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Subject The topic of the resource People University Life Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Nor’-Wester Covers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context UG6-AW-I-5 Title A name given to the resource Lakehead Nor’-Wester People Portrait https://digitalcollections.lakeheadu.ca/files/original/deffefa643ba8985833df834f419a81f.pdf e439c9d474afb9b4fa21726c69625d01 PDF Text Text �----------------~ . p r - U ~ ff~ N : "Be the first to enjoy and the last to worry" - Dominic Man-Kit Lam ~~~~­ ~~~~ ~ ~0~ .fo yl/\,v I- ~~ - ~~ _I! ~~t )~'!· �DOMINIC MAN-KIT LAM How Lakehead shaped an international innovator in science and art by Berton Woodward There are a lot of what-ifs in the story of Lakehead's first international student, Dominic Man-Kit Lam (BSc Hons'67), and how he became a global success in science, art, business, and philanthropy. What if he hadn't run into the Nobel Laureate on the back stairs at Harvard? What ifhe hadn't been playing with some malfunctioning chemicals in a photo lab one evening? And most importantly, what if, as a new student from Hong Kong, he hadn't met Donald Ayre in Montreal,just as Ayre was leaving to take up a job as registrar of Lakehead? "My life would have been completely different," agrees Dominic. The way it turned out, he went on to become a leading expert on the human eye and to invent a groundbreaking procedure for preventing secondary cataracts that made him financially independent. At the same time, Dominic's artistic sensibility led him to create a new art form, known as Chromoskedasic Painting, and he has held exhibitions as an artist all over the world, with pieces selling for up to US$1 million. He has received the U.S. Presidential Medal of Merit, and counts former president George H.W. Bush among his friends. Devoted now to art and philanthropy, Dominic created the World Eye Organization, a self-funded charity that is building eye treatment centres all over China and aims to go global. Yet he still stays on the cutting edge of science by pushing forward with what could be a huge boon for the 21st century: edible vaccines for animals and humans. "This is what education at a university like Lakehead gives you -you learn to take calculated risks." - Dominic Man-Kit Lam And all of this began with Lakehead, where his undergraduate years shaped him into the truly exceptional and unconventional individual he has become. Or, as Dominic offers with a laugh, "fearless and sometimes reckless." Dominic is the kind of person who makes an instant and deep impression on people, particularly highly-educated people. "Brilliant" is the word they usually use. That showed early on when the Lakehead University 1 �China-born, Hong Kong-raised teenager talked his way into a top-notch Jesuit school in Hong Kong during a meeting with the vice-principal, Fr. A. Deignan. This in tum led to a scholarship to Montreal's Jesuit-run Loyola University, where Dominic arrived in September 1964 at the age of 16. Dominic, who calls himself "an impatient person," always seemed to be in a hurry. In his first week in Canada, he discovered that you could do your undergraduate degree in three years in Ontario, unlike the four needed in Quebec. So he met with Ayre, just finishing as registrar at Loyola and Ayre - impressed - accepted him at Lakehead. Dominic jumped on a train for Port Arthur and, within two weeks of landing in Canada, was ensconced at Mrs. Robinson's boarding house and had a new Fort William City scholarship. "I had a really wonderful education at Lakehead," Dominic says. "I chose math as a major, because if I took liberal arts, I would have had to write essays and read a lot of books. Science would have meant many hours of lab work. Math is basically logic, and if you know it, it doesn't take much study." The calculating student still had to take English, though, and he fondly remembers learning Chaucer and the classics from the late John Rideout, chair of the English department and a Rhodes Scholar. Mathematics Professor Emeritus John Whitfield recalls Dominic as "quite an academic force. He stood out in all his classes. Anyone who met him was impressed with his scholarship." But it was his math instructor, now Professor Emeritus William Eames, and his physics professor, the late David Frood, who would prove instrumental in setting him on his path. "It's quite important in your formative years to have great teachers like these," says Dominic. Eames was a highly After receiving his HBS cfrom Lakehead in just threeyears, Dominic 1vent on to earn degrees from the Universiry ef British Columbia, the Universiry ef Toronto, and afaculty position at Harvard Medical School in record-breaking times. supportive presence in math, while Frood, he says, "was the inspiration for me to go into physics." During his nearly three years in Port Arthur, the man in a hurry managed to: 1) hold down two jobs - at Canada Post sorting mail during the week and at a Chinese restaurant on weekends; 2) become a table tennis star, starting on campus and ending up as Ontario university singles champion - Professor Emeritus George Ozburn describes watching Dominic play "like watching the Olympic competitions - really spectacular;" 3) join the Lakehead basketball team, and 4) play guitar and sing in jam sessions in local bars for pocket money. Oh yes, and 5) study, giving him the first-class marks to enter the University of British Columbia for his MSc in theoretical physics, as Frood had urged. "You got to know everybody at Lakehead and these were some of the most joyful years of my life," says Dominic. "It really shaped my future." Dominics contributions to science, medicine, art, philanthropy and business, earned him the admiration ef former US. President George H. W Bush, 1vho invited Dominic to be a member ef the Presidents Committee on the Arts and Humanities in 1988 and to have a one-man sh0111 in 2003 at the George Bush Library and Museum. 2 Lakehead University The following May, he was back at Lakehead to teach a summer course in physics, having completed his MSc in eight months. Then it was off to the University of �Dominic's charity, the World Eye Organization, is givingpeople back their vision and their independence l?J preventing and treating rye diseases in poor and isolated regions. Dominic has also been involved with the "F/ying Eye Hospital" kn01vn as Pro/ect Orbis since 1980. This photo was taken in Guangzhou at the 30th anniversary ef Orbis in China in 2012. Toronto, where, fascinated by genetics and the contributions physics could make to medicine, he polished off a PhD in medical biophysics in a little over a year, getting a waiver to do so. At just 22, he was Dr. Lam. "I sized him up pretty quickly. He is obviously a very brilliant person." - Torsten Wiesel, Nobel Laureate Where next? Backed by a prestigious federal Centennial Award, he had a list of top universities to visit about doing a post-doc and chose Harvard Medical School as his first stop. But at Harvard he was devastated to learn that the world-leading visual scientists he was there to meet, Torsten Wiesel and David Hubel, had not yet come back from a trip. Expecting to move on to Cambridge or Cal Tech, Dominic was walking down the stairs when he ran into just-returned Wiesel coming up. The two went out for dinner, Wiesel was impressed, and a mentorship was born. "I sized him up pretty quickly. He is obviously a very brilliant person," says Wiesel, who with Canadian-born Hubel won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1981 for breakthroughs in visual information processing. Now 90 and president emeritus of Rockefeller University, Wiesel is still in regular touch with Dominic and often visited China with him. "He has a way of engaging himself in things and engaging other people in his interests and passions," says Wiesel. "He is one of the most dynamic and friendly people you could meet. He is constantly on the move, in science and in art." Although Dominic had been doing Chinese painting since he was six, his parents opposed any thought of him taking up brush strokes for a living. "If I could not be a visual artist," he often says, "I decided I would be a visual scientist." Under Wiesel and Hubel at Harvard, Dominic reached that goal, becoming a neuroscientist specializing in vision and joining the Harvard faculty at age 24. But it wasn't long before he was head-hunted as a professor of ophthalmology by Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. "I feel very blessed that I have been able to use the commercial value of my visual art and the expertise of my visual science to help the visually impaired." - Dominic Man-Kit Lam There Dominic invented a drug against secondary cataract, helped create a cluster of private and academic research centres, took his own company public, and became lionized as "the father of Texas biotechnology." By 1988, he was financially independent and ready to pursue his other dreams. As part of his research at Baylor, Dominic took black and white photographs of the eye. On that what-if night in the darkroom in 1980, he failed to mix the photo solutions and found colours suddenly appearing on the paper. "I got excited, and very curious," he says. It later took him and Kodak's B. Rossiter an entire article in Scientific American (November, 1991) to explain exactly how this phenomenon Lakehead University 3 �occurs, but Dominic turned it into an art form - dubbed Chromoskedasic Painting, meaning "light scattering" - that can produce giant, vividly colourful images. Two samples of his paintings now hang in China's famed Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, where many visiting heads of state stay in Beijing. At Baylor, too, Dominic worked with David Paton, chair of ophthalmology and founder of the renowned Project Orbis, in which a fully equipped airplane, the "Flying Eye Hospital," travels the world helping eye patients. Dominic, who got Paton to visit China, was inspired by his example. In 1999, when he moved back to Hong Kong, Dominic established his own charity. The World Eye Organization now runs nine eye hospitals treating rural people across China, with more planned. Dominic channels the income from his paintings, as well as other sources, to the organization. "I feel very blessed that I have been able to use the commercial value of my visual art and the expertise of my visual science to help the visually impaired," he says. "It's like a trinity of bliss." And there is more to come. Some 20 years ago, Dominic published his first journal article on the feasibility of edible vaccines, then conceived as being incorporated genetically into fruits and vegetables, to target animal and human diseases, from influenza to hepatitis B. This novel production and delivery method would be safe and far more efficient than costly and cumbersome injections, especially in developing countries. Even his two children - son Fong, now a pediatrics professor at Baylor, and daughter Yee, now a lawyer in Los Angeles - got involved in the research during high school. The patented idea was hailed by Time magazine in 2001 as one of the most important inventions for the new century. "You know, to be truly exceptional and unconventional, you actually have to be bold because with most major discoveries, people might laugh at you for 20 years." - Dominic Man-Kit Lam Recently, amid the controversy over genetically modified organisms, Dominic and his colleagues have turned to vaccines embedded in lactobacteria and contained in rice-sized pellets, mixed with animal feed, as the delivery method. This year, he received the first patent on the technology from Chinese authorities, who he hopes will soon approve its use against avian flu in chickens. "Animals will be much faster," he says, "but we are targeting five to IO years for making a health-food hepatitis B preventative for humans, maybe in tomato juice." Dominic observes that in science, "asking the right question is often the key to a breakthrough." Lakehead's belief in teaching people how to think, not what to think, resonates deeply with him. Dominic and his children 1ee (I) and Fong (r) at a Christmas party in 2014. Thry have theirfather's energy and drive and thry have become accomplished prefessionals in their respective fields of law and pediatrics. 