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V for victory: A jubilant student makes a victory sign behind Claude Bissell after the U of T president agreed to give students bigger voice in campus discipline
V for victory: A jubilant student makes a victory sign behind Claude Bissell after the U of T president agreed to give students bigger voice in campus discipline

V for victory: A jubilant student makes a victory sign behind Claude Bissell after the U of T president agreed to give students bigger voice in campus discipline

Date10/1/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: V for victory: A jubilant student makes a victory sign behind Claude Bissell after the U of T president agreed to give students bigger voice in campus discipline.
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Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0032923F
Hard time for Bissell: University of Toronto students heckle president Claude Bissell after he re-affirmed his stand that he would deal with campus violence severely
Hard time for Bissell: University of Toronto students heckle president Claude Bissell after he re-affirmed his stand that he would deal with campus violence severely
9/25/1969
Tense confrontation occurred this week as U of T president Claude Bissell address a fall full of students and faculty
Tense confrontation occurred this week as U of T president Claude Bissell address a fall full of students and faculty
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Explains his stand: University of Toronto president Claude Bissell tells students that he won't back down on new get-tough policies about campus violence
Explains his stand: University of Toronto president Claude Bissell tells students that he won't back down on new get-tough policies about campus violence
9/25/1969
We've Won! We've Won! demonstrators shout as University of Toronto President Claude Bissell makes a surprise appearance in the packed senate chamber t(...)
We've Won! We've Won! demonstrators shout as University of Toronto President Claude Bissell makes a surprise appearance in the packed senate chamber t(...)
3/26/1970
Jubilant Armando Gonzales gives a V-for-victory sign
Jubilant Armando Gonzales gives a V-for-victory sign
4/30/1980
Students sock it to Claude, Dr. laude Bissell, president of the University of Toronto
Students sock it to Claude, Dr. laude Bissell, president of the University of Toronto
10/19/1968
Facing Students, Claude Bissell tells them the student power movement is reducing public respect and threatening universities' position of social leadership
Facing Students, Claude Bissell tells them the student power movement is reducing public respect and threatening universities' position of social leadership
10/9/1968
Students jam a balcony leading to the office of University of Toronto president Claude Bissell
Students jam a balcony leading to the office of University of Toronto president Claude Bissell
3/25/1970
Claude Bissell. Students admired his methods
Claude Bissell. Students admired his methods
10/3/1969
V for Victory. Allan Pilkey gives the V for Victory sign as he hugs his wife at his Oshawa campaign headquarters. Pilkey upset Mayor Jim Potticary for(...)
V for Victory. Allan Pilkey gives the V for Victory sign as he hugs his wife at his Oshawa campaign headquarters. Pilkey upset Mayor Jim Potticary for(...)
11/10/1980
Not guilty: Lawyer Bernard Sheir, left, gives a V for victory sign after a not-guilty ruling in court yesterday for Joanna ter Woort, her daughter, Lisa, and husband, Martin
Not guilty: Lawyer Bernard Sheir, left, gives a V for victory sign after a not-guilty ruling in court yesterday for Joanna ter Woort, her daughter, Lisa, and husband, Martin
4/13/1983
Daniel Drache charges that reforms at U of T don't give students any real power. He made his charges in a report on the structure of university departments. He charges a U ot T group tried to suppress report.
Daniel Drache charges that reforms at U of T don't give students any real power. He made his charges in a report on the structure of university departments. He charges a U ot T group tried to suppress report.
11/13/1969