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40 CHAPTER 6 – 1856 – BUILDING UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 40. Page 58, para. 3 – “the ‘Canadian style’”: Langton, “University of Toronto” at 142. 41. Page 58, para. 3 – “influenced by John Ruskin”: “Eric Arthur Talks About University College” at 39. The Exhibition on Ruskin at the Tate Gallery (seen by the author in March 2000), which includes Ruskin’s design for a window of the Oxford Museum, dated 1855, illustrates Ruskin’s influence on University College. 42. Page 58, para. 3 – “breadth and solidity”: Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building at 61. 43. Page 58, para. 3 – “the importance of craftsmanship”: Simmins, Cumberland at 104. 44. Page 60, para. 1 – “for reasons of economy”: Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building at 73; Simmins, Cumberland at 113. There was a financial crisis in Toronto in 1887: see Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building, fn 5 at 158. 45. Page 60, para. 1 – “It served as the architects’ office for the project”: Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building at 73. 46. Page 60, para. 1 – “the present Junior Common Room was the dining hall”: Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building at 108. 47. Page 60, para. 1 – “to slide the cow down from the top”: Ibid.; W.S. Wallace, “The Case of the Bell-Ringing Cow,” University of Toronto Monthly, (May, 1945) at 200. The cow incident became an enduring part of the University’s lore. In 1937, T. A. Reed mentioned “that almost every graduate since has claimed to have had a part in the prank”: See Toronto Daily Star, October 30, 1937. 48. Page 60, para. 2 – “unless there was ‘conscientious objection’”: Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building at 103 and 105. 49. Page 60, para. 2 – “when it opened”: Ibid. at 93. 50. Page 60, para. 2– “in the west wing of the second floor”: Ibid. at 93 and 95. 51. Page 62, para. 1– “where Ramsden Park now stands”: Ibid. at 73. 52. Page 62, para. 1 – “from German-speaking cantons in Switzerland”: Ibid. at 74; Simmins, Cumberland at 104. 53. Page 62, para. 1 – “survived the 1890 fire”: Alice Hamilton and Douglas Richardson, “Joseph McCausland,” DCB, v.13 at 612; Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building at 99. 54. Page 62, para. 1 – “a major marble supply company”: Sheldon J. Godfrey, “Newman Leopold Steiner,” DCB, v. 13 at 986. Although known as Toronto’s first Jewish alderman, he left the faith in about the year 1880. 55. Page 62, para. 1 – “shows that the tree is a maple”: Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building at 88 and 160. 56. Page 62, para. 1 – “They left the beaver, however”: Office of the Secretary to the Board of Governors, UTA/A73- 0015/042 – Original Warrants, 1917; Ian L. Campbell, The Identifying Symbols of Canadian Institutions (Renison College and Canadian Heraldry Associates, 1990), pt. 1 at 164-5; Alan Beddoe, Beddoe’s Canadian Heraldry (Belleville: Mika Publishing, 1981) at 100. 57. Page 62, para. 2 – “pubs in University College have been named after them”: Reznikoff’s Pub, a fixture in University College student life in the 1980s, ran into trouble in the early 1990s and is no longer held: see Gargoyle, January 28, 1993 and January 13, 1994. It was largely replaced by Diablo’s Latenight, which is still held. Diablo’s Coffee Bar, after which the Latenight series was named, was re-opened after the JCR was renovated in 1989 and still operates. 58. Page 62, para. 2 – “Reznikoff’s ghost then departed from the college”: Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building at 146. Richardson’s account is adapted from W.J. Loudon’s, Studies of Student Life, v. 5.
41 CHAPTER 6 – 1856 – BUILDING UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 59. Page 62, para. 3 – “north-east of the college”: Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building at 119-120. 60. Page 62, para. 3 – “by residents of Yorkville upstream”: Ibid. at 119. 61. Page 62, para. 3 – “proposes to re-create part of the stream”: University of Toronto Bulletin, January 11, 1999. 62. Page 62, para. 4 – “the capstone for the 120-foot tower”: The Great Good Place: Exploring University College (Toronto: University College, 1984) at 1. 63. Page 62, para. 4 – “was set in place by Governor General Head”: Richardson, A Not Unsightly Building at 56. 64. Page 63, para. 1 – “and afterwards a banquet in the library”: Ibid. at 13. 65. Page 63, para. 1 – “the children of the most affluent and the most influential”: Wallace, A History of the University of Toronto at 76-77.
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