4 Lakehead University "You know, to be truly exceptional and unconventional, you actually have to be bold," he says. "Because with most major discoveries, people might laugh at you for 20 years. So you have to be brave and not worry about what people think. This is what education at a university like Lakehead gives you - you learn to take calculated risks. You know it's exceptional, you know it's unconventional, but you figure that the odds are on your side." 50th Anniversary Memories Dominic Man-Kit Lam will receive an honorary Doctor of Science degree at Lakehead's 2015 Convocation. We asked him four questions about his experience at the University. What was your favourite song while you were at Lakehead? "Windmills of your Mind" by Noel Harrison. It was so romantic yet so philosophical. Even mathematical "Round, like a circle in a spiral..." Was there a particular course or professor that made a difference for you? Professor William Eames in Mathematics. He gave me a lot of confidence. I chose math because it was easy for me, but it turned out that math is also the queen of sciences and the basis of logical thinking. What is your most vivid Lakehead University memory? One of them is riding the train from Montreal for 24 hours to get to Lakehead. The registrar, Donald Ayre, met me at the station. This was very touching to me. I didn't know where to go or where to stay. He helped me get settled. What are your thoughts on Lakehead's 50th Anniversary? I'm very excited to be part of this event, and most appreciative and grateful to the faculty for honouring me. I'm also very impressed that the medical school spends a lot of time training students to work in rural areas and among Aboriginal people. In China, too, it is very difficult to get doctors to work outside the cities. Lakehead is setting an excellent example for the rest of the world. -- Berton Woodward �Dominic Man-Kit Lam A LAKEHEAD JOURNEY In 2012, Dominic was invited by the International Olympic Committee to paint "Millennium Olympic Odyssey: From the Great Wall to River Thames," which was exhibited at the Barbican Centre, London, during the Olympic Games - it was also awarded a gold medal at the Olympic Fine Arts Exhibition. Doing a test in mathematics class one day, Dominic Man-Kit Lam remembers getting 100%. Nice enough, but it was the response of his Lakehead University math professor, William Eames, that he recalls most vividly. "I wish I could give you 105," Dominic remembers Eames saying. "Your solution was more elegant than mine." For a boy still in his mid-teens, that was a tremendously supportive thing to hear. "It gave me a lot of confidence." Dominic Lam likes to say he was shaped by Lakehead. But in some ways, you could say Dominic helped shape Lakehead. After all, when Dominic arrived in September 1964 at age 16, Northwestern Ontario's key educational institution - now celebrating its 50th anniversary - was only just becoming a university. Previously it had been the Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology, and it conferred its first degrees in 1965, at the end of Dominic's first year. Back then, there were about 400 students and 40 faculty, and Dominic was the first international student. "He was quite an academic force," remembers John Whitfield, a retired Lakehead mathematics professor and a former senior member of the administration who served as acting president for a year. "He stood out in all his classes. Anyone who met him was impressed with his scholarship." And that can mean a lot to an institution that is still forming. "Lakehead was very young at that time," says Whitfield. "We were just developing and feeling our way. To have students like Dominic come - especially from Lakehead University S �Dominic's MSc thesis 'The Gravitating Effect of Gravitation" (1967) and his invention of Chromoskedasic Painting (1980) have led him to interpret the universe through his art. (Above is Dominic's 2015 painting '54. Better Tomorro1v: Companion.''.) afar - lent a great deal to the stature and credibility of the University. He was probably the brightest student we'd had to that date. So he really made an impact on how we grew from that point." Today, of course, Lakehead is a major university with more than 8,500 students on two campuses, more than 300 faculty and 50,000 alumni. It ranks second in Ontario among primarily undergraduate institutions in the widely watched Maclean 's rankings, and eighth in the country. It gets especially high marks for its strong support for research and its low student/faculty ratio. "Lakehead has grown into a significant university in the country," says Whitfield. "Having guys like Dominic around in those early days helped us realize what the potential could be." Dominic was also a nice guy to have around, according to Whitfield. "He was a pleasant young man who got along well with faculty and fellow students. It's not easy sometimes for very bright students, but I had the impression he was well-liked. In the smaller upper-year classes, Dominic always seemed to bring a sense of joy and happiness to the class." Dominic remains grateful that he chose to study mathematics at Lakehead under professors like Eames and Whitfield. "My mathematics training was really important," he says. "I greatly encourage anyone, no matter what they want to be in life, to major in math. It is the basis of logical thinking." Dominic am·ved at Lakehead at the tender age of 16 to mqjor in mathematics. 6 Lakehead University During his studies, Dominic recalls, he became interested in Einstein's relativity theory, and went on to do his master's in theoretical physics at the urging of his Lakehead physics professor, David Frood. "In the first three months, before I even took my courses at the University of British Columbia, I did my thesis on 'The Gravitating Effect of Gravitation' under Prof. F. Kaempfer," says Dominic. "If it had not been for my mathematics training, I would not have been able to do that." "Math turned out to be better than anything else I could have chosen. If I had done physics, I would have been limited to physical sciences. If I had studied biology, I would have been limited to biology. But if you study math, you are not limited." "In the smaller upper-year classes, Dominic always seemed to bring a sense of joy and happiness to the class." - Professor Emeritus John Whitfield That solid grounding, leading to his physics MSc and his medical biophysics PhD, served him well at Harvard, where he studied visual and neural science for his post-doc under neurophysiologist Torsten Wiesel, who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1981 with colleague David Hubel. "Dominic's background in physics was good because as a physicist you think differently," says Wiesel. "I often like to work with physicists because they have a way of asking questions which are different from biologists. If you make it in physics," says �'Dr.Lam, 'Witn 6est wislies ant£ appreciation, Dominic, dubbed the 'father of Texas btotechnology," was awarded a US. Presidential Medal of Merit and also received this thank you note from the Republican Presidential Task Force for his achievements. Wiesel with a laugh, "you are better than average." Wiesel notes something else about his student and longtime friend, drawing an example from Dominic's sojourn at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. "When he was at Baylor, he had an amazing orchid garden, one of the best collections in the country," says Wiesel. "That's another aspect of Dominic. If he gets interested in something, there is no end to his passion. He wants to be the best." Indeed, when people are good at one thing, they're often good at a lot of things. At Lakehead, Dominic excelled at math and physics, of course. Later he would show off his talents in art, business, science, and philanthropy. But his other big strength as an undergrad was table tennis. By his second year, Dominic dominated Lakehead's table tennis competitions, becoming campus champion in singles and doubles, and he qualified for the Ontario Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association tournament held in Toronto. Professor Emeritus George Ozburn remembers that journey well. Ozburn, who taught biology and zoology, also coached Lakehead's squash team, whose tournament was held in Toronto at the same time. 6 pm on a Thursday. They had to be in Toronto - about 1,400 kilometres to the southeast - the next day, which meant driving all night and arranging ahead for gas stations to be open in the wee hours. At one point, a policeman stopped them to tell them the road was too icy to proceed, but after they told him they had to get to "Dominic was a standout table tennis player, bar none," says Ozburn. "Watching him play was like watching the Olympic competitions - really spectacular. Nobody could get a point from him." Driving to Toronto in the winter of 1966 was "the trip from hell," he chuckles. Ozburn, Dominic, and four squash players piled into a rented bench-seat Pontiac three in the front, three in the back - at Dominic with actor Jackie Chan Lakehead University 7 �Toronto for their matches, "he said, 'OK, just make sure you keep it on the road,"' recalls Ozburn. "I don't think they'd do that today." They arrived in Toronto by 3 pm Friday and played their tournaments at York University's Glendon College. "Dominic cleaned up in table tennis," says Ozburn. By Sunday, Dominic was the Ontario university singles champion (the squash team won their provincial title as well). Then they got in the Pontiac and drove back to Lakehead in time for class on Monday. While in Toronto, they also managed to have two great Chinese meals, thanks to Dominic. "He seemed to know the places," recalls Ozburn. "Authentic Chinese food, as he would say." 15,000-square-foot gym and an eight-lane swimming pool. But facilities were limited when Dominic attended, notes Ozburn. "And being as bright as he was, he was still committed to his education first." Dominic was not the only international student at Lakehead during his time there. Two of his friends from the Salesian School in Hong Kong, where he did his lower grades, also spent a year at the university - and both went on to major prominence in the Hong Kong business arena in later life. Henry Cheng Kar-Shun and Douglas Chan Wing-Tak studied business administration at Lakehead. Dominic, who is tall, also played basketball at Lakehead. " I remember scoring the critical two points from the foul line," he says. "It won the game." At the time, Henry's father, Cheng Yu-Tung, had established himself in the jewellery business and was turning to real estate. That enterprise became the New World Development Group, a major property firm in Hong Kong, and when he retired in 2012, Cheng Yu-Tung was listed by Bloomberg Business magazine as the world's 34th richest man. These days Lakehead boasts state-of-theart sport and fitness facilities, including a lfenry succeeded his father as chairman of New World, and Douglas wor_ked in the company as a managing director for many years. Dominic remains in touch with both men and is currently creating "Iridescent Gold" art works and jewellery in collaboration with the Cheng family's Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group, now the world's largest jewellery company. Having reconnected with Henry and Douglas at Lakehead, Dominic says, "we became lifelong friends." Dominic also credits his brother Louis for giving him important support ever since his Harvard days. Louis joined Dominic in Boston at age 15 and followed him to Houston, where both raised families. Louis now serves as president of the World Eye Organization (where actor Jackie Chan chairs the international advisory board) and other Lam organizations. "Louis not only has a very good intellect and diligence but also exceptional emotional intelligence," says Dominic. "I would not be able to do many of my projects without him." Nor, arguably, without the grounding he got as an undergraduate. Today, Lakehead may be a much larger and more sophisticated university than it was in those early days. But Whitfield, who sits on Lakehead's 50th Anniversary Task Force, sees a continuum across the years. "Dominic and others made a significant contribution to setting the standards for the institution in terms of the kind of students we wanted to develop," he says. "Now, 50 years later, essentially we still want to do the same thing. People like Dominic are a powerful example of the fact that it can be done and that Lakehead is doing it." "That's another aspect of Dominic. If he gets interested in something, there is no end to his passion. He wants to be the best." - Torsten Wiesel, Nobel Laureate In 1981, Dominic, his daughter Yee, his son Fong, his brother Louis, and their mother gathered at Dominic} greenhouse in Houston. 8 Lakehead University ��~ Lakehead UNIVERSITY Internationa I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lakehead University Collection Description An account of the resource Photographs from Lakehead University's history: people, events, and campus. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lakehead Alumni, Summer 2015 Subject The topic of the resource Universities Description An account of the resource Lakehead Alumni. Summer 2015. Volume 32 #1. Issue features Dominic Man-Kit Lam; this copy is signed by Lam and addressed to President Stevenson. