MacCuish, St. of X
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1 990/91 Darcel Wright, Ryerson
1989/90 Dianne Norman, Laurentian
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�London Life All-Canadian First Team
The Women's Basketball All-Canadian Team is chosen by a committee of
Women's Basketball Coaches.
London Life All-Canadian Second Team
The Women's Basketball-All Canadian Team is chosen by a committee of
Women's Basketball Coaches.
'fl'
.
MICHELLE HEALEY
TERRI-LEE JOHANNESSON
Memorial
Manitoba
4th year
Position: Guard
Age: 22
Hometown: St Joseph's NF
Faculty: Physical Education
3rd year
Position: Point Guard
Age: 22
Hometown: Winnipeg, MB
Faculty: Arts
JUSTINE ELLISON
ANDREA HUTCHENS
Toronto
Winnipeg
4th year
Position: Forward
Age: 22
Hometown: Dundas, ON
Faculty: Physical Education
5th year
Position: Guard
Age: 22
Hometown: St. John's NF
Faculty: Science (Biology)
CHRISTINA VAN AERT
Winnipeg
Victoria
5th year
Position: Guard
Age: 22
Hometown: Winnipeg, MB
Faculty: Science (Biology)
5th year
Position: Guard
Age: 22
Hometown: Aldergrove, BC
Faculty: Leisure Studies
DIANNE NORMAN
MICHELE VESPRINI
VICKY TESSIER
Laurentian
Western
McGill
Calgary
5th year
Position: Forward
Age: 24
Hometown: Fredricton, NB
Faculty: Ethics
4th year
Position: Forward
Age: 22
Hometown: Hamilton, ON
Faculty: Kinesiology
3rd year
Position: Forward
Age: 22
Hometown: Chateauguay, PO
Faculty: Chemistry
4th year
Position: Wing
Age: 21
Hometown: Calgary, AB
Faculty: Science
MEAGAN KOCH
�Coach of the Year
TOURNAMENT SPONSORS
Selection of the Basketball Coach of the Year is made by the Coaches'
Association for Women's Basketball. The announcement and presentation shall
be made at the time and site of the National Championship.
1994/95 Tom Kendall, Winnipeg
1993/94 Tom Kendall, Winnipeg
1992/93 Tom Kendall, Winnipeg
AUTHENTIC GAMEWEAR
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1991/92 Kathy Shields, Victoria
1990/91
Peter Ennis, Laurentian
1989/90 Donna Rudakas, Calgary
1988/89 Donna Rudakas, Calgary
1987 /88 Coleen Dufresne, Manitoba
1986/87 Peter Ennis, Laurentian
1985/86 Sherry Melney, Alberta
1984/85 Louisa Zerbe, Lethbridge
1983/84 Wayne Hussey, Bishop's
1982/83 Coleen Dufresne, New Brunswick
1981/82 Tom Kendall, Winnipeg
'95 C/AU
1980/81 Wayne Hussey, Bishop's
1979/80 Kathy Shields, Victoria
CHAMPIONSHIP
SPONSORS
1978/79 Marilyn McNeil, Calgary
1977/78 Mike Gallo, Victoria
T.S.N. Award
This award recognizes excellence in athletics, academics, and community
service. The presentation of the award shall be made at the National
Championship.
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1994/95 Adair Duncan, UBC
1 993/94 Larisa Waschuk, Winnipeg
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THUNDEFl~~l,lf'S Ort&~~COMMUNITY SPOFlooS.
