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Harold Hoyte Editor of Contrast
Harold Hoyte Editor of Contrast

Harold Hoyte Editor of Contrast

Date1/6/1972
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0128584F
Harold Hoyte Edits Toronto's balck newspaper. He warns there may be race conflict in the future.
Harold Hoyte Edits Toronto's balck newspaper. He warns there may be race conflict in the future.
8/28/1972
In contrast: Designer Jack McDonnell, above, leans on a traditional wing chair and Nicolas Sum Stands by the shoji screen in his sitting room.
In contrast: Designer Jack McDonnell, above, leans on a traditional wing chair and Nicolas Sum Stands by the shoji screen in his sitting room.
1/18/1990
Editor's choice: Checking an edition of the new monthly Italian-language newspaper, Lo Specchio, are editor Sergio Tagliavini and managing editor Giovanna Tozzi
Editor's choice: Checking an edition of the new monthly Italian-language newspaper, Lo Specchio, are editor Sergio Tagliavini and managing editor Giovanna Tozzi
7/18/1984
Cinema Canada editor and publisher George Koller, 27, and managing editor Agi Ibranyi-Kiss work on layout for their bimonthly publication
Cinema Canada editor and publisher George Koller, 27, and managing editor Agi Ibranyi-Kiss work on layout for their bimonthly publication
2/5/1974
Maclean's managing editor Mel Morris and executive editor John Macfarlane go over some new layouts for the new twice-monthly newsmagazine format, due to make its debut Oct
Maclean's managing editor Mel Morris and executive editor John Macfarlane go over some new layouts for the new twice-monthly newsmagazine format, due to make its debut Oct
8/28/1975
Spotted in Soho, clockwise from above: UPI reporter Denise Barricklow and Vogue features editor James Trumans, artist Pamela Moulton, former Taxi fashion editor Saskia Angers and husband, fashion photographer Philippe Angers, freelance stylist Joanna Grace, artists Christopher Moore and Anne Gibbs, travel agent Linda Dipert
Spotted in Soho, clockwise from above: UPI reporter Denise Barricklow and Vogue features editor James Trumans, artist Pamela Moulton, former Taxi fashion editor Saskia Angers and husband, fashion photographer Philippe Angers, freelance stylist Joanna Grace, artists Christopher Moore and Anne Gibbs, travel agent Linda Dipert
4/13/1989
Along for the ride: Editor Max Crittenden, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, rides through the park on his electrically powered wheelchair scooter with his two poodles. Crittenden had formerly relied on a manual push chair, but fatigue made it difficult for him to go far in it.
Along for the ride: Editor Max Crittenden, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, rides through the park on his electrically powered wheelchair scooter with his two poodles. Crittenden had formerly relied on a manual push chair, but fatigue made it difficult for him to go far in it.
10/20/1986
Paul Iannuzzi, publisher of Showbill, with the magazine's new editor Margo Raport, a Ryerson journalism graduate, Publication is being revitalized to have less puffery and more consumer appeal
Paul Iannuzzi, publisher of Showbill, with the magazine's new editor Margo Raport, a Ryerson journalism graduate, Publication is being revitalized to have less puffery and more consumer appeal
1/9/1978
Chuck Ferguson - editor of guide to help the poor
Chuck Ferguson - editor of guide to help the poor
1/22/1996
Stock plotter: Market adviser Ian McAvity, editor of the investment newsletter Deliberations, says the market is discounting the share prices of firms with increased earnings
Stock plotter: Market adviser Ian McAvity, editor of the investment newsletter Deliberations, says the market is discounting the share prices of firms with increased earnings
7/31/1980
Soviet and South African journalists hindered social change in their countries by failing to challenge the status quo, says the editor of Toronto Life magazine. Reporters in countries under oppressive regimes mainly wrote whatever the government fed them,
Soviet and South African journalists hindered social change in their countries by failing to challenge the status quo, says the editor of Toronto Life magazine. Reporters in countries under oppressive regimes mainly wrote whatever the government fed them,
10/31/1991
Ken Mori: Editor and publisher of Metro's Japanese newspaper, The New Canadian.
Ken Mori: Editor and publisher of Metro's Japanese newspaper, The New Canadian.
11/12/1986