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lakehead University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2015 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://digitalcollections.lakeheadu.ca/files/original/86d4b79cf51b88e81946df17f23ba862.pdf 6d793f85257632fcb366de273238a667 PDF Text Text . , ··LAKEHEAD t "oil ' " • • B U s·· I· N E S S . . .. .. . ' .. • . ' • · ' "! .. . . . . ,., ' ~ 1995/96 ' �Practice Safe Sound Dude! POC-IT 'Oll CDS! Nand 100% 1dl ' . PATENT PENDi.NG PATENTE DEPOSITO DEMANDE DE BREVET DEPOSEE l+j, ~ "(._ I ,J 202½ Red River Road 344-1021 MON to WED & SAT 9 to 5:30 THURS & FRI 9 to 8 SUN 12:30 to 4 �The 1995--96 Student Handbook - -~ • :. \ Published by The L.U. Business Association �President's Message I would like to welcome all students of the Faculty of Business Administration to another school year. The Lakehead University Business Association (LUBA) is ready to make 95\96 the best year yet! We have a host of events planned from resume workshops to the Year-End Formal. Driven by our mission statement, LUBA's main role is to enrich its current members' experiences both academically and socially by offering an array of goods, services, events, and an opportunity to network with the business community. We have made some significant strides this past year, and plan to continue with LUBA's progress. Allow me to introduce you to an enthusiastic, hard working, vital part of LUBA. ... your new LUBA executive council: Mary Commisso, V.P. Human Resources Trish McClelland, V.P. Communications Randi Radul, V.P. Administration Wendy Rissanen, V.P. Finance On behalf of the executive, I would like to encourage you, as members of LUBA and students of the Faculty of Business Administration, to get involved. There are some new positions waiting to be filled on council, many volunteer opportunities for events, and plenty of seats available at general meetings. In order to serve you better, we need your input! For the fourth year in a row, LUBA has published the Student Handbook for its membership of over 600 undergraduate business students, faculty members, and alumni ... free of charge! How do we do it? Thanks to two groups of sponsors: I) Advertisers, whose financial support covered all our printing costs, and 2) Volunteers, who graciously donated their time, ideas, and talents. �I would like to encourage all business students to patronize the businesses who have advertised in the Handbook. These businesses have taken an interest in us, so let's support them too! In addition, I would like to acknowledge the wonderful group of people whose combined effort pulled the Handbook together: Jeff Howarth Stan Nemec Adam Molai Mike Racic Randi Radul Wendy Rissanen Bob Angell Professor Archibald Professor Cole Dean Dadgostar Professor Elmslie Professor Glew Professor Sacchetti Arlene Smith Moma Toderash Mike Tomcko On a final note, I would like to wish everyone a great year. As president of LUBA, I plan to work hard at making this a successful year, I look forward to working with a terrific council and I encourage you all to get involved! Yours Truly, Marianna DeAgazio 95/96 LUBA President Sharon Cole Assistant Professor Faculty Liaison E-mail: sharon.cole@Lakehead.ca �Lakehead University Business Association Mission Statement Lakehead University Business Association's purpose is: • To provide activities (social, academic and professional) for the benefit of our members, all students who are enrolled in Faculty of Business Administration courses. The activities are intended to complement our members' business studies while at Lakehead University, and foster lifelong camaraderie, learning and community responsibility. • To promote the accomplishments of Faculty of Business Administration students to the rest of Lakehead University, other universities and business community. We believe that we will achieve excellence by promoting professional and ethical behaviour at all times. Because we are a not-for-profit organization, our ultimate success depends largely on voluntarism among our members. By always striving to do things better, with the cooperation of our membership, volunteers, alumni, faculty, administration and business community, everyone will benefit. • Our members will have an opportunity to participate in activities (social, academic and professional) that compliment their business studies • Our volunteers will have an opportunity to apply and strengthen their business and life skills • Our alumni will have an opportunity to educate our members and network with other alumni • Our faculty and administration will have an opportunity to educate and develop relationships with our members outside of the classroom • Members of the business community will have an opportunity to support higher learning a~d recruit the brightest and the best for their organizations As the largest business student association on campus, it is imperative that we serve the needs of the many. Our goals will be achieved by coordinating the combined talents of our members, alumni, faculty, administration and the business community. �September • Registration & Orientation • Back to Business Bash • GolfToumament • Resume & Interview Workshop for Graduating Students • Lakehead Business Clothing Sales October • Bowl-A-Rama November • Annual Food Bank Collection December • Exams January • Icebreaker Bash • Lakehead Business Clothing Sales February • Bowl-A-Rama II • Appreciation Night March • LUBA Elections • Year-End Gala April • Exams Remember: Events can change, so watch for updates on the LUBA Bulletin Boards in the Ryan Building halls. �T~ to #1, LllEA ~ t ~ #1, .H~~~t ~~ V.P.A ~ ~~ T~H~ .V.P. ~ �SILKSCREEN PRINTING EMBROIDERY ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES T-Shirts Hats Jerseys Sweatshirts 1184 Roland Street Ph: 622-2604 Fax: 623-2011 QUALITY FRESH CUT FLOWERS 777 Red River Road (Across from Beer Store) & 595 W. 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TOtz.£ '5'P£l.l"'L~! �The Faculty of Business Administration Mission Statement The Lakehead University Faculty of Business Administration is a community of individuals dedicated to quality in management education, emphasizing undergraduate teaching and the on-going development of our students as decision makers and communicators able to serve society and its organizations effectively. Recognizing that such an endeavor is strengthened by diversity in faculty interests and scholarly pursuits, the Faculty of Business Adminstration engages in a broad spectrum of scholarly and community activities in support of quality management education. Dean's Message Dear Business Students: I am very pleased that the Lakehead University Business Association has been willing to produce this excellent resource for our Business students. I received many positive comments about last year's edition and know that students will make extensive use of this one in the corning months. As the new Dean of the Faculty, I look forward to serving you in the forthcoming year and building on the strengths that the Faculty of Business Administration has developed over the years. My best wishes to you for a successful academic year. Yours truly, Dr. Bahrarn Dadgostar Dean Faculty of Business Administration �The Faculty of Business Administration 1995/1996 Administrative Positions ... Dr. B. Dadgostar Dean Dr. R. Archibald Chair of Curriculum Years I and II Prof S. Cole Head of Human Resources Management/Industrial Relations Discipline Coordinator of International Exchanges FVA Student/Faculty Liaison Prof H. Elmslie Head of Accounting Discipline Prof M. Forbes Accounting Designation Advisor Prof R. Glew Head of Management Information System Discipline Coordinator of Small Business Consulting Service Prof K Hartviksen Head of Finance Discipline Prof B. Honey Chair, Distinguished Speakers Committee Prof B. Isotalo Chair of Curriculum Years III & IV Head of Marketing Discipline Prof G. Sacchetti Faculty Coordinator for ICBC Dr. C. Wentzell Coordinator of Research and Professional Activities �The Faculty of Business Administration Contact List 1995-1996 Name Extension (343-) Room Alexander, D. H. Archibald, R. W. Cameron, R. A. Christie, J Cole, S. Dadgostar, B. Elmslie, H. D. Fine, M. A Forbes, M. E. Glew, R. J. Handford, S. B. Hartviksen, K.R. Hensel, A. C. Honey, W. C. Isotalo, R. M Nelson, R. A. Phillips, G. E. Sacchetti, G. E. Thatcher, J. C. Wentzell, C. 8385 8388 8320 On Study Leave 8419 8698 8423 8422 8080 8635 8217 8497 8533 8543 8547 8525 8636 8763 8534 8387 RB 2018 RB 1035 RB 1013 Faculty of Business 8363 e-mail (name@lakeheadu.ca) RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB 1033 1017 1019 1031 1015 1034 1040 1043 1037 1036 1039 1029 1041 101 1 1009 1038 Bob.Archibald Rob.Cameron Sharon.Cole Bahram.Dadgostar Harry .Elmslie Maria.Fine Marg.Forbes Richard. Glew Bruce.Handford Ken.Hartviksen Art.Hensel Bill.Honey Bob.Isotalo Ron.Nelson Jerry.Phillips Gabe. Sacchetti Jan. Thatcher Corey. Wentzell �The Faculty of Business Adminstration Internal Guidelines for the Handling of Academic Problems General When a conflict or disagreement occurs between a faculty member and a student, it is in the interest of both parties, and the University, to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. In addition, the conflict should be resolved as close to the source of the problem as possible. These guidelines are designed to address matters of academic concern. These would include course-specific issues such as grading, student attendance, marking schemes, grading systems, faculty performance, etc. Other university policies and procedures exist to address issues such as student misconduct, harassment, and external academic appeals. Procedure When a student encounters an issue of academic concern related to a particular course, the student should discuss the issue directly with the Professor concerned. If not resolved at that stage, the student may bring the issue to the appropriate Program Chair. If not resolved, and further appeal is requested, the issue may be brought to the Dean of the Faculty. Throughout the process, the student may approach the Student/Faculty Liaison for support, intervention and/or advice. When the internal academic appeal process is exhausted and resolution has not been achieved, the jssue may be appealed through the Dean to the Senate Academic Appeals Committee. �Accounting Designations Students considering a professional accounting designation can satisfy the majority or all of the course requirements for their Chartered Accountant (CA), Certified Managerial Accountant (CMA), or Certified General Accountant (CGA) at Lakehead University. The following is a summary of these three designations: Chartered Accountant (CA) Chartered Accountancy provides a career that meets your need for continuing challenge and financial rewards, while making a positive contribution to society. For a dynamic future, think about becoming a CA. It's a profession with much to offer, including tremendous challenges within a variety of career opportunities, and a rewarding lifestyle. All types of organizations rely upon CAs to bring specialized skills and knowledge to management issues. CA student training is second to none in its breadth and quality. As a CA, you belong to a profession that rewards your effort with a sense of accomplishment and personal pride. Canadian CAs work in all parts of the world, as public accountants in small firms or international partnerships, or as a key part of management in multinational corporations or small businesses. And, in common with all other CAs, you will enjoy the prestige of a profession that has prepared you for the demands and rewards of a challenging career. Certified Management Accountant (CMA) The Certified Management Accountant has assumed an increasingly important role in our fastpaced, complex and competitive contemporary business world. Today's management accounting professionals have become prime players in the charting of virtually any modem organization's future. As the need for effective decision making grows ever more critical, the CMAs unique blend of broad-based theoretical, management and accounting knowledge plus proven operational an managerial expertise and experience are vital assets on any progressive management team. The key element in making an informed decision is the interpretation of information. The key to insightful interpretation is the background experience, working knowledge and performance level of those performing the evaluation. The Certified Management Accountant is well-trained to apply an in-depth understanding of advanced management practices to set the strategic direction of any organization - and well equipped to actively participate in successfully achieving its goals. As such, the CMA professional represents a one-of-a-kind human resource - invaluable both in day-to-day operational management and for strategic and financial planning activies throughout all sectors and at all levels of business, industry and government. �Certified General Accountant (CGA) Combining top-notch academic and practical experience, the CGA certification process offers an excellent educational opportunity to acquire skills and knowledge needed to become an accounting professional : a CGA. The keys to the CGA program of professional studies are its flexibility and its realistic approach to the needs of today's - and tomorrow's - marketplace. Whether you are employed in industry, commerce, government, or public practice, the CGA certification process will give you the keys to unlock a challenging and rewarding future as a Certified General Accountant. The certification process delivers a broad generalist curriculum an self-study combined with practical experience. At the senior level, you'll choose a specialty. Over the years, the program content has been refined to keep pace with the ever-expanding global marketplace. The Association has a strong commitment to the principle of open access for students throughout Ontario. College and university graduates, mature students and people of all backgrounds are welcome to pursue certification. There is no entrance examination. For more information about any of the three recognized accounting designations described above, contact Professor Marg Forbes at 343-8080. She is available to help you design your personal program of study towards a future in accountancy. AccoW1ting Prerequisite Path 1012 ~ 2012 l___ 2052 .... 