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Author: Sociologist Desmond Ellis has written The Wrong Stuff.
Author: Sociologist Desmond Ellis has written The Wrong Stuff.

Author: Sociologist Desmond Ellis has written The Wrong Stuff.

Date2/6/1987
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127028F
A secure future: Sociologist and author Carl James spent months interviewing young black people, 17 to 22, probing their fears and aspirations to get behind the stereotype of black youth as a generation in trouble
A secure future: Sociologist and author Carl James spent months interviewing young black people, 17 to 22, probing their fears and aspirations to get behind the stereotype of black youth as a generation in trouble
2/11/1991
Proud author: University of Waterloo sociologist Mark Nagler's new text, Perspectives on Disability, almost fell through the cracks, he says.
Proud author: University of Waterloo sociologist Mark Nagler's new text, Perspectives on Disability, almost fell through the cracks, he says.
1/14/1991
The life of Tecumseh: the Shawnee chief: including biographical notices of Black-Hoof, Corn-Stalk, Little Turtle, Tarhe (The Crane), Captain Logan, Keokuk, and other distinguished Shawnee Chiefs by Edward S. Ellis, author of Lives of "Crockett, " "Carson, " Pontiac, " etc.
The life of Tecumseh: the Shawnee chief: including biographical notices of Black-Hoof, Corn-Stalk, Little Turtle, Tarhe (The Crane), Captain Logan, Keokuk, and other distinguished Shawnee Chiefs by Edward S. Ellis, author of Lives of "Crockett, " "Carson, " Pontiac, " etc.
1860-1899?
Concrete block construction used by Toronto architect Alex Skourides in his $200,000 Ellis Ave
Concrete block construction used by Toronto architect Alex Skourides in his $200,000 Ellis Ave
8/14/1976
Ronald Ellis
Ronald Ellis
12/18/1997
Landscape and its Architect: David Cram, partner with his father-in-law, Don Smith of Ellis-Don Ltd., In a luxury holiday resort on St. Lucia island, near Barbados, seems to be comfortably settled in paradise-like surroundings.
Landscape and its Architect: David Cram, partner with his father-in-law, Don Smith of Ellis-Don Ltd., In a luxury holiday resort on St. Lucia island, near Barbados, seems to be comfortably settled in paradise-like surroundings.
5/23/1990
Vision realized: Designer Michael Kirkland is so proud of Mel Lastman Square that he and Ellis Galea christened the wedding pavilion last Sunday (that's the tepee-like structure) by being the first couple to be married there
Vision realized: Designer Michael Kirkland is so proud of Mel Lastman Square that he and Ellis Galea christened the wedding pavilion last Sunday (that's the tepee-like structure) by being the first couple to be married there
6/8/1989
Reginald Bibby: Sociologist says Evangelists get few unchurched converts.
Reginald Bibby: Sociologist says Evangelists get few unchurched converts.
5/25/1976
Charting the path: University of Toronto sociologist John Lee, above, gets romantic message from Valentine's Day cards at the Women's Emporium on Queen St
Charting the path: University of Toronto sociologist John Lee, above, gets romantic message from Valentine's Day cards at the Women's Emporium on Queen St
2/10/1981
Sociologist John A
Sociologist John A
9/23/1968
Trying a new approach to helping the battered child, Dr. Simon Kreindler, a child psychitrist, and sociologist Barbara Warme head an experiment to try to to improve the parent's image of himself so that he no longer beats children.
Trying a new approach to helping the battered child, Dr. Simon Kreindler, a child psychitrist, and sociologist Barbara Warme head an experiment to try to to improve the parent's image of himself so that he no longer beats children.
6/26/1974
Leo Davids, a York University sociologist, predicts radical new marriages are coming - in which romantic love will practically disapear.
Leo Davids, a York University sociologist, predicts radical new marriages are coming - in which romantic love will practically disapear.
11/30/1971