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�UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
1994/95 WOMEN BISONS
NO
NAME
POS
HT
04 STACY YUEL
PT
5'06
3
WINNIPEG MB
05 GLENDA CLARK
PT
5'07
1
BRANDON MB
06 CHARLENE MASH-HADLOW F
5'10
5
KENORA ON
07 VICTC,RIA NEUFELD
F
5'11
3
08KATHERINE PELTON
p
6'
09 KYLA KOSKIE
F
10 MAJORIE KELLY
YR HOMETOWN
NO
NAME
POS
HT
04
KELLY DAVIDOFF
G
S'0S
2
CASTLEGAR BC
INGRID MARCHAND
G
5'08
2
LAVAL PQ
06 MELANIE GAGNE
G
5'06
3
TRACY PQ
WINKLER MB
07 ALLANA HENDERSON
G
5'07
3
PIERREFONDS PQ
2
WINNIPEG MB
08 DANIELLE GOLDFARB
F
5'10
2
TORONTO ON
5'10
2
WINNIPEG MB
09 KAREN RYCE
G
5'07
1
KINGSTON ON
G
5'08
1
WINNIPEG MB
10 ANNE GILDENHUYS
F
5'10
2
OTTAWA ON
11 ROBIN OLSON
p
6'01
1
WINNIPEG MB
11 LESLEY STEVENSON
F
5'10
3
KINGSTON ON
12 LAURIANPALMER
p
6'
1
WINNIPEG MB
12 JOSEE DELORETTO
F
5'10
3
DORION PQ
13 LORISSA CRELLIN
F
5'09
4
WINNIPEG MB
13 ANNABELLE AMBROISE F
5'08
3
STE-FOY PQ
14 JANATAYLOR
F
5'10
1
WINNIPEG MB
14 VICKY TESSIER
F
5'11
3
CHATEAUGUAY PQ
5'07
3
WINNIPEG MB
15 ISABELLE BEAUREGARD G
5'03
20
G
5'06
l
NEPEAN ON
G
S'OS
2
SEPT-ILES PQ
G
5'07
1
TRACEY PQ
15 TERRI-LEE JOHANNESSON PT
COACH: COLEEN DUFRESNE
ASST COACHES: JOEL THEMMEN/CHARLES WAL TON/JOSEPH OGOMS
TRAINERS: DIONNE POTAPINSKI/CONNIE EHMANN
LA UREN TIAN UNIVERSITY
1994/95 LADY VEES
MCGILL UNIVERSITY
1994/95 WOMEN MARTLETS
NISHI RAWAT
21 JENNIFER ST ACEY
GENEVIEVE GAGNt
YR HOMETOWN
GRANBYPQ
NO
NAME
MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY
1994/95 WOMEN SEA-HAWKS
POS
HT
YR HOMETOWN
G
5'07
1
HAMILTON ON
G
5'08
3
06 MELANIE RATHBONE
G
S'IO
07 KATIE MALONE
G
08 DIANNE NORMAN
NO
NAME
POS
HT
04 JAIME HEARN
G
5'04
1
ST. JOHN'S NF
WALKERTON ON
05 MICHELLE HEALEY
G
5'08
4
ST. JOSEPH'S NF
3
FREDERICTON NB
06 LORI SQUIRES
G
5'04
5'09
2
WHALEN CORNERS
07 LISARYAN
G
5'08
1 - ST. JOHN'S NF
F
6'01
5
FREDERICTON NB
08 SANDRA BLUNDON
G
5'06
l
DEER LAKE NF
09 LINDA CARRIERE
G
5'06
3
L'ORIGNAL ON
09 TARA BULGIN
p
6'
1
ST. JOHN'S NF
10
G
6'
5
MISSISSAUGA ON
10 KAREN CAMERON
G
5'04
2
SUMMERSIDE PE
F/P
6'03
2
WATERLOO ON
11 ANGELA TORRAVILLE
G
5'09
5 MOUNT PEARL NF
12 JULIE THOMPSON
P
S'll
1
ETOBICOKE ON
12 ANDREA DINN
F
5'10
3
ST. JOHN'S NF
13 SHELLEY DEW AR
PG
5'09
1
SUDBURY ON
13 JENIFER DEVEREAUX
F
5'10
2
TREPASSEY NF
14 TRACY ANDERSON
p
6'
1
KENORAON
14 JANICE GILLINGHAM
F
5'10
3
GANDER BAY NF
15 SHARON SLIWINSKI
F
6'
1
PETERBOROUGH ON
15 JUDY BYRNE
C
6'02
5
HOLYROOD NF
04 TANYA TATTI
OS
11
SARAH KIEFFER
SUSAN STEW ART
JOY MCNICHOL
COACH: PETER ENNIS
A. THERAPIST: GLEN PARSONS
ASST COACHES: SHIRLENE MCLEAN/ANGELA MACDONALD
TRAINER: JODY COTNAM
COACH: DOUG PARTRIDGE
TRAINER: SUE QUINTON
YR HOMETOWN
ST. PHILLIPS NF
ASST COACH: TAMI PENNELL
COACH: LISEN MOORE
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
1994/95 WOMEN BLUES
NO NAME
POS
HT
04 LAURIE PINKNEY
G
5'08
4
NEPEAN ON
04 CHRISTINA VANAERT
G
S'OS
OS SHARON BUTLER
G
5'09
4
OTTAWA ON
OS KELLY OLYNYK
G
5'07
06 KIMBERLEYJOHNSON
G
5'10
5
OWEN SOUND ON
06 RACHEL SEXTION
G/F
5'09
3
VICTORIA
07
F
S'l 1
3
TORONTO ON
07 NARYN WATT
5'08
2
KAMLOOPS
08 RACHEL DEi-AMOAH
S/W
5'09
HAMILTON ON
08 KERRI-ANNE BUTTERWORTH G 5'09
4
VICTORIA BC
09 JUSTINE ELLISON
F
6'
4
DUNDAS ON
09 TAMARA CARRUTHERS G
5'09
3
CHILLIWACK BC
10 ELIZABETH HART
S/W
5'11
2
BRANTFORD ON
10 CINDY MA VETY
F/P
6'01
2
RICHMOND BC
11
PG
5'09
2
VICTORIA BC
12 CLAIRE KNECHTEL
p
6'
1
CALGARY AB
LISAFOOT
YR HOMETOWN
3
NO
NAME
POS
HT
YR HOMETOWN
4
ALDERGROVE BC
11
KATE VRANCART
F
5'11
3
ETOBICOKE ON