3072 4232 '"" 3052 4252 ~ 3012 .... 3032 4212 4272 "" 4412 4072 C 4432 4452 �INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS/HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PREREQUISITE PATH 1011 3018/3418 2018 OtB C.ocmonly) - - 4038 ""' 4218 (INhM\only) 3058 - 4458 -- 4018* "°" 4058 ·-· 4078 - 4238 - 4278 "" 4478 - 4438 3218 • ~ n l j-.ilfhf(«-t'fM.lit c ~SihcilA4c«uct.VIM.KW 4418* I 4258 MARKETING PREREQUISITE PATH 2014 2034 6<MW'l\lodl201♦ Al0J4 3014 4014 4034 -~· 4054 4074 4214 4234 4254 4274 4414 �INFORMATION SYSTEMS PREREQUISITE PATH 1013 2013 '"" 3073 3213 3233 4253 .... 4273 4033 '"' 4233 �Lakehead University Who ~hould I Cohtf!ct'? University Switchboard ........343-8110 Student Services 343-8149 Continuing/Distance Education Continuing Ed. Distance Ed. Residence/Housing 343-8133 343-8210 343-8512 343-8649 343-8601 Personal & Career Couns. 343-8739 Chaplaincy 343-8002 Career Centre 343-8018 Athletics Director Coordinator Learning Assistance Special Needs 343-8087 343-8086 Student Union President 343-8550 Health Services Nurse 343-8397 343-8723 Ombudsperson 343-8061 Student Placement & Co-op 343-8264 Financial Aid 343-8 150 Security (Lost & Found) Chief of Security Emergency 343-8569 343-8911 Printing Services 343-8409 International Student Office 343-8923 Graduate Studies & Research 343-8793 Library Services Circulation Search Services Information Desk 343-8212 343-8129 343-8302 Bookstore & Campus Store Bookstore Computer Store Intersection 343-8130 343-8770 343-8961 Admission &Registration 343-8500 Computer Services 343-8133 �Intercollegiate Business Competition Each year the brightest and best business students from across Canada compete in ICBC. Queen's ICBC is becoming the Stanley Cup ofthe Undergraduate Business Schools - a prize enhancing a school's reputation and igniting fierce pride among students. Background When ICBC originated in 1979, the aims and objectives were: to provide business and students alike from across Canada, with a forum for the constructive exchange of ideas and to establish relationships which endure in the future years; to challenge and further develop a variety of essential business skills;' to increase the visibility of all participating schools within the various communities - business, government and public; to promote, in the eyes of the public, the positive qualities of the business schools and programs; and, to provide an opportunity for social interaction with business students from across Canada. ICBC is organized entirely by the Queen's ICBC Committee, a committee ofQueen's Commerce students. These students serve on the Committee for one year beginning in February and like most of you, these students have full-time course loads! The Committee has substantial financial support from corporate donors such as the Financial Post and Unilever (to mention a few) and academic support from Queen's faculty who mark the Preliminary Round case submissions. However, notwithstanding this support, the Committee cannot be praised enough for having hosted this highly popular and successful event over the past 17 years! Preliminary Round During the preliminary round, held in September and October of each year, over 20 universities play-off to qualify for the finals by preparing a written case submission for the following. Accounting Case 2 students Business Policy (Strategy) Case 3 students Finance Case (new in 1995) 2 students Labour Arbitration Case 2 students 2 students Management Information Systems Case 2 students Marketing Case Final Round During the Final Round, held at Queen's in January, the top five teams in each area of competition compete for 1st and 2nd place. However in this round, competitors have 15 minutes to make an oral presentation to a panel of judges made up of leaders of the Canadian business community (after only 5 hours of preparation)! There is also a debating competition introduced in the Final Round - only the top five schools overall are invited to participate in the debating. Lakehead's Results "Lakehead has competed in ICBC since its inception in I 979 and has posted excellent results over the �HB Commerce '94) placed second in the Final Round and in 1993, our Marketing team (Stacey Medwid HB Commerce '93 , and Rhonda Pettigrew, HB Commerce '93) placed first in the final round!! In fact, La.kehead has placed in the top five teams overall in four of the past six years during the Preliminary Round (see chart). Sponsorship Our team's travel costs to Kingston can be substantial, placing considerable strain on operating funds available to the Faculty of Business Administration (especially at a time when university funding is declining). Three years ago La.kehead was fortunate enough to secure a business sponsor for its ICBC team. The chartered accounting firm KPMG Peat Marwick Thome established an ICBC endowment fund (eventually self-supporting) to which it contributes annually. I would like to thank everyone who makes ICBC possible at La.k.ehead: the faculty at large and faculty liaisons for their assistance during the course of the competition; the firm of KPMG Pear Marwick Thome for its generous financial sponsorship, and especially, the team members for their participation. These students' dedication to representing La.kehead's Faculty of Business Administration in its best light is something for which we should all be grateful! 1996 ICBC Coordinator Gabriella Sacchetti 1995 Accounting 1994 1992 Accounting Debating Labour Arbitration 1993 Labour Arbitration 1991 1990 Accounting Accounting ComputeT Simulation ComputeT Simulation Computer Simulation Debating Debating Debating Labour Arbitration Labour Arbitration Labour Arbitration 2nd Platt Management Information Systems Management Information Systems Marketing Maricettng Marketing lat Place Shaded Area = Placing in Final Round Marketing �Lakehead University Business Association Things To I<now Absences From Class If you will be unable to attend a class, speak to the professor ahead of time when at all possible. It is also recommended that you find a fellow student to photocopy handouts from, rather than inconvenience your professor for them. In addition, be sure to catch up on all of the readings and assignments before the next class. Academic Advising. The Faculty of Business is filled with academic advisors...your professors. They are ready and willing to help you choose the correct course and put you on the right track. Each professor has either open or scheduled office hours as well as his or her own E-mail account. Make an appointment either in person, by phone, or through E-mail with your professor to discuss your academic career. If a professor is not available, when you need counseling, contact your program chair. Classroom Etiquette Common courtesy towards your peers as well as your professor is expected from every student. Do not talk when others are talking, do not excuse yourself from class needlessly (to get snacks or roam the halls), and if you are having a snack do so inconspicuously. Above all, remember that respect for your processors and classmates is the key to a rewarding and enjoyable year at university. Study Habits One of the greatest assets you can have in university is good study habits. They can be acquired or improved upon through workshops, peer study groups, and advice from professors. As fellow students, the best advice we can give you is to learn from your mistakes, use this handbook to set aside time for studying, and most importantly don't procrastinate. �Adding/Dropping Courses Changing you schedule and work load is a serious matter. You must remember there are deadlines for adding or dropping courses. They are as follows: Additions: Fall half courses Full year courses Winter half courses September 20 September 20 January 11 Withdraws (without academic penalty): Fall half courses November 6 Full year courses February 6 Winter half courses February 27 In order to drop or add a course, you must fill out a form which can be picked up at the Registrar's Office. Once the form is filled out, it must be signed by your program chair and submitted to the Registrar. Lakehead University Small Business Consulting Service Contact Adam Molai or Mark Sawchuk ar 343-8660 or in RB 1016 Small Business operators are constantly confronted with management decisions. In order to succeed it is essential that right decision are made. The Lakehead University Small Business Consulting Service can help. The service is designed to help small businesses in Northwestern Ontario as well as give business students an exciting opportunity to apply the skills they have learned to real life consulting projects. 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CJ'oo • - ~ u . ~4 - Thursday @i my mo'£_ :li-o~ ~t'~~ 24 ~ r P--..Q :)1-- ~.\•DO ~ \'fl~ t')~~ Sat/Sun 25/26 �November 95 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Monday 27 rre£;} ""C0 - £r ¼-,~ 1 Tuesday 28 Wednesday 29 l e,'=>~ 7 - q c_n 5~ b �Thursday __,c_a\\ fff\v-e.Jl~ c) - c)' 30 -:3~ -:::---.=;;,,::::-- ~ ~ \ . \ :§-~\ \-Qd tic.)\-\\v-.e..Fg~ay 1 -{¾:)if+ Classes End 2/3 �''Official Supplier of Lakehead University School Rings" <1iJt> Call TOLL FREE: 1-800-465-2207 V DAVE DOUGLAS JEWELLERS 2:00 RED RIVER AD. THUNDER IA'I', ONTARIO P711A4 IUS (807) )44-M71 FAX (IG7) 345-1902 THUNDER BAY TRANSIT "YOUR BEST MODE OF TRANSPORTATION" 2 Routes Serving the University! 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AUDIO VIDEO EXPERTS 977 Allov Drive 623-8001 �December Sunday (9- 1 0 Tuesday Monday 1995 Co/\ u Wednesday Thursday I ~ ~/1e.,u._; - th V) e.11 y Friday ~~ 'f 11·-t Saturday 2 !Ot\\.f'::> '::utrn~1-+ 't:0&, lN-,~S ,p,,,.,, *'1 \c'\ 5\-l'Ct~L\ L ~ '("I-€., L io \<(B ,o,;!/ 4 3 J0\,b ~vJe..J 5 11 rr d> 10 Irv"\ 12 (_ 13 ¾ 3 \ I 'i 9 s }.v._tff \),"""tl /1 -~~~ ~0~ 1~\Q r 20 ~ l ci. \1-l:, ~ 1.: Drne-t , I "<..)t hCtri~ 22 \-e0~ 28 f- ) I . • ~{;-5 Gr6J5 ~ 1'3:>,r- ~ 29 ::µY0 (_r;;:,\("/\€)~ . ' (:P~ 23 ~ ~£, (y'CC.r, \\-':) ~~Cl S ~ ~ q 27 - ~ --..., --=. - ~ ~(A/\0 )1 "" C \-(#. {tp_~ ., - - 19 ~ \.b\J \Y\~"' 1.,l~'-17 ~I- " ~ C> :l t ' ,...o~~ h--- ~,<=::, o....r-\-, 1¥(, I ® 31 ( 9 ~ \ Co--9 i-..o-.u..:> ~~~'-'\ {/4.m,A,1,.o 7 ') LQ\S-C\-1 ~~ '8 17 LQS\ Oi-\ -\~;s \)'<V "') 8 7 6 )\f ~9 -~· 30 '-# �December 95 Su11 Mo11 Tue Wed Tliu· Fri 3 10 17 24 4 11 18 25 Sat 1 2 5 12 6 7 8 9 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 30 31 ·M onday 4 \j Tuesday 5 Exams Begin Wednesday 6 ( �Thought for the week: "Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it." - Samuel Johnson 1709-1784 "We htlp you and your computtr btcDmt /ritndsfor life." 109 May Street South, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7E 1A9 (80n 622-4242 IFA.XI 625-9480 Thursday 7 Friday 8 9/10 �December 95 Sun Mo11 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 17 11 18 12 14 15 16 19 13 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 21 28 29 30 31 Monday 11 Tuesday 12 Wednesday 13 �Thursday 14 Friday 15 Sat/Sun 16/17 �December 95 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fri Sat 3 4 10 11 17 24 31 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 Monday 18 Tuesday 19 Wednesday 20 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 �Thursday 21 Friday 22 Sat/Sun 23/24 �December 95 Sun Mon Tue Wed T/111 Fri 1 8 6 7 5 4 3 14 15 12 13 10 11 21 22 20 19 17 18 29 27 28 25 26 24 31 Monday Sat 2 9 16 23 30 25 Christmas Day Tuesday 26 Wednesday 27 �Thursday 28 Friday 29 Sat/Sun 30/31 �NB•'3JKA• ACLASSACT. For a break or a bite Robin's fresh coffee, delicious donuts, muffins & sandwiches make the grade! 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(Lakchcad) M.B.A. (Y\nkl I ~ North Superior Publishing Inc. l/W) 1145 Darton St. Phone: 623-2348 Fax: 623-751S �January 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 2 3 4 5 @) Saturday 6 C..)Cl'.?'>i ~ 0 ~00+ rK..;., ,,... <2,(3;;;. ~ ~76-5 ~ ®1 8 9 10 11 12 13 19 20 26 27 r--1:)r;- 'b ® 14 15 16 17 18 ht::, @ 21 22 23 24 5-b 25 ✓ Kt3>~- '5 ® 2s 29 ~'f() ~ \.