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Vertical black and white image printed on canvas. The image is of a street view of a building. The top of the photo is a grey sky with some electricity and streetcar wires visible. The main part of the image is of a brick building. The building has a tower to the right that is three-storeys tall. The tower is brick on the first floor but white siding on the second and third. Above the third floor, the tower has a rounded top with a tall pole extending from the middle. The left portion of the building is mainly two storeys tall, except in the middle (beside the tower) where it has a triangle with a window and balcony with someone on it and white siding. In the middle of the building, there is a protruding section with multiple windows on the top with blinds over the window and white frames and a sign at the midpoint over the entrance to the door. The rest of the building is brick with some windows. In front of the building is a set of stairs and a white fence. In front of the stairs is a sidewalk with a pole attached to some wires on the right and a sign for the hotel on the left. To the right of the building, there is a wooden pole connected to some of the overhead wires and has a stop light attached at the bottom. To the left of the building is a one storey grey building. In front of the sidewalk is a road with a car driving by near the left edge. The image is within a brown wood frame.

The ring is made of a bright orange oval amber pendant with darker amber inclusions. It is encased in a small silver border that leads into a simple silver band.
The designer is unknown.
Jewelry(ring).
Toronto ON.

Item is a poster for Theatre Humber's production of "America Hurrah" by Jean-Claude van Itallie. The production was directed by Joel Greenberg.

This exhibit shows the special bond between a mother and her child. It explores the stories told through fabric, metals, and culture, and how motherhood is an experience that is more than just words; it is physical memories being passed through generations. Our exhibit explores motherhood using wedding gowns, dresses, cultural outfits, and rings, showing that it is ever changing and everlasting. The wedding gowns represents a love story, as well as tradition and values that continue through generations. The dress is a way for a mother to involve her daughter in traditions. The cultural outfit is a representation of Croatian culture and a mother’s love; a story of handmade clothing for a daughter to perform to the world. The flower ring is more than just a piece of jewellery but a cherished family heirloom. The ring shares memories of a grandmother’s nurturing presence.

File consists of a report submitted to the Academic Planning Committee, outlining performance reviews for faculty members at Humber. This version contains several handwritten annotations/comments.

File consists of three copies of the annual report, titled "Strategic Pathways for Success".

File consists of two copies of the annual report for 1992.