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“Everything we were digging up was from the early 1960s. There was no plastic, no green garbage bags, no disposable diapers, none of the stuff we’d expect today. Instead, there was a lot of wood, tin cans, glass bottles, paper grocery bags and a ton of bundled newsprint.”
Derenzis recalls ripping open one of the newspaper bundles at a random page. This resulted in one of the most popular anecdotes being shared around campus and confirmation of the old saying 'some things never change.'
“There was an article by Milt Dunnell, the legendary sportswriter for the Toronto Star," says Derenzis. "It was from October 1963. The headline read: 'Leafs Lose Again.'”
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This faculty member's research into land rights and resource use on South Africa's Wild Coast led to the Khanyayo people regaining legal ownership of their ancestral land, the Mkambati Nature Reserve, in 2004. |
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His work was so influential that the South African government invited him to attend the hand-over ceremony as a guest of honour.
The first person to respond to the
editor with the correct answer will win a $10 Tim Horton's gift card.
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Why $10 instead of the usual $5? Because last month, no one could guess which UTSC staff member used to rock-out with the Slattery Brothers. He has since cut his hair and joined the IITS department as a programmer and instructional multimedia designer. Ladies and gentlemen, introducing Michael Murphy-Boyer! |
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