\ci£\ff.~o ........30 ~ 31 "5Jtrn,t droft+ (€,QO fos¥°'~~ �January 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Monday 1 Tuesday Classes Begin Wednesday 3 �Thursday 4 Friday 5 �January 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu 4 3 2 1 Fri Sat 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Monday 8 Tuesday 9 Wednesday �Thursday 11 Friday 12 Sat/Sun 13/14 �January 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Monday 15 Tuesday 16 Wednesday 17 ~G(~~ L/~f)~ - no CJoS.5 L,~- �Thursday 18 Friday 19 Sun 20/21 �January 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tltu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Monday 22 Tuesday Wednesday 24 �Thursday 25 Friday 26 Sat/Sun 27/28 �Did you miss your labs? We won't do your assignments ... But we will show you how©· to use the software!! v Ask about Windows. Microsoft Office (Word. Excel. Powerpoint, & Access). and SPSS Training. 730 SYNDICATE AVE Soura FAX: 622-2374 (807) 623-2425 LARRY JOY MEN'S WEAR LTD. FORMAL WEAR SPEClALISTS FORMAL AND FINE DRESS CLOTHING for MEN AND BOYS HOURS: 9:00 TO 5:30 MON TO FRI, 9:00TO 4:00 SAT BRING THIS AD IN AND RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY PURCHASE/ LU STUDENT SPECIAL! Professionally Prepared Tax Returns Starting at $25. Also: • Personalized Resume Consultation · Typing Services • Color Printing Over 12 Years Experience PRI-MAK ENTERPRISES Carol A. Makarec 639 Simpson Street 623-1217 362 Conyers Street TEL: 683-5621 CELL: 473-6553 �February 1996 Sunday ~ © 4 Monday Tuesday ?JO g,0.. ~ Wednesday I ~ o/~\ 6 7 I o Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 8 9 10 ' ~~3 ~¥..Q v (_Iv. "',> -~-<..-\).Q 0i'- ~ lo-:,> I {)M '-"~ ' i ® 11 5 1s 13 19 20 \ 21 15 16 17 22 23 24 ~ < ..., .....___; @25 26 ~?<~., ·o<V27 28 ~~7~ ~~ 29 ~ c t! hSfA �February 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Monday 29 Tuesday Wednesday 31 �Thought ror the week: "Economy is going without something you do want in case you should, .wme day, want romething you probably don't wunt." - Anthony Hope 1863-1933 L 109 May Street South, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7E 1A9 "We help you and your computer become friends for life." (60 7l 622-4242 (F.-.,c) 625-9480 Thursday 1 Friday 2 Sat/Sun 3/4 �February 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Monday 5 Tuesday 6 Wednesday �~:D~ ~~ upc.. \~t>5 ·, o . . . , v (c;vGI-\ Thursday 8 Friday 9 ~7 Sat/Sun 10/11 �February 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tltu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Monday 12 Tuesday 13 Wednesday 14 Valentine's Day �Thursday 15 Friday 16 Sat/Sun 17/18 �February 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Monday 19 Study Week Begins Tuesday 20 Wednesday 21 �Thursday 22 Friday 23 Sat/Sun 24/25 �February 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed TJ,u Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Monday 26 Tuesday 27 Wednesday 28 �Thursday Friday Sat/Sun 29 1 2/3 �Contact James Picard for more information. Dominion ----NOfOII PONTIAC BUICK GMC James Picard Dominion Motors 882 Copper Cres. 343-2277 or 1-800-465-3899 ·-: --. .. .-.::..; . ~ :.. ·::·: -· .,·:-~·:-:.·•-.~ �March 1996 Sunday Monday ®3 ® 10 f I \ ~ \~-'-{ , 5 Wednesday 6 Thursday 7 Friday Saturday 1 2 ~ ~~t<-~ G-'6 s 9 _,,,.,--- g \),~ 13 18 ~ 14 Ll"0"'4. 15 16 22 23 29 30 10() ~~ ~ '-8- 31 Tuesday Q~Lj 19 20 21 �March 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fri 3 4 10 11 17 24 31 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 Monday 4 Tuesday 5 Wednesday 6 1 8 15 22 29 Sat 2 9 16 23 30 �Thursday 7 Friday 8 Sat/Sun 9/10 �March 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fri 3 4 10 17 24 31 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 Monday 11 Tuesday 12 Wednesday 13 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 Sat 2 9 16 23 30 �Thursday 14 Friday 15 Sat/Sun 16/17 �March 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tl,u 3 10 17 24 31 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 Monday 18 Tuesday 19 Wednesday 20 7 14 21 28 Fri 1 8 15 22 29 Sat 2 9 16 23 30 �Thursday 21 Friday 22 Sat/Sun 23/24 �March 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fri Sat 1 3 10 17 24 31 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 Monday 25 Tuesday 26 Wednesday 27 7 8 14 15 22 29 21 28 2 9 16 23 30 �Thursday 28 Friday 29 Sat/Sun 30/31 �Welcome Students to the University Park MotorMofel '•. 1'\1' < "'~ "- . >, • • " . ~ "" ' ..• .• At the University Park Motor Motel we have a clean spacious room just waiting for you in walking distance of the University Rooms include: • All Utilities • Fridge & Microwave • Phone & Cable T.V. • Four Piece Bath • Wall to Wal1 Carpet • Bed • Desk Also Available: • Games Room • Laundry Facilities • Kitchen Facilities • Double Room Accommodations MM.8TOR . 439 Memorial Avenue, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 3Y6 (Right next door to Robin's Donuts) t-soo-411-s333 t!El IIEl • TEL �April 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 ~(o.\e..~ ~ct> \Yra.r.\o ,Of'\ ()\):,t t;;,)Q... ~~ ro.-v J)_(h__ \- ,,-~ 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 20 ~\- ll-~ 14 15 ~~\ 7 21 ( 2r / IJ ~~ .___, 28 29 X I I--~ - 30 2y j/'C:) yX 26 u II> .c::,H q--~ 27 �April 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tllu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 . 30 Monday 1 Classes End Tuesday 2 Wednesday 3 �Thursday 4 Friday 5 Sat/Sun Easter Sunday 6/7 �April 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Monday 8 Tuesday 9 Exams Begin Wednesday 10 �Thought for the week: "We have no more right to consume happiness without producing it than to consume wealth without producing it. 11 • George Bernard Shaw 1856-1950 L 109 May Street South, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7E 1A9 "We help you and your computer become friends for life." (807) 622-4242 {FAX) 62S-9480 Thursday 11 Friday 12 Sat/Sun 13/14 �April 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tim Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Monday 15 Tuesday 16 Wednesday 17 �Thursday 18 Friday 19 Sat/Sun 20/21 �April 96 Sun Mon Tue Wed Tltu 4 3 2 1 11 9 10 8 7 18 17 16 15 14 24 25 23 22 21 28 29 30 Monday 22 Tuesday 23 Wednesday 24 Fri 5 Sat 12 13 19 20 26 27 6 �Thursday 25 Friday 26 Sat/Sun 27/28 �CERTIFIED MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT · Personal and Corporate Taxes • Complete Bookkeeping and Payroll Services · Financial Statements • Computer Training · Financial and Business Consulting • Business Start-ups P er>sever>a nee 11 The diffe-rence betweer, a successful pe-rson and others is not a lack of st-ren9lh, nol a lack of l,nowledge, but 'l"athey, a lc:1ck of will. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '96 Ljuba Keenan, CMA Lakehead University Business Graduate 264 N. Cumberland Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario P?A 4N5 Phone/Fax: (807) 344-1503 E-Mail: LJUBA.KEENAN@CANREM.COM 11 �_J ..... ' 1v1ay 1996 Sunday Tuesday Monday ~r /\-S Wednesday Thursday G' \..() 2 1 ~ ll-S Jl--6 Friday Satllrday - .., ! p ,, 3 7 6 8 1(-5 I 1 ~- 6 8 12 :<t M) ~ 71/ 13 14 15 @) f<l;- 19 ;o ·@ 22 I 4 ~ -°o ·5 ' I ~ il j ~ 1 6f'Y\) I 1-'5 -\ • ~~ 18 , \I (jt_) S-'6 /Y1J l\-5 ® ® 30 31 # IBGJrn 10 - 26 27 1 p_{t,~) 28 C\--~,e L__ ~~~11'0 "'~ I ' /l~~ 29 ~Yn) q-~ / -~ ~~) Cl_,, ~ ~ Povn~ q-'S c;-~~ - -- I /) �June 1996 Tuesday Iflfonday Sunday Thursday Wednesday Friday r - I 1 (b I r '\ I q-s ~ 11 10 9 I -._ I ~ 9 Jj 17 16 .... 24 23 6 I /- 5 ~ 5 3 2 I . "" 13 _l _., G 7 8 14 15 I 18 11-5 19 20 21 22 2,5 26 27 28 29 L \ \ ,.,_) I q 5 ' - - ...1.. ,.~ ~, 1 1!--5 r. 30 Saturday I I · - - - - -~ I :'.)- J �July 1996 J Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fri,l:i.y Satur,lay 1 ,2 3 4 5 6 ' cf(; J ~ Q&n~ C\.1is-s.,~ 8 7 ~ 9 10 11 13 t - i--~ ) l-6 -~ n 12 {&y,,) . , ._, - ~ ,-...;) Q-~ '~~ \ ~ ~ t{ .It .. 16 15 17 18 19 20 ~~ <\4-s.~ 21 ::::::, 22 23 - \1-S ~~~GJ,:"'. ' - 28 - !> 30 1/-'5 -- 27 26 25 - ---- .~ :t.:::> - 29 ~~ 24 ·- < 31 ~ ., \ �August 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 - 4 5 ~ ~~ 11 12 7 6 8 O~l\ - Q•,\IS - "=>'-6 13 14 15 llJ:5 25 ~ 20 19 ~e,m~ 26 Rtt'<'-J \\-S 17 16 &.~6 : 1~ 18 10 9 - 21 22 23 b 27 24 ;;:::,,. 28 29 30 31 --- �LU STUDENT SPECIAL 2 0°/o OFF ALL MENU ITEMS whi.t vAlid sTudENT I.D 863 Red River Rd. a 767-7777 ~ 772 James St. N. 475-4222 Congratulations to the Class of '96 m - - -- Sacchetti Construction Ltd· csr. 1973 GENERALCONTRACTORS HEAVY INDUSTRIAL • CIVIL• COMMERCIAL E:f ftt,ti-14 IF BUSY C.ALL. 345-2677 FAX E~~"l{H:EJ 38a rcnr v-,1~~1 ~.'.! rtO n•·..1~.cr;- ;;Ao ~e:::~ Proud supporters of the Faculty of Business Administration Leon Sacchetti, C.E.T. . Paolo Sacchetti, HB. Comm �977 Alloy Drive - Near Krazy Krazy • Sound Systems • Lighting • Wireless Systems • Karaoke Rentals • Rentals • Pyro-Technics • Video & Big Scr,eens • Foggers and Special Effects • Full Disc Jockey Service 15% Discowtt to LU Students with Student Card 11 wan 11111, AIIIP to 10,111 wan 1,1 MIDWAY DR YCLEANERS & TAILORS - Dry Cleaning - Shirt Service - Alterations - Bedspreads - Laundry - Sleeping Bags Receive $3 .00 OFF Dry Cleaning worth $10.00 or more with this ad (Valid on incoming orders only) WE HAVE IT ALLI 517 Simpson St. 623-63 1l Dawson Heights Plaza 767-1101 �301 Pearl Street Phone 344-5911 On-Site Computer Rentals Colour Scanning Print from Disk to Laser, Colour Ink Jet, or Colour Laser Printers Laminations, Fax Service Typing Service, Resumes Graphic Design, B/W and Colour Photocopying Shag Tickets, Internet Access We do it all and MORE .... Fine Italian Food, Imported meats and cheeses, Fresh meats, Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Grape Juices & Wine Supplies. jse9 11TH AVENUE! HA TTRESSES AND A WHOLE LOT HORE llo/lfe u/ t/4u~e ~ FABULOUS FUTONS! l~CK-1 5 - 589 I t~ MEMORIAL AVENUE t 1TH AVENUE t/ua. re- a/«JQj4 "1t,/ct1«e- f'! OPEN THURS atlfattru4' tftir,f & FRI T I L 9 PM FREE DELIVERY. . . ASK US A B O U T I T ! ...... �WELCOME TO THE BUSINESS WORLD. DO YOU HAVE YOUR CMA DESIGNATION? As a uni vcrsity business student, you're aware :u,d practice. Graduates of the two-year CMA of some oftl1e challenges that may cross your Professional Program hold a designation that is path in your chosen profession. It won't always much valued and richly rewarded in today's be easy. And you'll need more than your wits - business world. you'll need the CMA designation to succeed Give yourself a competitive edge in the Certified Management Accountants are trained marketplace. Enroll in the CMA Program. to develop a distinctive oompetence in Call the Society of Management Accountants of management knowledge, skills Ontario at (416) 977-7741 or phone toll free 1- 800-387-299 I. CMA Certified Management Accountant The Society of Management Accountants of Ontario 70 University Annut, Suitt JOO, Toronto, Onl:lrlo MSJ 2M4 (416) 9'77-7741 �- - - - - . - --· - - - - - J I JI ___ ______________________ _ 1_ I �C1,eete 11nd B11,on Po1i111io 1bi, c.oupon entit\e, the bearer to Skint 1 ftl.££ order of Coupon R, dr:UNl:ilc Sun-W«i I pm Co clou. Not to b" med with -..ny othu f ren,h f rier, ~and upon ava~,b~it-j 1170 Memorial Ave 622-5500 March 1996 Buv on,, q,i on, P~BB! Liberty Pizza with Two Topping, 1bi, c.oupon entit\e, the ' bearer to , ftl.££ s\i,e. of l'iz.t.a l'iz.t.a Coupon Rtdmn1blt 511n,W«i I pmto cloat. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Canada - Ontario - Thunder Bay Title A name given to the resource Lakehead Business Handbook Description An account of the resource Handbook for Business students at Lakehead University, 1995-1996. Includes message and mission from the Lakehead University Business Association LUBA, campus and program information, and daytimer pages. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lakehead University Business Association Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1995 Subject The topic of the resource University Life https://digitalcollections.lakeheadu.ca/files/original/a9e0b3410d56757b07081d105aa38750.pdf 839f8b24069cef8eb43a0787601d9788 PDF Text Text L \ .. \. ,_ l J' \. ' ., C I\ ·"' " , � .l I .... J1 , ;, _I I •, \ , v I .. .