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Writer's legacy

Writer's legacy

Date2/23/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Writer's legacy: The books and research of the late Mark Gayn; foreign affairs writer for The Star; who died in 1981; were presented to the University of Toronto yesterday. At the ceremony are U of T president James Ham; left; Gayn's widow; Suzanne; and U of T chancellor George lgnatieff.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0049535F
Star writer Michael Best, right, talks with Mayor Crombie in front of the Harbour Square development on Front St
Star writer Michael Best, right, talks with Mayor Crombie in front of the Harbour Square development on Front St
11/1/1973
Michael Best. Saturday writer Michael Best spent three months crisis-crossing Canada in search of the stories of triumph and tragedy that helped carve(...)
Michael Best. Saturday writer Michael Best spent three months crisis-crossing Canada in search of the stories of triumph and tragedy that helped carve(...)
10/31/1974
No-Frills writer George Jonas abandons luxury when he writes - and uses only a typewriter, a chair and a box as he puts the finishing touches to his new play, Pushkin, opener for Theatre Plus
No-Frills writer George Jonas abandons luxury when he writes - and uses only a typewriter, a chair and a box as he puts the finishing touches to his new play, Pushkin, opener for Theatre Plus
5/23/1978
Writer George Jonas, who will be reading from his work at Mosaic One, a program of poetry and music at the China Court Mall March 16, scored 13 out of 15 our quiz
Writer George Jonas, who will be reading from his work at Mosaic One, a program of poetry and music at the China Court Mall March 16, scored 13 out of 15 our quiz
2/25/1981
Travel writer Kildare Dobbs recalls hearing one good piece of advice for tourists
Travel writer Kildare Dobbs recalls hearing one good piece of advice for tourists
12/19/1989
An exclusive heart-to-heart over a lunch of vitamin-enriched bread for Star staff writer Kildare Dobbs and the famous bird, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, whose story has sold over 8 million copies
An exclusive heart-to-heart over a lunch of vitamin-enriched bread for Star staff writer Kildare Dobbs and the famous bird, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, whose story has sold over 8 million copies
10/11/1973
Dalton camp, writer-commentator on Canada's political scene, and former national president of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, reflects o(...)
Dalton camp, writer-commentator on Canada's political scene, and former national president of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, reflects o(...)
5/13/1968
On duty at the Toronto Camping Show, Star staff writer Frank Jones wears the uniform he found a complete disguise
On duty at the Toronto Camping Show, Star staff writer Frank Jones wears the uniform he found a complete disguise
2/11/1975
Star writer John Brehl shows his golfing form at Cedar Brae Golf Club
Star writer John Brehl shows his golfing form at Cedar Brae Golf Club
4/23/1968
Life minus 'the BOX', Turn off the TV set in your house for a week and see what happens, writer John Brehl, father of seven, was asked
Life minus 'the BOX', Turn off the TV set in your house for a week and see what happens, writer John Brehl, father of seven, was asked
1/20/1966
Brehl's Yell: Star staff writer John Brehl took his baseball fanaticism to Detroit this week to cheer on his beloved Blue Jays and add to his collection of souvenirs
Brehl's Yell: Star staff writer John Brehl took his baseball fanaticism to Detroit this week to cheer on his beloved Blue Jays and add to his collection of souvenirs
7/30/1977
Sea-sickness volunteer, Star staf writer Marilyn Dunlop is tipped back and forth on tilt-table at vertigo unit at Toronto General Hospital. Electrodes(...)
Sea-sickness volunteer, Star staf writer Marilyn Dunlop is tipped back and forth on tilt-table at vertigo unit at Toronto General Hospital. Electrodes(...)
11/22/1967