- HC01 NB-NB.26
- File
- 1987
Part of Nancy Burt research collection
File consists of a resource guide of services available to women at Humber. The guide was produced by the Office of the President, and features Doris Tallon's signature.
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Part of Nancy Burt research collection
File consists of a resource guide of services available to women at Humber. The guide was produced by the Office of the President, and features Doris Tallon's signature.
File consists of a resource guide produced by the Office of the President, outlining services for women both on and off campus.
Women's Vice-President's Dinner photographs
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
File consists of photographs of the event, which included Robert 'Squee' Gordon and Doris Tallon.
Part of Wayson Choy fonds
File consists of research materials relating to the Yip Family of Vancouver. The file includes a newspaper feature written about Charlie Hoy, correspondence between Robert Yip and Wayson, other news articles, duplicated photographs of the Ladies Auxillary from Victoria Yip's personal collection, and transcripts of an oral history interviews with Chik Wai (Victor) Leung conducted in 1985. File also includes a biography of his wife, Susanne Ling Yipsang by Eleanor S.P. Leung, an autobiography written by Chik Wai Leung, at age 81, in 1978, and original correspondence between Art and Quene Yip from 1929. Art writes "Chinatown is dead now". The Yips feature in several of Wayson's novels and memoirs.
Part of Wayson Choy fonds
File consists of a privately printed book on Yip Sang. The file is inscribed to Wayson by Victoria and Robert Yip in 1996.
York Eglington class photographs and Graphic Centre photographs
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
File consists of two photographs of a group of students, and some candid photographs from the Graphics Centre.
"Your Community, Your College : A Guide to Humber College in York, 1980-1981"
File consists of a booklet outlining programs available at the York campus in 1980-1981.