� I It (. . .. • ,, ' '· /, i /. ' , )_ .I /. I j 'I ' 1, \\ ) -I �Needmone for school? Your Bank Your Way Student Line •Full-time students can qualify for up to $5,500 a year for four years. • Interest rates are set monthly at the low rate of Prime+ 1%. •Unlike a loan, pay interest each month on only what you use. 231 Red River Rd. (807) 345-1401 County Fair Plaza 1020 Dawson Rd. (807) 767-6257 • After you finish or leave school, TD Student Line offers a 12-month grace period, during which you pay interest only. http://www.tdbank.ca/tdbank 129 Frederica St. (807) 475-5221 McIntyre Centre 1186 Memorial Ave. (807) 623-4243 �1996 - 97 Student Handbook Published by The Lakehead University Business Association �Lakehead University Business Association Mission Statement Lakehead University Business Association's purpose is: To provide activities (social, academic and professional) for the benefit of our members, all students who are enrolled in Faculty of Business Administration courses. The activities are intended to complement our members' business studies while at Lakehead University, and foster lifelong camaraderie, learning and community responsibility. • To promote the accomplishments of Faculty of Business Administration students to the rest of Lakehead University, other universities and business community. We believe that we will achieve excellence by promoting professional and ethical behaviour at all times. Because we are a not-for-profit organization, our ultimate success depends largely on voluntarism among our members. By always striving to do things better, with the cooperation of our membership, volunteers, alumni, faculty, administration and business community, everyone will benefit. • Our members will have an opportunity to participate in activities (social, academic and professional) that compliment their business studies • Our volunteers will have an opportunity to apply and strengthen their business and life skills • Our alumni will have an opportunity to educate our members and network with other alumni • Our faculty and administration will have an opportunity to educate and develop relationships with our members outside of the classroom • Members of the business community will have an opportunity to support higher learning and recruit the brightest and the best for their organizations As the largest business student association on campus, it is imperative that we serve the needs of the many. Our goals will be achieved by coordinating the combined talents of our members, alumni, faculty, administration and the business community. �President's Message Welcome all Faculty of Business Administration Students to the 1996 - 1997 academic school year. The Lakehead University Business Association (LUBA) will be with you every step of the way through the school year! I LUBA's main goal is to provide a host of both social and academic events, for all business students to enjoy. Driven by our continuous improvement goal, LUBA is always re-evaluating our products and services to best meet the needs of all students in the Faculty of Business Administration. Through the past years, LUBA has become a council full of enthusiasm and interest in the Faculty of Business Administration as it is today. Hard work and dedication of the 1996 - 1997 LUBA Council will be the keynote to this year's LUBA success. As president. I am honoured to be a part of a fantastic LUBA Council that will provide various activities such as Lakehead Business Clothing Sales, Annual Back to Business Bash, Annual Food Bank Collection and our ever popular Bowl-A-Ramal I The 1996 - 1997 LUBA Council is proud to distribute the fifth annual Student Handbook to over 600 undergraduate students, faculty, and alumni free of charge. Thanks to the cooperation of the Faculty of Business Administration, volunteers, advertisers, and handbook committee, the 1996 - 1997 LUBA Handbook has been able to be created. LUBA is always looking for volunteers and ideas. Please e-mail LUBA@ice.lakeheadu.ca with any questions or comments. Have a great year at the Lakehead University Faculty of Business Administration 11 (&112//latJk -• Cyndi Babbs 1996 - 1997 LUBA President �LUBA ACTIVITIES September Registration and Orientation Back to Business Bash Lakehead Business Clothing Sales LUBA Update Business Card Sales October Bowl-A-Rama Pool Tourney November LUBA Update Annual Food Bank Collection January Icebreaker Bash Lakehead Business Clothing Sales Business Card Sales Feburary Bowl-A-Rama Appreciation Night LUBA Update Graduation Photographs March LUBA Elections Valdictorian Elections Year-End Gala �I 1996 • 1991 Bxoel4til'o llABA 00l4HeilJ ....... 11.P. t dHtlHlst,"tloH S1ito Dawso1t '1oa1t1t fft1H1taft �THINGS To KNow Absences From Class If you are unable to attend a class, speak to the professor before hand, when at all possible. It is also recommended to find a fellow student to photocopy possible handouts from, rather than inconveniencing your professor for them. In addition, be sure to catch up on all readings and assignments before the next class. The Faculty of Business is filled with academic advisors ..... your professors. They are ready and willing to help you choose the correct course and put you on the right track. Each professor has either open or scheduled office hours as well as their own E-mail account. Make an appointment in person, by phone, or through E-mail with your professor to discuss your academic career. If a professor is unavailable, at the time you need counselling, contact your program chair. Classroom Etiquette Common courtesy towards your peers as well as your professor is expected from every student. Do not talk when others are talking, do not excuse yourself from class needlessly (to get snacks or roam the halls), and if you are having a snack do so inconspicuously. Above all, remember that respect for your professors and classmates is the key to a rewarding and enjoyable year in the Faculty of Business Administration at Lakehead University. Study Habits One of the greatest assets you can have in university is good study habits. They can be acquired or improved upon through workshops, peer study groups, and advice from professors. As fellow students, the best advice we can give is to learn from your mistakes, use this handbook for time management, and most importantly don't procrastinate!! �Faculty of Business Adm inistration Contact List Faculty of Business Administration 343-8363 Faculty Office Extension (343-) E-mail (namc@lce.lakeheadu.ca) Alexander, D.H. 2018 8385 Archibald, R. W. 1035 8388 Bob. Archibald Cameron, R.A. 1013 8320 Rob.Cameron Cole, S. 1033 8419 Sharon.Cole Dadgostar, B. 1014 8410 Bahram.Dadgostar Elmslie, H.D. 1019 8423 Hany.Elmslie Forbes, M.E. 1015 8080 Marg.Forbes Glew, R.J. 1034 8635 Richard.Glew Handford, S.B. 1040 8217 Bruce.Handford Hartviksen, K.R 1043 8497 Ken.Hartviksen Hassay, D.N. 1031 8422 Derek.Hassay Isotalo, RM. 1039 8547 Bob.lsotalo Neslon, RA. 1029 8525 Ron.Nelson Phillips, G.E. 1041 8636 Jerry.Phillips Thatcher, J.C. 1009 8534 Jan.Thatcher �The Faculty of Business Administration 1996/1997 Administrative Positions Dr. B. Dadgostar Dean Dr. R. Archibald Chair of Curriculum Years I, II Professor S. Cole FVA Student/Faculty Liaison Professor H . Elmslie Co-ordinator of Accounting Discipline Professor M. Forbes Accounting Designation Advisor Professor R. Glew Co-ordinator of Management Information Systems Discipline Co-ordinator of Lakhead University Management Consulting Service Professor K. Hartviksen Co-ordinator of Finance Discipline Professor Handford Co-ordinator of Human Resources and Management/Industrial Relations Discipline Co-ordinator of Research and Scholarly Activities Professor B. Isotalo Chair of Curriculum Years III, IV Professor R. Nelson Co-ordinator of Operations Management Discipline �Dean's Message Dear Business Students: I would like to express my appreciation to the Lakehead University Business Association for the production of this excellent resource for our Business students. I received many positive comments about previous editions and know that students will make extensive use of this one in the coming mo As the Dean of the Faculty, I look forward to serving you in the forthcoming year and building on th strengths that the Faculty of Business Administration has developed over the years. My best wishes to you for a successful academic year. Yours truly, Dr. Bahram Dadgostar Dean Faculty of Business Administration The Faculty of Business Administration Mission Statement The Lakehead University Faculty of Business Administration is a community of individuals dedicate quality in management education, emphasizing undergraduate teaching and the on-going developmer our students as decision makers and communicators able to serve society and its organizations effecti\ Recognizing that such an endeavour is strengthened by diversity in faculty interests and schol pursuits, the Faculty of Business Administration engages in a broad spectrum of scholarly community activities in support of quality management education. �Lakehead University Management Consulting Service TEL: (807) 343-8660 FAx: (807) 343-8443 Business owners and managers are constantly confronted with important management decisions. In order to succeed it is essential that the right decisions are made. The Lakehead University Management Consulting service can help. The service, previously known as the Small Business Consulting Service, is designed to help small and medium sized businesses in Northwestern Ontario with all their consulting needs. The Management Consulting Service provides many types of consulting services in all business areas. Some of the services that are provided include: ~arketing Accounting/Finance Market research System development Feasibility studies Bookkeeping Business plans Funding analysis Marketing plans Income tax preparation nformation Systems Management Software/ hardware set-up Strategic analysis Web site design Operational reviews Workstation set-up Economic risk analysis Computer training Human resource planning The Management Consulting Service provides a free and confidential consultation to all clients at a time Nhich is convenient for the clients. The free consultation is aimed at determining the precise needs of the client. )nee the clients' needs have been assessed, a detailed proposal is prepared specifying exact time and cost :equirements. The Management Consulting Service uses a "process consulting" approach that requires client nvolvement in all work performed. This provides clients with an in depth knowledge of the procedures used and :lients are not surprised with results upon completion of the project. One of the main goals of the Service is to provide employment opportunities for business students. This :xperience provides business students with an exciting opportunity to apply class room knowledge in real life :ituations. The Service is managed by senior Business students under the guidance of professor Richard Glew he Service's faculty advisor. During the 1996 - 1997 academic year, John Pierman and Mark Hawkins will nanage the service. This fall and winter the Management Consulting Service will be recruiting students to work m various consulting projects. If you are interested in being a part of our team please drop off your resume in the •acuity of Business Office or drop in (RB l016) to find out more about the Service. �Accounting Designation Course Exemption/ Requirements Guidelines Course Course Name Comm Comm Core Elect CA(60%) CMA (60%) CGA(65%) X or 1512 X or 1512 X or 1512 X or 1513 X or 1513 X X X X X X X (Acc.) 1012 Financial Accounting l 1013 1066 l 2016 2018 2019 2039 2052 3052 3012 3018 Introduction to Microcomputers Quantitative Methods Principles of Economics Management Accounting Computer concepts with Business Programming Ooerations Organization Behaviour I Finance I Finance II Intermediate Financial Acc. I Intermediate Financial Acc. II Advanced Financial Accounting Organization Behaviour II 4032 3033 3051 3053 3072 4051 4071 4272 4072 4212 4232 4412 4432 4452 Topics in Financial Accounting Mgmt Information Systems Law Intro. to Ooerations Research Cost Accounting Strategic Management I Strategic Management II Taxation Advanced Corporate Taxation Accounting Theory Controllership Auditing I Auditing II Information Systems Auditing llOO 2012 2013 l l 2 2 X X X 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 or 4 3 X or 2518 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Xor 3418,3518 3 or 4 X X X X X X X 3 4 4 X X 4 X X X X X X XOR4232 XOR4212 X X X Xor4252 X X X X Xor 3461 X or 3461 XOR3461 X X X X X X X Thu u meant to serve o.s " reference - be sure to refer to tlse specific re1uiremena of eocls of tlse tlsree l,odia in tlseir OMS publicatiom. X X I �Accounting Prerequisite Path 1012 2012 3072 4232 2052 3052 4252 3012 4212 4032 4272 4072 4432 4412T 4452 **all courses require 60¾ to continue as an Accounting major In H.B.Comm. dustrial Relations/Human Resource Mgmt Prerequisite Path 111 ---r---- 2018 -------3018/3418 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4038 1-----4218 .....__ _ _ 4459 3058-----------~---4018 ----------4078 ----4058 ----4238 4278 ..___ _ _ 4479 .___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4439 3218 4258 •• .U courses require 60¾ in ortkr to continue ,u HR/JR major in H.B. Comm. 4418 �Marketing Prerequisite Path 2014 2034 3014 4014 4034 4054 4074 4214 4234 4254 4274 4414 **all courses require 60% to continue as a Marketing major in H.B.Comm. Management Information Systems Prerequisite Path 1013 -----013 - - - . - - - - 3073 - - - - 3213 - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - 4253 1----- 3233 '----------4273 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4033 .