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Published by the History Students’ Union, 1971.

‘Hermes’ makes a good leaning post. Photo: Jack Marshall.

This pen and ink sketch by done by Leslie Sirluck.

The image on the cover shows the Metropolitan Toronto police being called onto campus by Acting President Jack Sword to evict the inhabitants of Tent City (Wacheea) in July that year.

‘The Dismissal’ was written by James Reaney as a part of the sesquicentennial celebrations of the University of Toronto in 1977. It was produced by the NDWT Company and performed in Hart House Theatre.

Donald Sutherland seen here 4th from the right.

This poster was designed A. Scott Carter.

This satiric comedy written by Louis McKay with technical assistance from Harcourt Brown.

‘P.B.I.’ was written and produced by Harold Scudamore of Trinity College and the U of T Veterans Association.

The University College Women’s Dramatic Club staged this play at the Margaret Eaton School of Expression on 11 and 14 April 1908.

The ‘Frogs’ of Aristophanes, 1902. As a part of Trinity College’s Jubilee celebrations, its students put on the ‘Frogs’ of Aristophanes in the original Greek. The performance took place in the natural amphitheatre in front of the…

In this scene is Antigone going to her death.

In this scene, the watchman informs Creon that, contrary to his wishes, Antigone has buried Polynices.