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Official opening: Interim director Blossom Wigdor, centre, consults University of Toronto researchers, from left, Fergus Craik, Bernhard Cinader, Victor Marshall and Carolyn Rosenthal
Official opening: Interim director Blossom Wigdor, centre, consults University of Toronto researchers, from left, Fergus Craik, Bernhard Cinader, Victor Marshall and Carolyn Rosenthal

Official opening: Interim director Blossom Wigdor, centre, consults University of Toronto researchers, from left, Fergus Craik, Bernhard Cinader, Victor Marshall and Carolyn Rosenthal

Date1/12/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Official opening: Interim director Blossom Wigdor, centre, consults University of Toronto researchers, from left, Fergus Craik, Bernhard Cinader, Victor Marshall and Carolyn Rosenthal.
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Blossom Wigdor
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