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Engineer wins our fifth prize, Twenty years ago, a San Francisco professor told Dan Mackie, this week's Sunday Star short story winner, that he could write if he just put his mind to it
Engineer wins our fifth prize, Twenty years ago, a San Francisco professor told Dan Mackie, this week's Sunday Star short story winner, that he could write if he just put his mind to it

Engineer wins our fifth prize, Twenty years ago, a San Francisco professor told Dan Mackie, this week's Sunday Star short story winner, that he could write if he just put his mind to it

Date11/3/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Engineer wins our fifth prize; Twenty years ago; a San Francisco professor told Dan Mackie; this week's Sunday Star short story winner; that he could write if he just put his mind to it.
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City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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