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Norman Salansky points to picture of Soviet Academy of Sciences which has pioneered advances in medicine
Norman Salansky points to picture of Soviet Academy of Sciences which has pioneered advances in medicine

Norman Salansky points to picture of Soviet Academy of Sciences which has pioneered advances in medicine

Date12/28/1989
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Norman Salansky points to picture of Soviet Academy of Sciences which has pioneered advances in medicine
Norman Salansky points to picture of Soviet Academy of Sciences which has pioneered advances in medicine
2/10/1987
Future shock: Such technological advances as word processors create potentially deadly stress, according to Sheldon Geller, left, and Eli Bay.
Future shock: Such technological advances as word processors create potentially deadly stress, according to Sheldon Geller, left, and Eli Bay.
3/30/1982
You don't say!: Dr. Paul Turner and his wife, Annice, from Perth, Ont. stopped to chat with two talking robots when they registered for the annual OMA meeting yesterday at the Harbour Castle Hilton hotel. Geigy is not from Star Wars, but he is one of the latest technicological advances.
You don't say!: Dr. Paul Turner and his wife, Annice, from Perth, Ont. stopped to chat with two talking robots when they registered for the annual OMA meeting yesterday at the Harbour Castle Hilton hotel. Geigy is not from Star Wars, but he is one of the latest technicological advances.
6/8/1980
Technological advances incorporated into Hydro Place makes energy conservation a difficult task for building's manager John O'Connor
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4/17/1978
Future shock: Such technological advances as word processors create potentially deadly stress, according to Sheldon Geller, left, and Eli Bay.
Future shock: Such technological advances as word processors create potentially deadly stress, according to Sheldon Geller, left, and Eli Bay.
5/23/1982
Gerald Tooke: National director of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts points to its new location at 8 Adelaide St
Gerald Tooke: National director of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts points to its new location at 8 Adelaide St
5/23/1986
Guest greeted: Michael Spence, centre, dean of arts and sciences at Harvard University, chats with David Galloway, left, a director of the Canadian Club, and Bernard Ostry, chairman of TVOntario before yesterday's luncheon at Royal York
Guest greeted: Michael Spence, centre, dean of arts and sciences at Harvard University, chats with David Galloway, left, a director of the Canadian Club, and Bernard Ostry, chairman of TVOntario before yesterday's luncheon at Royal York
11/2/1987
A handwriting expert at the provincial Centre of Forensic Sciences, Geoffrey Brohier came here from Ceylon more than 30 years ago. 'Immigration is the sincerest form of flattery' he says.
A handwriting expert at the provincial Centre of Forensic Sciences, Geoffrey Brohier came here from Ceylon more than 30 years ago. 'Immigration is the sincerest form of flattery' he says.
7/7/1982
Jules Heller, dean of York University's faculty of fine arts, stands with his staff in front of the Behavioral Sciences Building.
Jules Heller, dean of York University's faculty of fine arts, stands with his staff in front of the Behavioral Sciences Building.
10/5/1972
James Mackey, Liquor License Board chairman, to be commended for advances the industry has made since he assumed his poet, reader says
James Mackey, Liquor License Board chairman, to be commended for advances the industry has made since he assumed his poet, reader says
4/9/1974
Man's best friends: There's no really bad type of dog, says Toronto Academy of Veterinary Medicine president Randall Larsen, but sometimes they inherit a mean temperament from their parents' genes
Man's best friends: There's no really bad type of dog, says Toronto Academy of Veterinary Medicine president Randall Larsen, but sometimes they inherit a mean temperament from their parents' genes
10/21/1981
Futures trading in currencies and commodities has paid off handsomely for fomer Windsor high school teacher Jim Carroll, who parlayed $750 into more than $150,000. His new wealth, he says, means he might just play chess for a year in 1974. Here he is enjoying a game with wife Mary Pat. Worldwide shortages have made commodity futures a fertile area for speculation, Carroll points out.
Futures trading in currencies and commodities has paid off handsomely for fomer Windsor high school teacher Jim Carroll, who parlayed $750 into more than $150,000. His new wealth, he says, means he might just play chess for a year in 1974. Here he is enjoying a game with wife Mary Pat. Worldwide shortages have made commodity futures a fertile area for speculation, Carroll points out.
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