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266 CHAPTER 31 – 1958 – FINANCING EXPANSION
York University” (draft chapter, undated) at 132. We have found no correspondence in the Archives about Gillies
with the exception of a program for his visit to the University of Toronto, November 30-December 2, 1959,
UTA/A71-0011/31(07).
152. Page 433, para. 4 – “we could assert superiority”: Bissell Diary, October 18, 1966; Bissell, Parnassus at 107.
153. Page 433, para. 4 – “was introduced in 1969”: “Finding Aid: Dr. Bator Interview”.
154. Page 433, para. 4 – “and by the students”: Ibid.
155. Page 434, para. 1 – “that essential tool of research, the computer”: “Put emphasis on research in Business”, Varsity
News (December, 1966) at 14; “In the School of Business they learn to play the game”, Varsity Graduate (April,
1961) at 66.
156. Page 434, para. 1 – “of outstanding universities”: “Development of Business School ‘should have a high priority’
the Board of Governors decides”, Bulletin, November 4, 1971.
157. Page 434, para. 1 – “was purchased quickly”: “Finding Aid: Dr. Bator Interview”.
158. Page 434, para. 1 – “to build a leading school”: “Development of Business School”.
159. Page 434, para. 1 – “should receive a high priority”: “Statement Issued by the Board of Governors, October 28,
1971”, UTA/A96-0001/001.
160. Page 435, para. 1 – “as its first dean”: “John B. Crispo”, Canadian Who’s Who, 1991 at 223; “School of Business
will become Faculty of Management Studies with John Crispo as first Dean”, Bulletin, February 25, 1972. In
1982, political economy was split into the two departments of political science and economics and the commerce
and finance program was transferred to the faculty of management – to be run jointly by them and the faculty of
Arts and Science: see “Department of Political Economy split, commerce and finance merger with managerial
studies”, University of Toronto Bulletin, July 21, 1982; The Faculty of Arts and Science St. George Campus 2000-
2001 Calendar at 24-25.
161. Page 435, para. 1 – “in financial derivatives”: E-mail from Ed Safarian to Friedland, January 31, 2001; conversation
with Paul Halpern, February 14, 2001.
162. Page 435, para. 1 – “with an MCom. in 1960”: “Rotman Donates $3 Million”, University of Toronto Bulletin,
December 14, 1992
163. Page 435, para. 1 – “to hire and keep its faculty”: John Sawyer, “From Commerce to Management: The Evolution
of Business Education at the University of Toronto”, in Barbara Austin, ed., Capitalizing Knowledge: Essays on
the History of Business Education in Canada (University of Toronto Press, 2000), Chapter 4 at 162.
164. Page 435, para. 2 – “into the former Texaco building in 1970”: E-mail from Harold Averill to author, November
18, 1999.
165. Page 435, para. 2 – “and also became a faculty in 1972”: UTA/Corporate Name Authority/U-98.
166. Page 435, para. 2 – “before that the department of social service”: Teach us to Care and Not to Care: Fiftieth
Anniversary 1914-1964 School of Social Work University of Toronto (Toronto: U of T School of Social Work and
Ontario Department of Public Welfare, 1964) at 13; Sara Z. Burke, Seeking the Highest Good: Social Service and
Gender at the University of Toronto 1888-1937 (University of Toronto Press, 1996) at 123.
167. Page 435, para. 2 – “to accept the position”: John R. Graham, “A History of the University of Toronto School of
Social Work” (University of Toronto Ph.D. Thesis, 1996) at 132-133. In 1929 he was appointed an assistant