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Yes!, Says Clive Beck, a professor of education at OISE
Yes!, Says Clive Beck, a professor of education at OISE

Yes!, Says Clive Beck, a professor of education at OISE

Date4/6/1978
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Clive Beck heads a provincial research project in the field of moral and values education. We need to help kids see the complexity of moral issues, he says.
Clive Beck heads a provincial research project in the field of moral and values education. We need to help kids see the complexity of moral issues, he says.
2/7/1978
Yes! Says Michael Marrus, a history professor at U of T. If english was good enough for Jesus Christ, it's good enough for me. [Incomplete]
Yes! Says Michael Marrus, a history professor at U of T. If english was good enough for Jesus Christ, it's good enough for me. [Incomplete]
4/23/1978
Brook Rideout, OISE Professor.
Brook Rideout, OISE Professor.
5/30/1973
Yes: Alan Rugman, professor of International business at University of Toronto
Yes: Alan Rugman, professor of International business at University of Toronto
11/3/1988
Yes: Michael Koskie, vice-president of one of Canada's biggest ad agencies, says We have not had one whimper from 300 staff after imposing 6-and-5.
Yes: Michael Koskie, vice-president of one of Canada's biggest ad agencies, says We have not had one whimper from 300 staff after imposing 6-and-5.
9/27/1982
Anne LaFlamme doesn't let the lack of two legs and one arm stop later skiing on Long Pond at Centre Island with instructor Jean Per-Rosanne is the Yes, I Can woman who says: I don't have time to be shy
Anne LaFlamme doesn't let the lack of two legs and one arm stop later skiing on Long Pond at Centre Island with instructor Jean Per-Rosanne is the Yes, I Can woman who says: I don't have time to be shy
7/13/1977
Yes Says John Graham, cable television executive, The Canadian television viewer continues to be a victim of the Canadian Radio Television Commission's policy of requiring football blackouts on cable television and over-the-air televison stations
Yes Says John Graham, cable television executive, The Canadian television viewer continues to be a victim of the Canadian Radio Television Commission's policy of requiring football blackouts on cable television and over-the-air televison stations
8/25/1978
Yes. East York would have saved $500,000 this year 'if the Metro system didn't invite extravagance,' says East York board chairman Jack McCarthy
Yes. East York would have saved $500,000 this year 'if the Metro system didn't invite extravagance,' says East York board chairman Jack McCarthy
11/30/1977
Won for the Yes: Ex-boxer Reggie Oui Chartrand (in light shorts) closes in to finish off Andre Non Beauchamp a mere 45 seconds into the first round of a Referendum Battle of the Boxers in Montreal. A right to the kidneys brought Beauchamp to his knees.
Won for the Yes: Ex-boxer Reggie Oui Chartrand (in light shorts) closes in to finish off Andre Non Beauchamp a mere 45 seconds into the first round of a Referendum Battle of the Boxers in Montreal. A right to the kidneys brought Beauchamp to his knees.
5/18/1980
Yes, it's an import: John Mackie, chairman of the Automobile Importers of Canada and president of Jaguar Rover Triumph Canada, perches on his own Jaguar
Yes, it's an import: John Mackie, chairman of the Automobile Importers of Canada and president of Jaguar Rover Triumph Canada, perches on his own Jaguar
7/8/1980
Christianity Can Teach psychiatry more than psychiatry can teach churches, says Dr. Malcolm Beck, a member of Church of Christ.
Christianity Can Teach psychiatry more than psychiatry can teach churches, says Dr. Malcolm Beck, a member of Church of Christ.
10/2/1975
Outspoken: Bernard Shapiro, left, Ontario's deputy minister of education, and education professor David Pratt, right, say courses should be relevant and the high drop-out rate cut
Outspoken: Bernard Shapiro, left, Ontario's deputy minister of education, and education professor David Pratt, right, say courses should be relevant and the high drop-out rate cut
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