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Canadian Math olympics team, l-r Kevin Purbhoe, Chris Hendrie, Cynus Hsia, Robert Bridson, Alyssa Ker, Edward Leung
Canadian Math olympics team, l-r Kevin Purbhoe, Chris Hendrie, Cynus Hsia, Robert Bridson, Alyssa Ker, Edward Leung

Canadian Math olympics team, l-r Kevin Purbhoe, Chris Hendrie, Cynus Hsia, Robert Bridson, Alyssa Ker, Edward Leung

Date6/14/1994
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Original Toronto Star caption: Canadian Math olympics team; l-r Kevin Purbhoe; Chris Hendrie; Cynus Hsia; Robert Bridson; Alyssa Ker; Edward Leung.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005644F
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