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Not alone: Mark Sanderson, 20, a Seneca College student, will speak at a symposium April 29 on how he's learned to overcome his learning disability.
Not alone: Mark Sanderson, 20, a Seneca College student, will speak at a symposium April 29 on how he's learned to overcome his learning disability.

Not alone: Mark Sanderson, 20, a Seneca College student, will speak at a symposium April 29 on how he's learned to overcome his learning disability.

Date2/26/1991
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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World's dullest lecturer? No, when Michael Church's students doze off in his evening course on relaxation at Seneca College, that's proof of his success. Church says that virtually everyone has trouble handling stress.
World's dullest lecturer? No, when Michael Church's students doze off in his evening course on relaxation at Seneca College, that's proof of his success. Church says that virtually everyone has trouble handling stress.
8/5/1982
Alzheimer's researchers: Dr. Donald stuss, left, and Dr. Guy Prouix are co-chairmen of symposium on head injuries and aging to be held April 26-27.
Alzheimer's researchers: Dr. Donald stuss, left, and Dr. Guy Prouix are co-chairmen of symposium on head injuries and aging to be held April 26-27.
4/15/1990
The road back: Psychiatrist Gary Cormack is learning to speak again after a near-fatal stroke. He's helped by 10 volunteers, including neighbor Bonnie McCleave (left) and friend Maureen Kelly, in word drills.
The road back: Psychiatrist Gary Cormack is learning to speak again after a near-fatal stroke. He's helped by 10 volunteers, including neighbor Bonnie McCleave (left) and friend Maureen Kelly, in word drills.
11/17/1982
Alert early birds: Seneca College instructor Bob Sinclair enjoys teaching early morning Barrie-Toronto commuters - now that he's got used to the daily bump and grind of the journey
Alert early birds: Seneca College instructor Bob Sinclair enjoys teaching early morning Barrie-Toronto commuters - now that he's got used to the daily bump and grind of the journey
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Construction King: Mark Lawee, 15, knows how to use the chain saw he The tennager, who enters Grade 9 next month, operates his own contracting and has had up to five adults working for him, He's saving for a used truck
Construction King: Mark Lawee, 15, knows how to use the chain saw he The tennager, who enters Grade 9 next month, operates his own contracting and has had up to five adults working for him, He's saving for a used truck
8/4/1983
In Pugh, 24, owner of a motorcycle shop in Agin- has no doubt he'll be millionaire by the time he's ugh told students yesterday at his alma mater, Victoria Park Secondary School, how he converted a $15,000 loss in his first year of business into a profit
In Pugh, 24, owner of a motorcycle shop in Agin- has no doubt he'll be millionaire by the time he's ugh told students yesterday at his alma mater, Victoria Park Secondary School, how he converted a $15,000 loss in his first year of business into a profit
1/17/1978
Champion piper: Visiting bagpipe judge Angus MacDonald poses with his pipes at Seneca College's Minkler Auditorium But he wouldn't play - to early in the morning, he said
Champion piper: Visiting bagpipe judge Angus MacDonald poses with his pipes at Seneca College's Minkler Auditorium But he wouldn't play - to early in the morning, he said
2/19/1983
Loading children into the back of his station wagon for a trip home from nursery school, bus operator John Davis says he is breaking the law but he must do it to make a living and I have learned how to carry children in the safest possible way. Police vigilance has been increased since a recent accident that involved a school bus in which 11 child passengers were shaken up.
Loading children into the back of his station wagon for a trip home from nursery school, bus operator John Davis says he is breaking the law but he must do it to make a living and I have learned how to carry children in the safest possible way. Police vigilance has been increased since a recent accident that involved a school bus in which 11 child passengers were shaken up.
4/10/1974
Learned responsibility: Joe Pimentel, here with his father Jose, says being the son of an immigrant taught him how to work and accomplish at an early age, although he sometimes wishes he had it easier
Learned responsibility: Joe Pimentel, here with his father Jose, says being the son of an immigrant taught him how to work and accomplish at an early age, although he sometimes wishes he had it easier
10/6/1986
Learned responsibility: Joe Pimentel, here with his father Jose, says being the son of an immigrant taught him how ot work and accomplish at an early age, although he sometimes wishes he had it easier
Learned responsibility: Joe Pimentel, here with his father Jose, says being the son of an immigrant taught him how ot work and accomplish at an early age, although he sometimes wishes he had it easier
10/6/1986
Fur is his business so Sid Schipper knows what he's talking about when he's teaching the trade to students at George Brown Community College
Fur is his business so Sid Schipper knows what he's talking about when he's teaching the trade to students at George Brown Community College
10/1/1969
It was tough, but Jacques and Jeanne Foesier used strict discipline with their 18-year-old son, Mark, when he created bedlam in the family - discipline so strict he left home. Tough Love policies helped them overcome their guilt.
It was tough, but Jacques and Jeanne Foesier used strict discipline with their 18-year-old son, Mark, when he created bedlam in the family - discipline so strict he left home. Tough Love policies helped them overcome their guilt.
1/22/1982