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Item is a photograph of John McCarthy and other student protesters interrupting a speech by Minister of Education William G. (Bill) Davis during the opening ceremonies. The protesters carried a sign reading "Big Business is Killing Us" and were protesting Humber's growing relationship to the Business community. These events became an integral part of the Liberation College later that year.

Item is a photograph of an anti-business demonstration by Humber College student radicals breaks up the official opening program of Phase II on March 3, 1970. The Minister of Education patiently stands by, giving the students an opportunity to deliver their message, "Big Business is Killing Us."

Item is a photograph of an anti-business demonstration by Humber College student radicals breaks up the official opening program of Phase II on March 3, 1970. The Minister of Education patiently stands by, giving the students an opportunity to deliver their message, "Big Business is Killing Us."

Item is a photograph of Doris Tallon, first lady of Humber, meeting with William Davis. Doris Tallon made it a part of her duty to welcome visitors to Humber. Here she greets William Davis, former premier of Ontario and founder of the Community College system when he was Minister of Education.

Item is a photograph of Humber President, Gordon Wragg, speaking at the official opening of the Phase II construction buildings (E and F). This event was held at the Concourse.

Item is a photograph of Humber president, Gordon Wragg, speaking at the official opening for the Phase II buildings (E & F)

Item is a photograph of guests standing for the national anthem .

Item is a photograph of the Minister of Education, William Davis talking on a podium. He participated in the official opening of the Phase II buildings E & F at North campus.

Item is a photograph of the Minister of Education, William G. Davis, speaking at the official opening of the Phase II buildings (E & F buildings) to the guests.

Item is a photograph of the Minister of Education, William G. Davis, speaking at the official opening of the Phase II buildings (E & F buildings).