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It's small - that is what appeals most to the students of Richmond College which has been open for three years in the former Milliken Public School
It's small - that is what appeals most to the students of Richmond College which has been open for three years in the former Milliken Public School

It's small - that is what appeals most to the students of Richmond College which has been open for three years in the former Milliken Public School

Date11/26/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: It's small - that is what appeals most to the students of Richmond College which has been open for three years in the former Milliken Public School. Vern Goheen, the registrar, walks with Lois Snively (left) of Wateford and Donna Hepburn of Chesley on campus of the non-denominational, privately operated school at Steeles and Midland Aves. So far Richmond has 104 students Richmond College, formerly located at Steeles Avenue East and Midland Avenue, northeast corner. (43.826615, -79.296819)||Published in Toronto Daily Star, 27 November 1969, page 25, with article ''This 'university' has 104 students''
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0111614F
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