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A horizontal black and white film still. The image shows six gathered around a table with multiple papers scattered across. On the left, there is a man holding a beer bottle while wearing a dark coloured jacket. Second on the left is a woman with shoulder length curly hair. The two men in the middle are both wearing hats, coats, and a plaid button up shirt. The man second from the right is wearing goggles around his neck, a long dark jacket, and a white shirt while holding a helmet in both hands and a binder under one arm. The man on the right is sitting at the desk wearing a suit jacket, white shirt, and striped tie. Behind the group there is an office room with white walls and wood panelling. Around the image is a white border with black text below the image. The image is held within a black frame.      

A horizontal black and white film still. The image shows two men standing in a posed position wearing hats, coats, plaid button up shirts, jeans, and shoes with them both holding a beer bottle in one hand. At the top is a line of bolded text. Around the two men, there are a few lines of text with lines pointing to various points on their outfits. Behind the two there is a plain white background outlined in a thin black line. Around the image is a white border with black text below the image. The image is held within a black frame.

File consists of the first issue of "Humber Dialogue". The issue includes a quiz on Canada by Human Studies faculty Adrian Adamson, a welcome letter by Robert "Squee" Gordon, articles on Accountability, Humber and the Committee on Sexual Harassment, the York Campus, and the new Motorcycle Safety course. The issue also includes three profiles of new appointees to the Board of Governors: Daniel Benedict, Nancy Lawrie, and G. Ross Robertson. This particular copy is a "file issue", and contains some minor handwritten edits and corrections.

File consists of an issue of "Dialogue". The issue includes an interview with Chancellor Emeritus of the Dallas Community College College District, Dr. Bill J. Priest, who was critiquing the Humber mission statement review project, a profile of employee Bob Cardinali, Humber's success at a Package Design awards competition, among other articles.