12
MAJA BABIC
G
5' 08
l
ETOBICOKE ON
13
ALICIA BRAND
F
5'11
1
LONDON ON
13 CHERIE BIRTWISTLE
C
6'05
5
VICTORIA BC
14 LAUREL JOHNSON
F
6'01
3
OWEN SOUND ON
14 LISA BRIGHT
F
S'll
2
VICTORIA BC
15
G
5'10
3
TORONTO ON
15 LILY GROHOV AC
P/F
6'
1
VICTORIA BC
YVONNE SPICZYNSKI
LISAKOOP
KATHRYN McMATH
COACH: MICHELE BELANGER
LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY
1994/95 WOMEN NOR'WESTERS
UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA
1994/95 WOMEN VIKES
5'09
COACH: KA THY SHIELDS
VICTORIA BC
NO
NAME
04
POS
HT
YR
ROBIN LAWRENCE
P
5'10
05
VICKY YOUNG
p
5'09
2
06
JACQUELINE FIELD
G
S'll
1
07
DONNA FOREMAN
G
5'09
08
KATHARINE MASUN G
09
LEO ALTIERI
10
UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG
1994/95 WOMEN WESMEN
HOMETOWN
NO
BARRIE ON
04 SANDRA CARROLL
WAWAON
OS NICHOLE JONKER
AILSA CRAIG ON
4
5'08
G
MICHELLE BLACK
11
NAME
POS
HT
YR HOMETOWN
5'07
5
WINNIPEG MB
G
5'10
2
WINNIPEG MB
06 NATALIE MCVICAR
G
5'09
1
WINNIPEG MB
BRAMALEAON
07 PAMFLICK
G
5'09
5
BRANDON MB
2
PELHAM ON
08 JODYROCK
p
6'
3
THE PAS MB
5'04
3
ELLIOT LAKE ON
09 ANDREA HUTCHENS
G
S'll
5
ST. JOHN'S NF
G
5'08
4
THUNDER BAY ON
10 HEATHER CORBY
F
6'01
1
WINNIPEG MB
JACKIE SHAW
G
5'05
1
GEORGETOWN ON
11
p
6'
12
PAULA ASHBY
G
5'08
13
ALLISON SMITH
p
6'
14
SARAH SIMSON
G
15
AMY PINNEGAR
F/P
LARA ASPLIN
WINNIPEG MB
MILTON ON
12 TRACEY PETER
G
5'10
THUNDERBAYON
13 LYNETTE LAFRENIERE
P
6'04
5'07
GUELPH ON
14 SANDY CORBY
p
6'
3
WINNIPEG MB
5'09
LONDON ON
15 MARNIE NECHWEDIUK
G
5'08
2
WINNIPEG MB
2
COACH: TOM KENDALL
4
WINNIPEG MB
WINNIPEG MB
A. THERAPIST: BEN TRUNZO
COA.CH: STU JULIUS
ASST COACHES: BOB MAIN/PATTI GRACE
TRAINER: CHRIS BULLEY
ASST COACHES: KEITH PRUDEN/GAIL KENDALL/
CRAIG KENNEDY/CARLA LENZ
MANAGER: JENNIFER HOW
TRAINER: KERI KNIGHT
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Women's Basketball CIAU Championship 1995 Souvenir Program
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Sports
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Souvenir programme for the 1995 CIAU/USIC Women's Basketball Championship, held at Lakehead University, March 10-12, 1995.
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1995-03
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1995
President's Message
program
Women's Basketball Championship
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Kinesiology Research Centre Open House Guest List, 2005
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The guest list for the Kinesiology Research Centre open house held on September 30th, 2005 at C.J. Sanders Fieldhouse.
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Lakehead University
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2005
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2005
C.J. Sanders Fieldhouse
guest
guest list
kinesiology
kinesiology research centre
open house
open house 2005
Research
research centre
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40th Anniversary Celebration Dinner & Dance: World on a Plate (Guest List), 2005
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The guest list for the 40th Anniversary celebration dinner & dance: World on a Plate. Dinner was held on October 1st. 2005 in the UC Main Cafeteria.
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Lakehead University
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2005
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40th Anniversary
celebration
dance
dinner
guest list
guests
world on a plate