___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4233 ** all courses require 60¾ or higher to continue as an MIS major in HBComm. �Intercollegiate Business Competition Each year the brightest and best business students from across Canada compete in ICBC. Queen's ICBC is becoming the Stanley Cup of the Undergraduate Business Schools - a prize enhancing a school's reputation and igniting fierce pride among students. Background The aims and objectives of ICBC are: To provide businesses and students alike from across Canada, with a forum for the constructive exchange of ideas and to establish relationships which endure in the future years; To challenge and further develop a variety of essential business skills; To increase the visibility of all participating schools within the various communities - business, government and public; To promote in the eyes of the public, the positive qualities of the business schools and programs; To provide an opportunity for social interaction with business students from across Canada. ICBC is organized entirely by the Queen's University ICBC Committee, a committee of Queen's Commerce students. These students serve on the Committee for one year beginning in February and like most ofus, these students have full-time studies!! The Committee has substantial financial support from Queen's Faculty who mark the Preliminary Round case submissions. However, notwithstanding this support, the Committee cannot be praised enough for having hosted this highly popular and successful event over the past 18 years. Preliminary Round During the preliminary round, held in September and October of each year, over 20 universities play-off to Jualify for the finals by preparing a written case submission for the following disciplines: Accounting 2 students Business Policy 3 students Finance 2 students Labour Arbitration 2 students MIS 2 students Marketing 2 students �Final Round During the Final Round, held at Queen's University in January, the top five teams in each area of competitior compete for 1st and 2nd place. However in the final round, competitors only have IS minutes to make an ora: presentation to a panel of judges made up of leaders of the Canadian business community (after only S hours 0 1 preparation)! There is also a debating competition introduced in the Final Round - only the top five schools overall are invitee to participate in the debating competition. Sponsorship Our team's travel costs to Kingston can be substantial, placing considerable strain on operating funds available to the Faculty of Business Administration (especially at a time when university funding is declining). Three yean ago Lakehead was fortunate enough to secure a business sponsor for its ICBC team. The chartered accountin£ firm KPMG Peat Marwick Thorne established an ICBC endowment fund (eventually self-supporting) to which i1 contributes annually. 1996 Accounting 1995 Accounting Debating Debating Labour Arbitration Labour Arbitration 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 Accounting Accounting Computer Simulation Computer Simulation Computer Simulation Debating Debating Debating Accounting Labour Arbitration Labour Arbitration Management Information Systems Marketing Marketing Marketing Marketing ��FALL TIMETABLE Monday Tuesday 8:30-10:00 '· ' ,, ' '.,\ 't\vtC,-,,,j 10:00-11:30 Wednesday Thursday ~ •I.'• •~ '< r· ,< twc,Yt:',c\ I• () l, ~, .._, I, I , ' WIY\l'(-,c,n1C0~,0" ':, 11:30-1:00 IY'CI <,Cl '--!C'i b c.....o 1e__ ~er ffA $ F/4 l. , , · \ ( <1:,,,-,n --,c:n,c_oA~ rv-c,rc.~( ~ ro, LID7bG lolE'..- Kb 1Dd3 RG:i 10~~ 1:00-2:30 2:30-4:00 (_,()\\) f, f'Cd\ C.,c, \ U)N ~ IY\C,.r-Gc..\ -c..--0~ \ ~~,c:,.-, '5 '°Lt\":,\',~~s L\O¼FA '- ,a~c;. ~ Ai-lcl-,,~,~~v, "-\<),'{_-I;- \J\¥-.8Jr\ k~10;::;i3 ,.- --.. 4:00-5:30 '' \ ' \ 5:30-7:00 __ "\. ( \ ' I '·. \ ~ ~ ~ ~ \ ~~ y-' \', ', \ \ K •. 10&.:S ''' ~ I I' - \ \ "- '' ' 7:00-10:00 {(',,; ' v \(\Co lo:::_){Y\l~v\Q ..-- S---1<::.~s ::c) j 3 F A--1' I G-l v..U ,1Q I/'"\ (\ t:::_ t,'d( C,\CQ) --r30 :s,-1- Ocv.--M'i c.'.::; Ke_c.:::ADr L\ Friday �SEPTEMBER 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 - 21 ~~c~4-o ~\(\~ 't___s::,S. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 \\':/;Is'(\, ))}-\ L-\o---i 6 29 30 September is: Registration and Orientation Back to Business Bash Business Clothing Sales Business Card Sales �LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY ALUMNI BOOK STORE ,--- - - - - M- •TEXT BOOKS • OFFICE SUPPLIES• r _:_~-,. BUSINESS SUPPLIES • OTHER BUSINESS __ ( ___ t BOOKS • SPECIAL ORDER SERVICE FOR ~~ ANY BOOK TITLES IN PRINT • ESPECIALL y ~ - - - --- , I FOR YOU: BRIEF CASES AND LEATHER BUSINESS PORTFOLIOS l __J , C.. YOUR BACK.:rO-SCHOOL AND BACK-TOBUSINESS HEADQUARTERS! 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Lowery, Ltd. has ewirything a business student needs ... *********** : 3¢ : !* Copies !* *********** rfonday 2 uesday 3 vednesday 4 �Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Sunday 8 �September 1996 Tue Wed Thu Sun Mon Fri Sal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Monday 9 lliesday 10 Wednesday 11 �Thursday 12 Friday 13 Saturday 14 Sunday 15 �September 1996 Tue Wed Thu Sun Mon Fri Sat 1 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 JO Monday 16 Tuesday 17 Wednesday 18 �Thursday 19 Friday 20 . Saturday 21 Sunday 22 �September 1996 Tue Wed Thu Sun Mon 1 2 3 4 8 9 10 15 16 22 23 29 30 rlonday Fri Sat 5 6 7 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 23 L\(X:A -':t-1'\~~ - c__n \ ) ¼~ ~o'rv \ -7 Lx') ~ pro'o d ,3~,q \...\ 0 1 ~9 - ~s¼~¼n,~ - Ch \ ) Ch~ > ~S ci,Y-eu1eu..i) ¼~~Euie.M::>) \~~~ \Jesday 24 L\52}7t) -~~'<'-,cokon<;.- C--1/', 6'\-C\ ~~ c i ~ o n ~·\'f'\ °'-.:Q.,{ \ j , ~ 3d~~- Y'f\,~o- Vednesday 25 �Thursday 26 Friday 27 Saturday 28 Sunday 29 �Sun Mon October 1996 Tue Wed Thu I Assignment Due? Fri Sat 1 2 J 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 I 7 6 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 JO 31 /' 'cf:>O ·3.67 - Cfo I I \1ondv~d~CJO rnesday Vednesday Lowerys Ltd. has everything a business student needs.. ************* * * :* 3¢ :* ** Conies ** r ** ** * ************** �r '', ~ r ;, ,I.: J}-:, .; . .... • •, .J ;J 6 .t:.~~J ........:; /. /\ I ,, ·., . /; '•) . , •, t l •1' ~' ~--,flt'}•''•'' .' . ~ ," ~- - J .:~~ ,. 20 '~ • ' ,\~'"01'r •i\.i ) , r ?{-+., ;,,_, I . ,' •-....j > ' J ' • I I �OCTOBER 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 11 12 18 19 .; "0 ,,,((' I Jl(;-/\) I . )·:::..: ) I , , ;..,. i•, i 6 8 7 l , OCJA 7·_:so 10 9 Cf~ l'r" 13 14 15 16 7-~\::) 17 ...,~r~~~l'>' b"~\,-f' -:')'):S-3, ,.:J.)\~ \ r' \ ~"l ~ \ \ f OC\A 20 21 22 23 7 :P 24 25 26 ~ 27 28 ~ wai \J-... 29 30 ../ ... l ' )? _; J.../ .. ...1. ..YJ .,/ r 1-~ • , . , ~( \ 1• '' C,..-1 p, 7 3::::i 31 Bowl-A-Rama Pool-Tourney \ \ October is: "t ' 1 ,() P ,: SC'- �LUNCH SPECIAL SOUPS-SALADSSANDWICHES Our own homemade soup made .fresh daily $2. .50 Soup and Biscuit $3 ..50 Salad and Biscuit $3.9.5 Biscuit w/ butter, cream cheese, or jam $1.2.5 CAKES & TORTES Lunch Special w/ veal cutlet $7.9.5 Soup, Salad, & Dessert or Biscuit $.5 . .50 Salad, Sandwich, & Dessert Ss.9.5 $3 . .50 Egg. Tuna, Chicken Salad, or Veggie $3 ..50 Chicken Cutlet Sandwich w/ roast peppers $4..50 Veal Cutlet Sandwich w/ roast peppers Italian Sausage, served w/ tomato sauce & cheese Our homemade bagels with roast beet: ham pastrami, iuna salad, or chicken salad are baked and topped with mehed provolone cheese. w/ soup or salad and dessert LUNCH SPECIAL Soup, Sandwich, & Dessert $4.95 $3.7.5/ sl. Chocolate Mocha $3.7.5/ sl. Cam>tCalce $3.75/ sl. Omn.Ch:iesmcc(e'l) $3.7.5/ sl. Salad, Bagel Melt, & Dessert $6.9.5 IW(edCh:,esmcc (e'l) $3.7.5/sl. Strawberry or Peaches & Cream · $3.7.5/ sl. OTHER ENTREES Combination Salad $.5.9.5 Quiche w/ cole slaw $.5.9.5 $3.9.5 $4..50 $6.9.5 Italian T ortc $6..50 $4.9.5 BAGEL MELTS $3.7.5/ sl. Soup, Bagel Meh & Dessert SANDWICHES Pastrami, Italian Roast Beet: Old Fashioned Ham, or Corned Beef Tiramisu Panzaroti w/ salad $.5.9.5 Lasagna or Gnocchi w/ roll or biscuit w/ meatballs $.5.9.5 $6.9.5 Chicken Pannigiana w/ fettuccine, lasagna, or gnocchi $7.9.5 Vea1 Pannigiana w/ fettuccine, lasagna, or gnocchi $8.9.5 CAPPUCCINOS Cappuccino Reg. $1.9.5 Iced Cappuccino Reg. $2 ..50 CaffeLatte $2.2.5 ESPRESSO Espresso $1.2.5 Espresso Lungo $1.2.5 Espresso Con Gelato Reg. $2.2.5 ••add a salad for $1.50 Lunch Special w/ chicken cutlet or sausage $6.9.5 . ~ 11.rf m.11.11.11 m .nr"- di, Gr in11 (' tr" n t (' f �Thursday 3 Friday 4 Saturday 5 Sunday 6 �Sun Mon October 1996 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 7 Monday J V'\ Tuesday ~+ - Uri q 'f- 8 cif\.,"t3f, 1J Y"l) ~ ~'i"Olion 4---- 1,1 0 _ (___,n _7 Lb76- Wednesday ~1 -\ Ch of 6J71cl~~~ 6c4--- 9 �u1u H Thursday vn 10 ' - ' V , - ' , ,..., I CQ, - '' '\f,..... rr• ~ -(~5 ~ ¼r ~s3:)-s3\ ~ doc 3a3'3 .(/ Ch I - -;) -5 \ \ ~ -~() - ---::, (___),-- 1 CJ0 lo - ,.. h 7 ~1.)-7 d 1 ;;);) -?~ ~d-"")s1u ~'§t-::>s'-<s o)5- I C)@~-;, JQ'-1' 25'8-?/ ,, c-~-:,o~- sa, ~~-.) 'S-> Q'c).,,,-9'~, 1010t_~-:,,o~\ Friday 11 ,aturday 12 ;unday 13 IO -(f S- '5 : I ~ -~V\'-h bv fh Brn '+- j oh h ! ~ JunGh (&to) �Mon Sun October 1996 w;ed Thu Tue Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 JO 31 27 I - I Monday 14 Thanksgiving Day Tuesday Wednesday 15 16 Ll(~ \~- ~()_ Y\ S:; L~ C> v:i cOS{- ,C,p1. ,l oo-c__h , f\€.>--0 Pr tl..l rv..>hovv -bv V '(, Y"~ U ( o:::;e_ C'fe IT �Thursday 17 Friday 18 Saturday 19 Sunday 20 �October 1996 Sun Mon Tue med Th u Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 JO 31 Monday ~ 21 Or du~ L-Uf__d hfl5 ch '-f ~ tu y lf}-f5 Ccwip.J-W lob PUJVJ ~k V U.-7 Tuesday 22 y __J C-J-'{h G:)~-N'..... "'"', ~-\_ '()"' S- ?; e_~~Q u) ~tl'J~\~S "'vlli~ '\ti cl,\~ij1U) - l._h \ Wt7cit.62 351 ;;z~ Wednesday 23 Q 'S s �Thursday 24 ?riday 25 ,aturday 26 :unday 27 l )-S �Sun Mon October 1996 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Monday 28 Tuesday 29 Wednesday 30 �Thursday 31 !riday 1 ,unday 3 �NOTES �NOVEMBER 1996 Sunday Monday November is: 3 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Food Drive 5 4 l _.•.• , .' l I 6 7 8 9 'I . '· 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 I ~ - '' Covr.'G.u\c.n 9 -t. \< 24 25 26 27 '---\02'9 't1e.:s., ,'(-,\,'cl, {.:..·,c-- .( ,. ' \...r •1/' x 28 30 29 1\('1. "\. \{\ -I()'?,q rl '.::[\ -C) .- I �SILKSCREEN PRINTING EMBROIDERY PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS T-Shirts Hats Jerseys Sweatshirt OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS OF L.U.B.A. CLOTHING 1184 Roland Street Ph: 622-2604 Fax: 623-2011 GROWER DIRECT Fresh Cut Flowers QUALITY FRESH CUT FLOWERS 777 Red River Road (Across from Beer Store) & 595 W. Arthur Street (Across from Liquor Store) Delivery Phone: 475-ROSE (7673) Fax: 577-9901 PLAY IT A6Aln SP\~RTS ® WE BUY, SELL, TRADE & CONSIGN NEW & USED SPORT EQUIPMENT!!! GET CASH for your quality used sports equipment 1082 Memorial Ave. (By Burger King) Ph: 622-8282 �November 1996 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 {onday 4 uesday 5 vednesday 6 Assignment Due? Lowerys Ltd. has everything a business student needs. ************* : 3¢ : ! ! * Copies * ** * ************ �Thursday 7 c.D,t \\ Friday 8 Saturday 9 Yh G ( v()OO ~ \ c' \L-,\ Y1 Lo!;t ?, - ~C() ~ q ~-&) - <-f ~rctt' +6-r cto-z9 - bc{~9 t for·1Cy !er _(JD(~ u lflf"\-i ~ ~ ~~,Y'r\,\~ hov--r-~i'Y'A~ ck::>f\u¼ , , l Dr-c..)r\ - Sunday 10 pi 22.o.~ �November 1996 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu F1Tl• S at 1 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 JO rlonday 11 uesday 12 9!!!!'V\ O -- vednesday 13 ·ct~eb LOVY\VYl 01 u. S S , ~.:¥ ~'oLl_ <S \ \- \pr ~\l i ~'fl¼ ~s+ ~ �Thursday Friday 14 02tfl 15 y06q Lhrf e-t) ex ·:~o _, ~ .rva~P /26 1cB~ Saturday 16 Sunday 17 �November 1996 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 l 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 JO vlonday 18 rnesday 19 Vednesday 20 �Thursday 21 Friday 22 Saturday 23 Sunday 24 �November 1996 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 vlonday 25 luesday 26 no c)ass Cf.JG.< ::S Vednesday ) =- I 0 �Thursday 28 Friday 29 Saturday 30 Sunday 1 ~ f\ok'S L-,{o, n o r. L9-fO COc~ Gr VY) �( o. \ \ L__b u-r C-'t;( • Gr I/ fhC-tv Cj hcu rS hou, .s zy- 1ii;;, DECEMBER 1996 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 2 3 4 5 6 ~ 8 p ~--:> Saturday 7 . 00-5nen <o'.W_q:.2 Q.fo 10 9 11 Qy'? ~°-:> \.AO .< ' 00- Qlr ' 0158 1-½ 12 13 Lto5f ~'3, \o-:-~ 14 \-i 1..\ Q 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 oJr o--( 7oc,.::>Y> ()')~ 9- 29 Qp 30 31 T)~ ~-0 rn c,- "5 rr,j q-~ SoasoHs {irootlHIJ s lro11t lU8A t- AsS(Sn~ 3a33 p oj To..,,-> V"'i �Otlaor Stl4doHt Usod Sorllleos: STUDENT SPECIAL * Colour Copies as Iowas 89¢ * Laser Printing 25¢ per page * Word Processing * Report Binding COPIES * Fax Services Send or Receive starting at 69¢ (with your student card) * Packing and Shipping Supplies * UPS Shipping ... and many more servic• M.AaBOXFSETC: 1100 Memorial Av, Thunder Bay, On P7B4A Phone: 623-552 Fax: 623-512 (Beside SubwaJ �December 1996 sun M,on Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 J 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 JO 31 ,Ionday 2 'uesday 3 fednesday 4 Assignment Due? Lowerys Ltd. has everything a business student needs ... ********* ***** * * * * * 3¢ * ** Copies * ** * * *************** �Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Sunday 8 �December 1996 Sun Mon Tue w;ed Th u Fri SaJ 1 l J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 JO 31 rlonday 9 uesday 10 vednesday 0-Q_c...., \ ~,<+', (~0-:> Ll07~ ) L/07 5 11 ~ Y'\ oJ...Q.