University of Victoria - Tower Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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'CI looked at my companion with some curiosity. He was tall and rehned - a man of middle age with a lean, well-bred face and hair slightly grizzled at the temples. His tanned, clean-shaven face spoke of a life spent largely out of doors: his well-fitting dinner jacket, his general air of prosperity and refinement made me think he was not only a rich man, but one who had been born so. He was an excellent talker, well-travelled and well-read - a man of considerable charm. And yet, there was something Vic College Annual, 1923

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There goes another pupilf sighed the professor, as his glass eye rolled down the slnk. i- e - Vic College Annual, 1923 'Are you a partisan? N aw! I comb my hair straight back. - Vie College Annual, 1923

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IQ67. lit-gzili with the crash of symbols. On Coast and plain, from prairie town to luminous eastern City, in a rust, nnilti-mlourt-cl rainbow of pageantry, the old and ilu- new nivrgt- togetlier in an ebullient, year-long, tlzingirlizui springtime, rliiinecl in by the whistles, bells, niaplf' lc-aws, wlu-at slit-gives, Centennial projects by tlu- lol ttg lin--balls, lFI't't'-itll'-2lllS,ZLSHHQI12lIUCClcll1l'lZ1dll, A si. Hill, log-birling, rope-twirling neon lights, a thousand and seven sights at Expo, Viet Nam, art nouveau, Marshall MeLuhan, a northern tribal world, poetry, Einily Carr, CBC, a million Canadian visions, sunsets, quintets, Mounties, unions, Volvos, Jaycees, wealth by the billion, unification, expropriation, diversilieation, eybernation, and Confederation. laslt-r, llvlltvr, flags, flings and funies at Parliament Across the eountry, millions file through the ears of the 1