CalendarSPRING REUNIONApril 26. Washington. 32 ndAnnual All-SHAKER NY at Via Delle Zoccolette onMay 29 to June 1. All alumni are invited toCanada Alumni Dinner. Guest speaker:May 1 and ending at Maro supper club inreturn to U <strong>of</strong> T during Spring ReunionEdward Greenspon, editor-in-chief, Globe and<strong>Toronto</strong> on May 29, with dates to be con-<strong>20</strong>08.Those with graduating years ending inMail. Tickets: Cdn $70. Contact Carletonfirmed in Vancouver and Hong Kong.3 and 8 will be honoured. Special events will<strong>University</strong> alumni services at cu_proud@www.advancement.utoronto.ca/SHAKER orbe held for alumni celebrating their 25 th andcarleton.ca or 1-866-287-7683, or teo.salgadosm.chang@utoronto.ca.50 th anniversaries <strong>of</strong> graduation. Chancellor’s@utoronto.ca or (416) 978-2368.Circle Medals will be awarded to those markingtheir 55 th ,60 th ,65 th ,70 th ,75 th and 80 thApril 30. Oshawa, Ontario. Alumni recep-LECTURESApril 16 to May 21. Academy for Lifelonganniversaries.Attend the Garden Party at thetion hosted by Chancellor David Peterson.Learning Spring Talks. Speakers includepresident’s home, “Stress-Free Degree” lec-Contact teo.salgado@utoronto.ca or (416)<strong>Toronto</strong> Star columnist and author Haroontures, and faculty and college events.978-2368Siddiqui. Fee: $6.The academy is a continuingwww.springreunion.utoronto.ca, 1-888-738-education organization for retired persons.8876 or spring.reunion@utoronto.caWednesdays, 10:30 a.m.-noon, Innis CollegeTown Hall. www.allto.ca, (416) 946-5185 orJune 1. U <strong>of</strong> T Scarborough Spring Re-info@allto.caunion. All alumni are welcome, but thosewith graduating years ending in 3 and 8 will beSPORTShonoured. Events include the Principal’sMay 21. <strong>20</strong>08 U <strong>of</strong> T Sports Hall <strong>of</strong> FameSpring Celebration, hosted by Pr<strong>of</strong>essorhonours some <strong>of</strong> Varsity’s greatest athletes,Franco Vaccarino. 2-5 p.m., Miller Lash House,130 Old Kingston Road. Campus tours, 1-5p.m. on the hour. 1265 Military Trail.www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~advancement/alumni/or contact Kim Tull at (416) 287-5631 oralumni@utsc.utoronto.caJeff Thomas’s“How Do YouMeasure Up?Bear Portrait”at U <strong>of</strong> T ArtCentre in Mayteams and builders. Reception: 6 p.m., GreatHall, Hart House Ceremony, 7:30 p.m., HartHouse Theatre. 7 Hart House Circle.Tickets:www.u<strong>of</strong>ttix.ca, $35 each. (416) 946-3711,marco.vane@utoronto.caMay 3. Dr. Catharine Whiteside, dean <strong>of</strong> theEXHIBITIONSMay 29-31. U <strong>of</strong> T Mississauga SpringFaculty <strong>of</strong> Medicine, invites medical alumni,U <strong>of</strong> T Art CentreReunion. May 29: Alumni Golf Tour-faculty and friends to a reception at theMay 1 to June 28. Drive By: A Road Tripnament. May 31: Spring Reunion eventsAssociation <strong>of</strong> Faculties <strong>of</strong> Medicine <strong>of</strong>with Jeff Thomas. First Nations artist Jeffand 40 th -anniversary closing ceremony.Canada Conference. 5-7:30 p.m. at theThomas explores the meaning <strong>of</strong> “Indianness”Contact Sue Prior at (905) 828-5454 orCentre Sheraton Montréal, 1<strong>20</strong>1 Boulevardin contemporary urban Canada. Tuesday tosue.prior@utoronto.caRene-Levesque West, Montreal. ContactFriday, 12-5 p.m.; Saturday 12-4 p.m. 15 King’sjennifer.peng@utoronto.caCollege Circle. www.utac.utoronto.ca orALUMNI EVENTS(416) 978-1838April and May. Soldiers’ Tower MemorialMay 8. Senior Alumni Association annualRoom will be open to visitors: April 9-10,meeting and volunteer recognition cer-Robarts Library1-3 p.m. May 29-30 (Spring Reunion), 1- 3 p.m.emony. Guest speaker: Wendy Cecil. 1:30May 22 to June 30. Faculty <strong>of</strong> Arts &May 3, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. May 24-25 (City <strong>of</strong>p.m. in <strong>University</strong> College, Room 179, 15Science Book Fair Display includes publi-<strong>Toronto</strong> Doors Open), 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 7King’s College Circle. (416) 978-0544, senior.cations by humanities, social sciences andHart House Circle. (416) 978-0544 or sol-alumni@utoronto.cascience authors. Robarts Library, Main floordiers.tower@utoronto.caexhibit area, 130 St. George St. (416) 946-May 12. Jerusalem, Israel. Alumni reception5937 or events@artsci.utoronto.caApril 6. Asia-Pacific Graduation Cere-hosted by President David Naylor. ContactPHOTOGRAPHY: JEFF PUSHPAMALA THOMAS N.mony. Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, 1 HarbourRd., Hong Kong. 11 a.m. www.advancement.utoronto.ca/asiagrads. Contact Vincci Ching at(852) 2375-8258 or vincci.ching@utoronto.com.hk. In <strong>Toronto</strong>,Teo Salgado at teo.salgado@utoronto.ca or (416) 978-2368teo.salgado@utoronto.ca or (416) 978-2368May 1 to 29. Global SHAKER.Are you livingoutside <strong>of</strong> <strong>Toronto</strong> and would like tomeet other U <strong>of</strong> T alumni? SHAKER is hostingevents in different cities, starting withThomas Fisher Rare Book LibraryJune 6 to Aug. 29. Queer CanLit: CanadianLesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and TransgenderLiterature in English. Mon. to Fri., 9 a.m-5 p.m.1<strong>20</strong> St. George St. www.library.utoronto.ca/fisher/exhibitions or (416) 978-528544 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MAGAZINE / SPRING <strong>20</strong>08
How do you thank thepeople who helped youbecome a world-classuniversity?One donor at a time.Rosemarie McGuireDonor.Alumna. Global HR Pr<strong>of</strong>essional.What exactly gives the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Toronto</strong> its world-class status? More <strong>of</strong> the world’s top researchers in more fieldsthan any other Canadian university. Faculty who publish more research than any public research university in NorthAmerica. And the support <strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> donors like Rosemarie McGuire, whose generosity has helped U <strong>of</strong> T becomethe teaching and research leader it is today. Thank you.w w w. u t o r o n t o. c aCANADA’S ANSWERS TO THE WORLD’S QUESTIONS
Change language