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The Lance: School Year 1965-1966, University Of Windsor

The Lance

School Year 1965-1966

Vol. 38: no. 1 (1965: Sept. 17) 8p.
Vol. 38: no. 2 (1965: Sept. 24) 6p.
Vol. 38: no. 3 (1965: Oct. 1) 8p.
Vol. 38: no. 4 (1965: Oct. 8 6p.
Vol. 38: no. 5 (1965: Oct. 15) 6p.
Vol. 38: no. 6 (1965: Oct. 22) 8p.
Vol. 38: no. 7 (1965: Oct. 29) 6p.
Vol. 38: no. 8 (1965: Nov. 5) 10p.
Vol. 38: no. 9 (1965: Nov. 12) 12p.
Vol. 38: no. 10 (1965: Nov. 19) 8p.
Vol. 38: no. 11 (1965: Nov. 26) 12p.
Vol. 38: no. 12 (1965: Dec. 3) 8p.
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Assumption High School Yearbook 1965-1966, Assumption High School (Windsor)

The Assumption High School Yearbook

No abstract provided.

The Ambassador: 1966, University Of Windsor

The Ambassador Yearbook

At the conclusion of my first Annual Report as President of the University of Windsor, I made the following general observations: "Universities differ one from another almost as much as individuals do, partly because of the accidents of history and of the part which staff, students and alumni play in the building of unique traditions. The University of Windsor has attracted much attention in the past two years by reason of its very unusual evolution. Inevitably, now that it has emerged as a non—denominational institution, under its charter of 1963, it will begin to move in directions perhaps only dimly …

Alumni Times 1966, University Of Windsor

Alumni Times

Holdings:

1966: Winter (Vol. 4 : no. 1) 16 p.

1966: Spring (Vol 4 : no. 2) 16 p.

1966: Summer (Vol. 4 : no. 3) 16 p.

1966: Autumn (Vol. 4 : no. 4) 16 p.

Windsor Teachers College Yearbook 1966, Windsor Teachers College (Windsor, Ontario)

Windsor Teachers College Yearbook

No abstract provided.

Biology: New Facilities At University Of Windsor, University Of Windsor

SWODA: University of Windsor Publications

The new, non-denominational University of Windsor, launched in 1963, began with a campus, physical plant and traditions dating back to the establishment of Assumption College (later Assumption University) in 1857, and based upon the pioneering work of the Basilian Fathers since 1870.

The New Biology Building at the University of Windsor, occupied early in 1966, provided the most modern laboratory facilities and equipment available. Faculty members planned the building over a two-year period, with special consideration for the inter-relationship of teaching and research. The result was a building in which research areas, labs and seminar rooms are strategically located to …