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"Final Hour"

F-109-14-1-0-0-6
Item
June 1973

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

"Mountain Oysters" copyright dispute

F-109-7-1-0-8
File
1974

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

"Savage God 8d" program

F-109-7-1-0-6
File
1970

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

"Starlets, Harlots and Hollywood" with Lottie Da

F-109-14-5-0-0-7
Item
September 17, 1981

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

$1.75 a Pound

F-109-14-2-1-0-104
Item
1980

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

'SFUlish but it'S FUn

F-109-5-7-0-7-1
Item

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

1-Minute Films

F-109-14-2-1-0-72
Item
[197-?]

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

Student film workshop? Director and editor, Sara Diamond. Film is made up of shots of still images drawing from modern culture as well as Renaissance paintings. [This description is in reference to OBJ-1393]

1971 Theatre program

F-109-12-1-0-4
File
1971

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

4 Big Dances

F-109-14-1-0-0-57
Item
November 20, 1997

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

8 x 6 (faculty show)

F-109-14-1-0-0-24
Item
March 29, 1988

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

9 x 4 = 37

F-109-14-2-1-0-1
Item
1976

Part of School for the Contemporary Arts fonds

"By using pebbles, blocks, rods, colored lines and tables to learn mathematics, teachers help students extract patterns and relationships and systems. Shows how students master computation much earlier than usual. Examples include a boy who first proves to himself that "nine fours is thirty-seven", only to change his mind after recess; and some 5th graders who multiply together two four-figure numbers in their heads, writing down only the answer." [http://troy.lib.sfu.ca/record=b2981176~S1a]

A Concert of Dance with visiting artist Gladys Bailin