Word: scarborough
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Andrews, a 1958 Design School honors graduate, planned Africa Palace for Expo '67 and designed the controversial Scarborough College buildings for the University of Toronto. The Scarborough complex has been compared to a "medieval fortress" or "a power...
...This album, recorded with Gerald Wilson's orchestra when Ponty visited California last spring, should be enough to convince anyone that the violin can be a stirringly soulful jazz-solo voice. Classically trained, Ponty wails, shrills and sails through Hypomode de Sol, The Name of the Game and Scarborough Fair-Canticle...
...consistent if bizarre pattern over several months Ray had appropriated four aliases from Torontonians, all from men who live around the suburb of Scarborough and bear varying degrees of likeness to Ray. In July 1967, Ray took the name of Warehouse Supervisor Eric St. Vincent Gait, 54, whose signature he had apparently misread as Eric Starvo Gait. As does Ray, Gait has scars on his forehead and right palm and could pass for 40, Ray's age. John Willard, 42, the name used by the man who rented the room in Memphis 13 paces away from the bathroom where...
...know Mr. Andrews well and have had occasion over the past years to work with him closely at the University of Toronto. He was, of course, the architect of Scarborough College, which, by the way, is an integral part of the University of Toronto. In addition, he has been for a number of years the chairman of a planning committee that has drawn up a scheme for the entire campus. Last summer it was my responsibility to take to the Board of Governors a recommendation that he be made Chairman of the Department of Architecture, and there is no recommendation...
...initial CRIMSON news article there was a brief summary of general response to Scarborough College. The article made the point that the professional response was enthusiastic, but it suggested that the response of students and staff was negative and sharply critical. It is always difficult to give a fair assessment of public opinion, especially in the area of architecture. It is my impression, however, that there was great enthusiasm among the students and staff, certainly among those who have an interest in architecture and were prepared to welcome innovation...