"Coven" : [volume 19, number 5]
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- 4 October 1990
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"Coven" : [volume 19, number 5]
"Coven" : [volume 19, number 6]
"Coven" : [volume 19, number 7]
"Coven" : [volume 19, number 8]
"Coven" : [volume 19, number 9]
"Coven" : [volume 2 number 13]
Item is the student newspaper "Coven". Item includes articles on an indefinite halt in capital funds to Ontario colleges, planning of the Humber College Winter Carnival, Public Relations students host senior citizens, program coordinator for Public Relations Hugh Morrison attends conference, among other articles.
"Coven" : [volume 2, number 1]
Item is the student newspaper 'Coven". Issue includes an article on the new wing of the College called "The Laboratory School which houses the Early Childhood Education Program, an article on student housing, increased enrollment for Humber, among other articles.
"Coven" : [volume 2, number 10]
Item is the student newspaper "Coven". Issue includes an article on J. Gordon McLellan opens the Peel-Humber Development Centre, Humber students to assist with counselling services, the Equine Centre holds dance benefit to raise funds, extensive information available on electives available for 1973, and report on Storefront Humber mandate failures, among other articles.
"Coven" : [volume 2, number 11]
The item is the student newspaper "Coven". Item includes an article on The Board of Governers make proposal to give Student Union more control over finances, The Board of Governers approve spending for construction and a theatre auditorium, Student Union land in some financial trouble, Peter Dickens, News Director talks to Humber students, among other articles.
"Coven" : [volume 2, number 12]
Item is the student newspaper "Coven". Includes articles on Humber College Dean Jack Ross calling for more student involvement, new Editor for Coven Sandra Weaver, a new Student Tutoring Service offered by the Humber York Centre, a new Humber invested school opens in St. Vincent, a new Introduction to Chess credit course offered, among other articles.