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Cyril Sapiro: Trustee says people's brains come unglued when they deal with credit.
Cyril Sapiro: Trustee says people's brains come unglued when they deal with credit.

Cyril Sapiro: Trustee says people's brains come unglued when they deal with credit.

Date1/16/1990
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Rescuing the fallen: Bankruptcy trustee Cyril Sapiro says declaring you can't pay your debts is a terrible, stressful experience that is hitting more people every week in a tight economy
Rescuing the fallen: Bankruptcy trustee Cyril Sapiro says declaring you can't pay your debts is a terrible, stressful experience that is hitting more people every week in a tight economy
7/8/1990
Disaster files: The vast majority of bankrupts aren't businessmen, they're ordinary people who fill chartered accountant Cyril Sapiro's files with tales of woe
Disaster files: The vast majority of bankrupts aren't businessmen, they're ordinary people who fill chartered accountant Cyril Sapiro's files with tales of woe
2/4/1982
Brains Definitely run in this family. Totalled IQ is 639. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Haliburton, Gerry, 18, Vicki, 15 are first all-Mensa family.
Brains Definitely run in this family. Totalled IQ is 639. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Haliburton, Gerry, 18, Vicki, 15 are first all-Mensa family.
11/27/1966
Smart robot: Engineer Bruce Mack with Hector, a space robot with one more arm and a lot more brains than Canadarm.
Smart robot: Engineer Bruce Mack with Hector, a space robot with one more arm and a lot more brains than Canadarm.
9/23/1992
Dan MacDonald: The public sees stoop-and-scoop laws as stupid, the People's Animal Welfare Society president says.
Dan MacDonald: The public sees stoop-and-scoop laws as stupid, the People's Animal Welfare Society president says.
7/6/1982
In most countries, traditions are being broken, says Canadian philosopher Raymond Klibansky. People's minds are being molded.
In most countries, traditions are being broken, says Canadian philosopher Raymond Klibansky. People's minds are being molded.
5/30/1974
Roy Raghunan: Attention disorder can ruin people's lives, psychologist says.
Roy Raghunan: Attention disorder can ruin people's lives, psychologist says.
1/6/1988
The shape of your head has a lot to do with the type of job you're suited for, business consultant Henry Evering believes. He has spent year developing a theory that relates people's physical shapes to their personality types and business talents. Theory also guides him in designing office decor he says.
The shape of your head has a lot to do with the type of job you're suited for, business consultant Henry Evering believes. He has spent year developing a theory that relates people's physical shapes to their personality types and business talents. Theory also guides him in designing office decor he says.
6/5/1973
No! Says Tim Rutledge, a board of education trustee, Why would anyone want to make French a compulsory subject in high school?
No! Says Tim Rutledge, a board of education trustee, Why would anyone want to make French a compulsory subject in high school?
4/21/1978
No public funds: Doug Little, a trustee on the Toronto Board of Education, says no money should be given to support private schools
No public funds: Doug Little, a trustee on the Toronto Board of Education, says no money should be given to support private schools
9/16/1985
Fond memories: Cyril Morley, 81, admires an old-fashioned streetlamp presented to him by Pickering Village when he retired as its reeve in 1963
Fond memories: Cyril Morley, 81, admires an old-fashioned streetlamp presented to him by Pickering Village when he retired as its reeve in 1963
4/23/1985
It was their brain power that got them the job, says Allan Smart
It was their brain power that got them the job, says Allan Smart
7/17/1979