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Series contains records relating to the Peter Desbarats fonds. Material consists of a letter from René Lévesque to Desbarats with comments regarding Desbarats’ manuscript and a letter from Dick Brown of Canadian Magazine discussing certain topics and articles for the magazine regarding René Lévesque and his party.

Photos taken around the Hall building during the Sir George Williams University Computer Centre incident. This series is composed of digital copies that were digitized by the donor ca. 2009.

The series provides information about Guy Thouin’s personal life.

The series contains correspondence, a certificate of birth and baptism, a passport issued in India in 1974, curriculum vitae, biographical notes, and an optician license.

Series consists of correspondence collected and written by Derek Stanford. Material consists of letters between Derek Stanford and Christopher Fry, as well as letters between Derek Stanford and various correspondents about the life and work of Christopher Fry. Letters discuss Peer Gynt and A Yard of Sun, as well as various essays and reviews written by Derek Stanford about Christopher Fry.

Series consists of newspaper clippings of essays and reviews by various authors on the plays of Christopher Fry, published in The Observer and the Daily Telegraph.

Series provides documentation about the production and filmmaking process of Magnus Isacsson’s released and unreleased documentaries and audiovisual projects, from his first independent film Uranium (1990) to Granny Power (2014).

Series contains administrative and financial records, contracts, project proposals, scripts, interviews, promotional material, flyers, posters, leaflets, shooting tapes, masters betacams, copies of English and French versions of various films, audio mixes, DVDs, research material, clippings, newspapers, magazines, handwritten notes, communiqués, award and nomination certificates, invitation cards, press releases, brochures and press coverage.

Series provides information on the spending of money by the University. Series contains the 5-year plan for new programmes and the budget of the Coordinator of Academic Planning.

Material consists of correspondence and postcards between Wagschal and Irving Layton. Postcards are from Hydra, Greece, Tel Aviv, Israel, India, and Lesbos, Greece.

Material consists of audio reels, vinyl discs and cassette recordings of Layton reading on the radio, Layton giving readings at various libraries and universities in Ontario, Layton’s appearance on television shows including CBC’s Fighting Words, Vicki Gabereau, and the Brian Gazzard Show, interviews with Layton, and Layton speaking at the Baron Byng High School Reunion.

Series documents Guy Thouin’s compositions from 1968 to 2020, including scores for the Heart Ensemble, Quatuor de jazz libre du Quebec, From the Basement, and other projects.

The series contains handwritten music scores.

Series provides information, for the period 1968-1984, on the relations between the University and external associations which promote and defend the interests of their members. Series is divided according to the following sub-series:

I0038/01A Associations General
I0038/01B Association of Universities & Colleges of Canada (A.U.C.C.)
I0038/01C Conseil des Universités
I0038/01D Conférence des Recteurs et Principaux des Universités du Québec (C.R.E.P.U.Q.).

Series contains 3 photographs of Irving Layton, including a photograph of Layton with Seymour Mayne, a portrait of the poet dedicated to Gertrude and Carl Katz, and a photograph of Layton receiving his honorary degree at Bishop’s University in Lennoxville, Quebec.

This series documents the various plays produced by the Black Theatre Workshop (BTW) from its beginnings in the early 1970s to 2013, as well as other events organized by the theatre.

This series is divided into the following sub-series :
F034/D1 General audience
F034/D2 Theater for Young Audiences program
F034/D3 Youthworks

This series contains photographs, programs, press releases, newspapers and newspaper clippings, drawings, floor plans, collages, project proposals, reports, entrance tickets, box office records, correspondence, goboes, promotional material, educational material (teachers’ guides), financial records, contracts, booking sheets, performance evaluations, sheet music, play scripts, meeting notes, communications, schedules, moving images, and sound recordings, among other documents.

The series illustrates the activities of the Quatuor de Jazz libre du Québec (1967-1975), the Val-David Artistic Colony (1970), the Ferme du Petit Québec libre (1970-1973) and l'Amorce (1972-1974), including the political dimension of these jazz-related initiatives.
The series includes, but is not limited to newspaper clippings, newsletters, statements, a historical overview, plans, project outline, a manifesto, pamphlets, and posters.

The series illustrates the political orientation of the Jazz libre du Québec through newspapers collected by Yves Charbonneau during the 1970s (predominantly 1973).
The series contains issues of the Bulletin de liaison du comité provisoire de coordination Indépendance-socialisme, the Guardian, Fedayin : Journal de l’Association Québec-Palestine, Patriote haïtien, Black Panther : Intercommunal News Service, Indochine vaincra, and Sud Vietnam en lutte.

The series provides information on the merger which in 1974 saw Loyola College unite with Sir George Williams University to create Concordia University. It includes a variety of reports reflecting on the future of Loyola College, documents on the proposed merger, and documents related to the actual merger itself. Included are records on legal, financial, personnel, academic and administrative aspects.

The series contains correspondence, reports, news releases, clippings, petitions, s and submissions, meeting notices, minutes, the Savage/Despland report on the merger, membership lists, organization charts, memorandum of agreement, by-laws, enrolment statistics, and other records.

The series is organized into four sub-series.

Material consists of three poems written by Layton and published in newspapers. The first leaf of poems is entitled Two Poems by Irving Layton and includes the poems “At the Belsen Memorial,” and “Rhine Boat Trip.” The second leaf includes a poem published in The Covenant entitled “Dialogue.”

The series provides information about Guy Thouin’s musical career from 1967 to 2018, including performances, interviews, and promotional material.

The series contains clippings, press releases, flyers, posters, correspondence, illustrations of album covers, and several audio recordings of Thouin’s performances with The Heart Ensemble, L’Infonie, From the Basement, and Group Edo. It contains official records of Le Quatuor du nouveau jazz libre du Quebec, L’Infonie, and other albums in which Thouin played the tabla or percussion for other artists. The Series also includes interviews with Guy Thouin in Radio-Quebec, CBC, and CIBC, and a drawing of Guy Thouin playing tabla with Catherine Potter and Tampura.

Series contains agendas, public reading schedules, calendars, invitations, and programs for different events.

Series provides information on the organization and policies of the University. Series contains the following documentation:

• Academic Planning
• Board of Governors Report on Priorities and Planning
• Examination Timetable
• General Point Average Methods (G.P.A.)
• Grading Regulations
• Planning and Studies on Loyola / Sir George Williams University Merger
• Planning for the New Concordia University
• Studies with the Conseil des Universités
• Undergraduate Scholars Programmes Regulation Procedure
• University By-laws
• University Code of Conduct
• University Organization Charts
• University Policy.

The series provides insight into the activities and services offered by the Black Studies Center, including day camps, lecture series, immigration aid, exhibitions, and workshops, as well as other educational programs.

The series contains, among other documents, leaflets, flyers, invitations, programs, posters, newspaper clippings, biographies, schedules, correspondence, reports, attendance records, lists, meeting minutes, plays, stories, poems, song texts, illustrations, drawings, photographs, notes, forms, drafts, financial records, a discussion transcript, costumes, a guest book, and a musical instrument.