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Ukrainian songs published in Wetzlar, Germany, in 1916.

Ukrainian military songs published in Vienna in 1915.

Ukrainian military songs with score, published in 1922.

Military quartets for men's choir dedicated to the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen, published in Vienna in 1915.

Ukrainian journal dedicated to literature, arts and culture, edited by the poet Oleksander Oles in Vienna in 1920.

Periodical issued by the Union for the Liberation of Ukraine in the Wetzlar prisoner-of-war camp from 1915 to 1916.

Illustrated socio-political almanac published by Ukrainian prisoners-of-war in Freistadt, Austria, from 1915 to 1918.

Economic journal edited by Andry Zhuk and published in Lviv, Ukraine, from 1909 to 1914.

Ukrainian prisoner-of-war camp publication issued in Salzwedel, Germany, in 1918.

Publication of the Ukrainian student society "Sich" issued in Vienna in 1921.

Illustrated literary-cultural almanac for Ukrainians in Vienna

Journal published by Ukrainians interned in camps in Liberec and Josefov, Czechoslovakia, from 1920 to 1923.

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"There were an awful number of liars at the School in those days. When Doc. Ellis would endeavor to show us some complicated calculation in chemistry and would say "seven and three are sixteen and this added to eleven is nine" and…

Excerpt from a weekly column in the varsity on School of Science news, January 18, 1906, p 213, mentioning an abundance of marriage notices being sent to the editor.

Excerpt from a weekly column in the varsity on School of Science news, January 11, 1906, p 197, mentioning the marriage of Preston C. Coates.

Excerpt from a weekly column in the varsity on School of Science news, December 2 1903, mentioning a return from the Klondike.

Photograph of door into the Myhal Centre for Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship, 2019, and the School of Practical Science North Entrance, ca. 1909 (UTARMS A1965-0004/033 (6.101))

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"In my fourth year about half a dozen of us chose French for our language option, and were taught by "Johnny" Galbraith himself in his big office. He knew French well, and he knew how to teach, though his methods were original, and we…