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File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores leadership in team sports, sports therapy, and germs at the gym. It also highlights baton twirling, curling, and pilates. This issue also includes a feature on Humber College's championship rings as well as a list of 2004/2005 OCAA champions.
File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue highlights Canadian sports and athletes, and also features articles on curling and roller derby. It also explores the brain's role in sports and examines groin injuries. This issue includes a list of 2004/2005 OCAA champions.
File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores politics in sports, the tie between sports marketing and fashion, and the challenges faced by gay and lesbian athletes. It also discusses ACL injuries, vision training, and the rising sport of cricket. This issue also includes a feature on Humber College graduate, golfer Ryan Lamb.
File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) basketball rivalry between the Humber Hawks and Sheridan Bruins. It also discusses fitness tips, sports psychology, and athletic recruitment. This issue also highlights the struggles of collegiate hockey.
File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores violence in women's sports, sports photography, and various forms of dance. It also features a hearing-impaired athlete, and discusses nutrition for athletes, referee abuse, and team hazing.
File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores sports fitness and fad diets, whether marijuana is a performance-enhancing drug, and discusses concussions and mental health.
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"Sweat" : [December 2001 issue]
File consists of an issue of Sweat. This inaugural issue explores the world of sports through the lens of team mascots, and examines the challenges faced by student-athletes as they balance school and injuries. It also discusses sports superstitions, athletic technology, and the struggles Ontario colleges face to secure corporate sponsorships.
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"Nursing Education in a College of Applied Arts and Technology" : [report]
File consists of an historical report on the early years of Humber's Nursing program (1971-1975). The report was written by the first Director of our Nursing program (Marilyn Barras), and covers the curriculum, admission, placement, and other topics. The report also includes several appendices relating to the creation of the Nursing program, including correspondence, agreements, and other material.
!["Official Opening and Installation of Gordon Wragg as First President" : [programme]](/uploads/r/humber-college-archives/f/3/6/f3660701f0d2616b2b01bd26793ef23c1d4c1d2a616540b78bd99d157ebdb1e1/HCA_Box13_Folder8_access_compressed_142.jpg)
"Official Opening and Installation of Gordon Wragg as First President" : [programme]
File consists of five copies of the programme for the official opening and installation of President Wragg, which took place on 18 January 1968.
"Convergence" : [Winter 2019/2020 issue]
File consists of an issue of Convergence. This is the first issue for Humber's Faculty of Media and Creative Arts following the merger of the School of Media Studies and the School of Creative and Performing Arts. This issue explores changing trends for all forms of media, including advertising, creative arts, and social media, and discusses sports journalism and digital activism. It also highlights the involvement of Humber journalism students in a year-long collaborative investigation to uncover tainted water in Canada. This issue includes a portfolio of student work and an update of Humber alumni.