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TIME is both a cheap and readable digest of world events, says professor Martin Murenbeeld
TIME is both a cheap and readable digest of world events, says professor Martin Murenbeeld

TIME is both a cheap and readable digest of world events, says professor Martin Murenbeeld

Date10/13/1974
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0131324F
Placing order: Computer cuts costs for restaurant co-owner Mostafa El Sayed (above, left), steps to kitchen for waiter Andrews loding, and aggravation for chef Gus Nikoletsos (right) because it prints readable orders
Placing order: Computer cuts costs for restaurant co-owner Mostafa El Sayed (above, left), steps to kitchen for waiter Andrews loding, and aggravation for chef Gus Nikoletsos (right) because it prints readable orders
5/28/1984
Putting people first: The gas company, plagued with a poor image, has launched an ambitious program to improve both customer and employee relations, says president Bob Martin
Putting people first: The gas company, plagued with a poor image, has launched an ambitious program to improve both customer and employee relations, says president Bob Martin
7/30/1985
Applied research: I happened to be in the right place at the right time, and to fall into the right area, says Bob Pilliar, 49, an engineer and dentistry professor at the University of Toronto
Applied research: I happened to be in the right place at the right time, and to fall into the right area, says Bob Pilliar, 49, an engineer and dentistry professor at the University of Toronto
5/4/1989
Dr. George Matheson, right, the chief of psychology at Etobicoke General Hospital, often uses hypnosis to help witnesses recall events for Metro police.
Dr. George Matheson, right, the chief of psychology at Etobicoke General Hospital, often uses hypnosis to help witnesses recall events for Metro police.
11/30/1990
Seniors' band: Retired neurologist Dr. John Maxwell, 80, leader of Dr. John's Big Band Sound, poses with his quitar in front of a wall in his home covered with record album covers. The 16-piece band - alll but two of the members are retired - plays for seniors and at chartiable events.
Seniors' band: Retired neurologist Dr. John Maxwell, 80, leader of Dr. John's Big Band Sound, poses with his quitar in front of a wall in his home covered with record album covers. The 16-piece band - alll but two of the members are retired - plays for seniors and at chartiable events.
11/5/1986
Personal crusade: Rock-N-Rollen Stewart is a pretty hard sight to miss as he drives around North America in search of big events to crash for TV exposure
Personal crusade: Rock-N-Rollen Stewart is a pretty hard sight to miss as he drives around North America in search of big events to crash for TV exposure
8/3/1981
Capture the excitement: Between Marian Ogden Sketch's writing and photographs of Ralph Sketch's sculptures, the couple captures the excitement of great events in Canada's history
Capture the excitement: Between Marian Ogden Sketch's writing and photographs of Ralph Sketch's sculptures, the couple captures the excitement of great events in Canada's history
9/26/1980
Without tariff protection against cheap imports from countries like China, Poland, Brazil and Romania, we would have had to close here.
Without tariff protection against cheap imports from countries like China, Poland, Brazil and Romania, we would have had to close here.
4/1/1990
Islington inventor: Bob Shannon's process uses dirty coal and oil sands sludge to make cheap oil while fighting acid rain to boot.
Islington inventor: Bob Shannon's process uses dirty coal and oil sands sludge to make cheap oil while fighting acid rain to boot.
8/7/1986
Salary levels at Canadian universities are about 30 per cent higher than at American universities - and the difference is unjustifiable, says Jerry Malzan, right, an assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Waterloo whose salary is $19,700 a year
Salary levels at Canadian universities are about 30 per cent higher than at American universities - and the difference is unjustifiable, says Jerry Malzan, right, an assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Waterloo whose salary is $19,700 a year
2/22/1977
Pedalling poet: David Seaman, a professor at a West Virginia college, says he found his poetic output greatly stimulated during his ride to Toronto, a distance of 1,330 kilometres (800 miles)
Pedalling poet: David Seaman, a professor at a West Virginia college, says he found his poetic output greatly stimulated during his ride to Toronto, a distance of 1,330 kilometres (800 miles)
8/6/1982
Yes!, Says Clive Beck, a professor of education at OISE
Yes!, Says Clive Beck, a professor of education at OISE
4/6/1978