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Stewardship Events<br />

Rogers Event for Graham Fellowships — May 9, <strong>2005</strong><br />

Ted Rogers hosted an event at his office for all the current and previous winners of the John Graham<br />

Fellowship. Mr. & Mrs Rogers, John Graham’s widow and daughter attended.<br />

Tennis — August 18, <strong>2005</strong><br />

Our response to the invitation was very good, 58 people had accepted the invitation. But as we came<br />

closer to the day of the event people began to send their regrets. We lost about eight people on the day<br />

of the event and had three no-shows.<br />

Torys Moot Event — September 9, <strong>2005</strong><br />

In the Orientation week all first-year students were invited to the Moot Court for the announcement and<br />

presentation of the Torys Cup. On April 4, <strong>2006</strong> Torys hosted the final rounds of the Moot. Holding the<br />

event downtown with members of the firm acting as judges was a terrific idea. Students took it very<br />

seriously and the competition was enhanced.<br />

Davies Fund for Business <strong>Law</strong> — September 15, <strong>2005</strong><br />

Members of the firm came to <strong>Osgoode</strong> to formally announce the firm’s gift of $406,250 to support the<br />

Davies Fund for Business <strong>Law</strong>. The endowed fund will be used to establish a lecture program that will<br />

create excitement for business law within the student community and will help the <strong>Law</strong> <strong>School</strong> better<br />

connect with the broader legal and business community in Toronto.<br />

Cassels Brock and Blackwell Classroom — September 21, <strong>2005</strong> & November 17, <strong>2005</strong><br />

The renovation of this classroom was one of the most important events in <strong>Osgoode</strong>’s history at <strong>York</strong><br />

because it included the first window in a classroom. The news of the window was quite significant and was<br />

even featured in an edition of Canadian <strong>Law</strong>yer. Two events were held, one to open the window, the other<br />

to open the classroom.<br />

Students were asked to submit a ‘headline’ to go with a photo showing Mark Young (Cassels Brock) and<br />

Tom Heintzman (McCarthy Tétrault) breaking through one of <strong>Osgoode</strong>’s brick walls to make way for the<br />

first-ever classroom window. Three finalists were selected:<br />

Catherine Hayhow:<br />

Ron Podolny:<br />

Marty Venalainen:<br />

“Through Wall to Justice”<br />

“A Breakthrough”<br />

“Alumni Breakthrough gives Students Right to Light”<br />

On September 21, <strong>2005</strong>, students were invited to cheer their favourite entry. The winner, Marty Venalainen,<br />

‘opened’ the blind on the window and was given a $100 gift certificate for dinner at the CN Tower.<br />

The official opening of the classroom was held on November 17, <strong>2005</strong>. Members of the firm attended,<br />

there were speeches, a student played the piano and a reception was held on the second floor, outside<br />

the classroom.<br />

Ian Scott Event — November 14, <strong>2005</strong><br />

An event was held at the National Club to announce The Honourable Ian Scott Public Internship Program<br />

and to thank the two major contributors: Paliare Roland Rosenberg Rothstein; and Gowlings. The students<br />

who were given public interest internships for the summer of <strong>2005</strong> also attended. A solicitation letter was<br />

sent out to everyone on the guest list and a total of $29,250 was pledged.<br />

Osler Reception — November 21, <strong>2005</strong><br />

ANNUAL REPORT <strong>2005</strong>-<strong>2006</strong> 43

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