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Carole Pope, Explicit radio, yes, but even Chum has second thoughts about High School Confidential
Carole Pope, Explicit radio, yes, but even Chum has second thoughts about High School Confidential

Carole Pope, Explicit radio, yes, but even Chum has second thoughts about High School Confidential

Date3/5/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Carole Pope, Explicit radio, yes, but even Chum has second thoughts about High School Confidential.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0074298F
Groovin' in the park, More than 9,000 fans descended on High Park yesterday to rock with Carole Pope, left, and Rough Trade in the second annual free Concerts in the Park series
Groovin' in the park, More than 9,000 fans descended on High Park yesterday to rock with Carole Pope, left, and Rough Trade in the second annual free Concerts in the Park series
6/9/1985
Yes, but is it art?. Ever since he set up shop at Toronto's International Sculpture Symposium in High Park sculptor Armand Vaillancourt has had more t(...)
Yes, but is it art?. Ever since he set up shop at Toronto's International Sculpture Symposium in High Park sculptor Armand Vaillancourt has had more t(...)
7/18/1967
Radio broadcast: On a CFRB open-line show last night, John Turner said if he were prime minister, and if the law allowed, yes, you turn the boat away to prevent abuse of the refugee system
Radio broadcast: On a CFRB open-line show last night, John Turner said if he were prime minister, and if the law allowed, yes, you turn the boat away to prevent abuse of the refugee system
7/16/1987
Yes Says John Graham, cable television executive, The Canadian television viewer continues to be a victim of the Canadian Radio Television Commission's policy of requiring football blackouts on cable television and over-the-air televison stations
Yes Says John Graham, cable television executive, The Canadian television viewer continues to be a victim of the Canadian Radio Television Commission's policy of requiring football blackouts on cable television and over-the-air televison stations
8/25/1978
A fan votes, Premier Bob Rae's team at least won the World Series, even if his Yes hopes collapsed last night
A fan votes, Premier Bob Rae's team at least won the World Series, even if his Yes hopes collapsed last night
10/26/1992
Walter Ball and his wife, Ollie, smile over Walter's Rural Route in The Star Weekly, but their dog, Toby, has more serious thoughts. Right, Walter gives a hand to the milking
Walter Ball and his wife, Ollie, smile over Walter's Rural Route in The Star Weekly, but their dog, Toby, has more serious thoughts. Right, Walter gives a hand to the milking
6/1/1957
Walter Ball and his wife, Ollie, smile over Walter's Rural Route in The Star Weekly, but their dog, Toby, has more serious thoughts
Walter Ball and his wife, Ollie, smile over Walter's Rural Route in The Star Weekly, but their dog, Toby, has more serious thoughts
6/1/1957
Craftsman: W.H. Auden prized metrical rules because, he said, they prevent automatic responses and force a poet to have second thoughts. He was at a c(...)
Craftsman: W.H. Auden prized metrical rules because, he said, they prevent automatic responses and force a poet to have second thoughts. He was at a c(...)
3/5/1982
L. J. Richards, Having second thoughts
L. J. Richards, Having second thoughts
3/19/1970
Uh oh: Health minister Benoit Bouchard seems to have second thoughts as he holds 15-months-old Jack Naughton yesterday at the Metro YMCA auditorium
Uh oh: Health minister Benoit Bouchard seems to have second thoughts as he holds 15-months-old Jack Naughton yesterday at the Metro YMCA auditorium
5/4/1992
Lord knows what there is to laugh about at the unearthly hour of 7 o'clock in the morning, but CHUM-FM radio's Peter Griffin (left) and Geets Romo (Da(...)
Lord knows what there is to laugh about at the unearthly hour of 7 o'clock in the morning, but CHUM-FM radio's Peter Griffin (left) and Geets Romo (Da(...)
8/2/1976
The subject of a special broadcast on CHUM-FM radio Sunday night, folk-singer Christopher Kearney seems hesitant about his popularity. Toronto-born Ke(...)
The subject of a special broadcast on CHUM-FM radio Sunday night, folk-singer Christopher Kearney seems hesitant about his popularity. Toronto-born Ke(...)
7/26/1972