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"Coven" : [Feb 16, 1976]

"Coven" : [Feb 16, 1976]

Item is the fifth issue of the sixth volume dated February 16, 1976, of "Coven", the Humber student newspaper. The issue includes coverage of the ministers of college and universities committing to freezing tuition fees, TTC raising transit fares, music student graduates primed for studio musician job market.

"Coven" : [Sept 13, 1976]

"Coven" : [Sept 13, 1976]

Item is the second issue of the sixth volume dated September 13, 1976 of "Coven", the Humber student newspaper. The issue includes coverage of music students discontent due to lack of classrooms and equipment, students circumvent paid parking on campus, international students additional surcharge compared to domestic students, among other articles.

"Coven" : [Sept07, 1976]

"Coven" : [Sept07, 1976]

Item is the second issue of the sixth volume dated September 7, 1976 of "Coven", the Humber student newspaper. The issue includes coverage of the faculty and staff lounge being open to students after renovation, pay parking being introduced on campus, graphic students design new Humber Logo, among other articles.

"Coven" : [student newspaper]

Series consists of issues of "Coven" the student newspaper. "Coven" was the student newspaper from 1971 to 1993, until it was re-branded in 1993 as the "Humber Et Cetera". The name "Coven" was inspired by a three-day occult seminar put on by journalism professor Walt McDayter, and the journalists' interests in "stirring up trouble".

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