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Elio Madonia. Education no criterion
Elio Madonia. Education no criterion

Elio Madonia. Education no criterion

Date10/17/1972
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0064803F
Elio Madonia. Achievements in the arts
Elio Madonia. Achievements in the arts
3/22/1972
A few years ago Elio Madonia was a ragged outcast in Sicily
A few years ago Elio Madonia was a ragged outcast in Sicily
9/18/1967
Specialty product: Madonia holds litre of Lacteeze, a milk product for people who can't drink milk because they are sensitive to the sugar lactose.
Specialty product: Madonia holds litre of Lacteeze, a milk product for people who can't drink milk because they are sensitive to the sugar lactose.
3/6/1985
Venice calling: Gondoliers John Madonia, front, and Michele Truccolo.
Venice calling: Gondoliers John Madonia, front, and Michele Truccolo.
8/7/1987
Maurice Richer, former Jesuit priest and adviser to the ministry of education in Ethiopia, is now secretary-general of the Council of Ministers of Education, made up of Canada's education ministers
Maurice Richer, former Jesuit priest and adviser to the ministry of education in Ethiopia, is now secretary-general of the Council of Ministers of Education, made up of Canada's education ministers
5/12/1972
Protest fizzles: What was expected to be an explosive meeting of the Toronto Board of Education last night fizzled after Trustee George Martell, standing at the mike, told parent and teacher that his proposals for special education are intended to place slow learners - usually from poor or ethnic background - into regular, but smaller classes
Protest fizzles: What was expected to be an explosive meeting of the Toronto Board of Education last night fizzled after Trustee George Martell, standing at the mike, told parent and teacher that his proposals for special education are intended to place slow learners - usually from poor or ethnic background - into regular, but smaller classes
11/15/1979
Believed to be the only teacher of Portuguese origin working for the Toronto Board of Education, Tony Gregorio has been fired - because of lack of seniority - in education spending cutbacks
Believed to be the only teacher of Portuguese origin working for the Toronto Board of Education, Tony Gregorio has been fired - because of lack of seniority - in education spending cutbacks
5/31/1978
Critical of Canadian education system: George Martell, one of the founders of This Magazine is About Schools, a periodical dealing with concepts of education, has edited book titled The Politics of the Canadian Public School, a radical look at the school system
Critical of Canadian education system: George Martell, one of the founders of This Magazine is About Schools, a periodical dealing with concepts of education, has edited book titled The Politics of the Canadian Public School, a radical look at the school system
7/24/1974
First woman in Metro to head a board of education, North York's Veronica Lacey, here with Grade 7 students at Willowdale Middle School, says: 'I see education as a calling
First woman in Metro to head a board of education, North York's Veronica Lacey, here with Grade 7 students at Willowdale Middle School, says: 'I see education as a calling
4/18/1989
Etobicoke's new education centre, Etobicoke's new education centre, which will be officially opened Nov
Etobicoke's new education centre, Etobicoke's new education centre, which will be officially opened Nov
11/13/1969
Elementary school education will continue to be a top priority with the government, Education Minister Tom Wells says
Elementary school education will continue to be a top priority with the government, Education Minister Tom Wells says
8/31/1973
Outspoken: Bernard Shapiro, left, Ontario's deputy minister of education, and education professor David Pratt, right, say courses should be relevant and the high drop-out rate cut
Outspoken: Bernard Shapiro, left, Ontario's deputy minister of education, and education professor David Pratt, right, say courses should be relevant and the high drop-out rate cut
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