<::> \ -Lf ¥lpn-r Bprn tW Vr7V11) • 9-.b~ ~vvivn jU2t-HOh5 ) pm- c(pm ¼:>~ o, . 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" ~.ati ·~,,;1-~11LLl'-" 1'trt!:,~ . ! ·~l\\~l',,L~L• ~ ,_ii11''~'''!ir., ,. i t ~ ,_ii11''~1,''{rr,., ~ i t e ~ ~ "'~nil~L~•• ~11 1~~ 11..1... •.1 1 n.-, \It', ,11"11I ... i t ~ t ~~ •,~J\\~11Ll!!-" -;,11 1~11..1...•.,•,r.-, J Hr, ,.-., 0 ... i t �WINTER TIMETABLE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8:30-10:00 10:00-11 :30 11:30-1:00 1:00-2:30 2:30-4:00 4:00-5:30 5:30-7:00 7:00-10:00 T e \ec_\..'. r ,,t-Y\1...;r,\C!'A \;t. l__\-::)3~ 'ut'\U c~~e..1.._,.._.J ~\,:'._,i()~j ,, �~ i ~ JANUARY 1997 l..~" "'-'..I.) ~ ~ ~,.,-, .., fir... t ~ ~ L_L."" ~ ~,-v f'"r.-.. ~ ~ ~ ~ t Sunday 1M'.- "'-'..I.) t Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 1 January is: 2 Saturday 3 4 Icebreaker 9-S hij - 7 6 5 Friday I ~~0) 8~~ ()i¥-\)J .-,p ~;jA'o>..S' C\-'°j . 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Pinewood Mercury Sales New& Used 640 Memorial Ave. Thunder Bay 344-9611 Your Northwestern Ontario Ford Truck Dealer PINEWOOD �Thursday 2 Friday 3 Saturday 4 Sunday 5 �January 1997 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Monday 6 Tuesday 7 Wednesday 8 �Thursday 9 Friday 10 Saturday 11 Sunday 12 �January 1997 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 . 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Jl Monday 13 Tuesday 14 Wednesday 15 ~ r;;, is+ Rml7~ (2 be.Jo~ {>;,/ch t ~ G:·CO~vn �Thursday 16 Friday 17 Saturday 18 Sunday 19 �January 1997 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 JO 31 Monday 20 Tuesday 21 Wednesday 22 �Thursday Friday Saturday 23 24 25 \ \ ·.oo o vnu'i:. fc_ \..()oi \a o V) ~ ·1 rn~8::>n -s+ . ~l& Anert'eotn yV") . - 'a,.,n1'" Ql_~ OV'A - ~0 ,--1 {'"\ r-r--.c::... • .\.. - a ~ l l L0 ~ 9-~~ ~ l.-L.0 ~YI+ Sunday 26 '"ly-~ VY-i€_ ~~-c..\r\er~ vo1~\ b - lo'.~pvn b\.D, s 'or',ct1 \ ~~~ �January 1997 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri SaJ - 1 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 JO 31 Monday 27 Tuesday 28 Wednesday 29 �FEBRUARY 1997 Sunday Monday FeJ:nayis: .. 2 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Business Card Sal~s Icebreaker Bash Lakehead Business Clothing Sales 4 3 6 5 8 7 ffi~ Pr!Jk-?'--_,, lfiph , ex~ ~~ 9 10 \)-'- \ 11 \ 12 13 . Be1. \rcb uJl.~1 - .,;,· ' ~\/-5 16 ..... ~&(,l' 17 18 19 '--0 • ,)" i..:.:. • ' l' f·J..~\~ \,~\ J y"v~ ~~ 25 W'f?c t.\.l,Q '6obty R~ 26 27 lz,,{ 21'.ou{lf' 22 ('f'O( r'°t q .-9 ; 'V 24 ~ ·\l~~ , \J ~~~ ii'"'' r,_,,.\ l 23 ll--f s {j<t 14 CO-~,. : ~ ,.e. I , ,, '\ ,,,.Jr ;\, , •• c¥t¢~ > 28 �Quality Market 2 full-sized supermarket locations County Fair Plaza 1020 Dawson Road Centennial Square (Next to Victoriaville) Dan Stezenko, H.B. COMM. Vice-President, Co-Owner 1992 Lakehead University Graduate Professional Designs for Professional Goals Linking Top Quality Presentation with .... I f ... Very Affordable Student Rates Services provided include: • Essay{fhesis/Project Presentations • Resume Composition & Design • Brochures, Posters, Newsletters a,,te,1.,- • Advertisement Layouts J • Full Colour or B/W , ua.,,jc,/1.,:9u1,-v.,4" I ~ejut-,1.j ; Call 625-1410 E-mail: Polarmac@mail.procom.net 'lakehead Alumni Member' �Thursday 30 re~--\- Teo tav ~ s Q + - Serl Saturday 1 _. ~'6 r\-\- . - Sunday 2 -so LAP .+e ~r ..S L-0 V"\e 16 ir,ork~ s,+ t+.·c::u tc,'Q_1 -. C%) Uy - br'\ I I '_ 3o LA--) \ ~~ ~ b~ ~,-l- (.J~ - I / · 3~ 7 -3 �February 1997 Sun Mon T,ue med Assignment Due? Lowerys Ltd. has everything a business student needs .. Thu Fri Sat 1 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Monday Tuesday Wednesday ~ J),~ / \)' ~½ 3 ********** :** 3¢:** • :* :* Cop1es ********** �( Thursday 6 Friday 7 Saturday 8 Sunday 9 • t d ne;1 �February 1997 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu 1 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1J 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Tuesday Wednesday 11 12 �Thursday 13 Friday Valentine's Day Saturday 15 ~~ _ - p, l{\~5 ~ L,,L)(\\~ Sunday 16 G-o ~Jli ~o\ �February 1997 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Monday 17 Tuesday 18 Wednesday 19 �Thursday 20 rD 0fc6S ",ra·. cto Friday 21 Saturday 22 ( reoey r~ UJ21Lk_) Ov PetJ.cniUYJ, () JGff tct·~ UosZ5 CA-C\ OY Sunday 23 10 �February 1997 Sun Mon Tue W.ed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 l 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1l 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Monday 24 Tuesday 2S Wednesday 26 . ~ . �MARCH 1997 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 ~ C,hl~ 2 c:...n ~ 3 (Cl\\ . 6 ~~ ~'$ m1dle,rrr 0 '( ~-/~~ 11 9 -eu\~ 12 13 c) '()oi 16 r;t>+- ~ 17 ..p 18 /\ 14 ~ CP-~2 19 20 (X ~cJD 15 fs 21 ~ ~\ ')V)C\i- <' W "'¥• 22 , ot) P· 25 31 => (_ij ()( 23 ~~ (__J'>() f'0 ~~\ A,r\ 8 lD/~ 7 1 c)CAJ 26 27 28 Chu'(U(°) ~ -,CPpY'f" CJrl,..)~ Un or~~ ~ March is: ~ •,(Ppm LUBA Elections Year End Gala Valdictorian Elections 29 R~-a:x+ J:~·11 ( it' �Lakehead University's Graduation Portrait Specialist 23 Norm Algooqutn Ave. Thunder Bay Ont . P7A6E:? PATRICK J, O'NEILL PttOTOGRN'>tiY. VEARBOOKS Specialist Phone. (807) 767-9404 Fax: (807) 767 •202f> "Official Supplier of Lakehead University School Rings" (@t) DAVE DOUGLAS Call TOU FREE: 1-800-465-2207 L.U. Contact Jim Holmes Jr. HBA '91 V JEWELLERS 200 RED fllV!N f'D. lHUNDIR IAV, ONTAfllO '711M IUS (I07) l'W4fl FAX (IG7) >41-ttol �Thursday Friday 27 28 1 Saturday vvve.R-tc::;r- Pil(50fl'frvw)YYbrsh;fu_~ l ~oo pYY) ._ VJ~ 2 Sunday I eu 3uW) Por flo~ �March 1997 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri SaJ Assignment Due? 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Lowery, Ltd. ha, everything a b111ineu 1tudent need, ************** : !* 3¢ Copies : !* ************** �Sunda.y Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 no '5 fnf'T) ~~} . ,o-,o 6 ,· . /\...iV''' • . 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Not valid with any other offer Exp. Dec. 31 1996 C{u6 Cayyuccino Brentwood Village 595 W. Arthur St $1.00 off the purchase of any speciality coffee and slice of dessert. Not valid with any other offer Exp. Dec. 31 1996 C{u6 Cayyuccino Brentwood Village 595 W. Arthur St 10% off any gift basket. Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 C{u6 Cayyuccino Brentwood Village 595 W. Arthur St Free 100g sample of any speciality ooflee flavour or blend with the purchase of I pound of speciality coffee. Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 C{u6 Cayyuccino Brentwood Village 595 W. Arthur St Free coffee or biscuit with any purchase of lunch Ii or dinner entree. $1.00 off the purchase of any speciality coffee and slice of dessert . Not valid with any other offer Exp. Dec. 31 1996 Not valid with any other offer Valid Ian.OJ· May 31 1997 C[u6 c~l~cino C{u6 Cayyuccino Brentwood Village 595 W. Arthur St Buy 3 Speciality Coffees or Fresh Fruit Smoothies th Get the 4 Free. $1.00 off the purchase of any speciality coffee and slice of dessert. Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 Not valid with any other offer Valid Ian.OJ· May 31 1997 ■ C{u6 Cayyuccino Brentwood Village 595 W. Arthur St C{u6 Capyuccino Brentwood Village 595 W. Arthur St $1.00 off the purchase of a cake or 10% off the purchase of a pie. Free lunch size dessert with the purchase of Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 Not valid with any other offer Valid Ian.O1 • May31 1997 any lunch or dinner entree. �Save $1 on one pair ofwhile- Save $2 on one pair of you-wait rubrer heel(lifts) fur rren arrl worren. protective soles for men and women. "The No-Slip Solution" Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 Thunder Bay locations under Bay locations Save $1 on one pair of Save $3 on one halfsole while-you-wait rubber heels(lifts) for men and women. arrl heel replacerrent fur m;n arrl worren. Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 ihundcr Bay locatioru :'hundcr Bay locations Thunder Bay location, Save $1 on one pair of Save $3 on one half sole while-you-wait rubber heels(lifts) for men and women. arrl heel replacetrent fur m;n arrl worren. Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 Thunder Bay locations Smet()% Ol!nrertµm"Swith Save $2 on one pair of JU(imecfaiysireMCJleYSIMI11111 protective soles for men and women. "The No-Slip Solution." &Bes:8l0-TEXAI.Laerod crp.mp Not valid with any other offer Thunder Bay locations .mder Bay locations protective soles for men and women. "The No-Slip Solution." Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 Sffiel01%Ol!nrertµm"Swilh µrdmecfanysireMneyMo1h Save $2 on one pair of mdcr Bay locations Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 BetlR0-1EXAI.Laemdcr p.mp !p'!IY. Not valid with any other offer Exp. May 1997 Thunder Bay locatiom �''7,l;;,L of Ch,,,,$' <J.$' ?'7",. Free Rzza ~o/"lf/,u Travel Savings for LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 8"oL tk Lu.~t &;e.r.f'1ue ,4,~ . .. - - - - - - - - - - Plus we'll take off an Additional 2% when you present this coupon at any one of our three locations. Savings of up to 60% off. Check with us for Spring Break departures to the Sun. Thunder Bay Travel Ltd. H?,l;;,L o/ Ch,,,,$' a.4' #"''-'-"' r,-.e,e Rzza 202 Red Rlwer Road S45-Z53S 122 Ce1t1nnl1I Sq111r1 623-7473 lllaralhH Celltrl MIii 22,-nae ~"/'Olf/,u Travel Savings for LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 8"oL tk- Lu.~t &1e.r~1ue t41ifare . .. - - - - - - - - - - Plus we'll take off an Additional 2% when you present this coupon at any one of our three locations. Savings of up to 60% off. Check with us for Spring Break departures to the Sun. Thunder Bay Travel Ltd. 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Group Name: Course Name/Number: Member's Name 1. 2. 3 4. 5. Group Name: Course Name/Number: Member's Name 1. 2. 3 4. 5. Phone Nurmer E-Mail �{JnouP WonK 'D:1nee1ony Group Name: Course Name/Number: Member's Name Phone Number E-Mail Phone Number E-Mail 1. 2. 3 4. 5. Group Name: Course Name/Number: Member's Name 1. 2. 3 4. 5. Group Name: Course Name/Number: Member's Name 1. 2. 3 4. 5. Phone Number E-Mail �Best Wishes for a successful school year. ~ ~,(} all ERNST & YOUNG . . ~/4}, Chartered Accountants ·w �'" /--; I ✓ , ___ I ""-I' ,, ·; .. , I <o ,(; -' f ,, J I 't �Lowerys Ltd. Office Products Centre Everything a Business Student Needs... School Supplies Office Furniture Computer Disks and Accessories Report Covers and Bindings 25% Off With Your L.U. Student Card 231 Red River Rd. 344-6666 Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 - 5:30 Sat. 9 - 5 �, .I I ' . , __,j/ ·- . I I <o I I �. ii ! j ·,~ -' / J <o ,, J ' '\s/ Ai; ... 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Mallon's Corporate Impressions Marianna De Agazio Moneysworth & Best Pinewood Mercury Play It Again Sports Quality Market Randi Radul Robin's Donuts Rubin Camelino Sharon Cole Stan Nemec The Faculty of Business Administration The Intersection Thunder Bay Travel Toronto Dominion Bank �pr1nkr ~:t ~j)Q JQ> uQP c-- �STUDY HARD... 1BAR.RISTERS CHEADLE JrOHNSON SHANKS MACIVOR SOLICITORS Brian Maclvor, Sessional Lecturer 715 Hewitson Street, Ste. 2000 Phone:622-6812 Fax: 623-3892 �GRADUATES ~~;?9. Don't just hang your diploma on the wall: turn it into a new car. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Marcia Spooner collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lakehead University Collection Description An account of the resource Photographs from Lakehead University's history: people, events, and campus. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lakehead Campus, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Universities Description An account of the resource Landscape view of the Lakehead University campus, including Lake Tamblyn and the Centennial Building. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lakehead University Library Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lakehead Canadian National Recreation (CNR) Club Tug 0 War Team Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource Sports Description An account of the resource Sports (Teams): Lakehead Canadian National Recreation (CNR) Club Tug 0 War Team Number 1, 1926-28. Back row left to right D. Kerr (Chairman Sports Committee, S. Boldt (#2), T. Syrja (anchor), M.W. Sutton (#1), A. Rose (#3), F. Bursey (#10). Centre row left to right, V. Halla-aho (#4), D. Rose (#9), W. Amberg (#8), P. McGarrigle (#6), M. Korkola (#5), J.E. Jackson (#7), L. Hindle (starter). 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