Women's Coxed Eight (1970-71)

with coach Tony Biernacki

Varsity Men's Coxed Eight (1970-71)

with coach Tony Biernacki

Junior Men's Eight (1970-71)

Rowing down the course.

1970-71 Rugby Team

Back Row: ?, John Stokes, Jim Brandford, Geoff Cudmore, Mike Nictota, Dave Iogna, Mike Cocca, Mike Taylor Front Row: ?, Rob Kelly, Alun Huges, Dave Underhill, Ken White, Joe ?, Mike ?, Jim Robinson

The problem of national integration in plural societies : a case study of Pakistan, 1947-71 /|nMuhammed A. Quddus. -- 260 St. Catharines [Ont. : s. n.],

Pakistan had a plural society per excellence. Its people were divided geographically between two separate regions, spoke different languages, had different cultures and economic structures. Like other plural societies elsewhere, Pakistan also faced the problem of national integration. Cleavages along the lines of traditional attachments are fundamental to any plural society, as they were in Pakistan. But their political manifestation could have been kept within managable limits if the Central Government, overwhelmingly composed of the West Pakistanis, was seriously committed to the task. All that Pakistan needed to maintain her integrated existence was deliberate, calculated and conscious efforts on the part of the Central Government to give the Bengalis, the majority linguistic and geographic group in the country, a partnership in the state of Pakistan, an effective power in the decision-making process of the country, a reasonable share from the economic resources of the country, and to show respect to their hopes and aspirations. In addition, Pakistan needed a national platform to bring her divergent linguistic and geographic groups toge~her for some common, national purpos~s. Political parties were the only institutions which could have served this purpose. Pakistan miserably failed to sustain national political parties and failed to satisfy Bengalis' demands. This failure eventually resulted in the falling apart of the political system of Pakistan in 1971.

Barnes Wines, Limited By-Law No. 71

The summary of the bill reads: "A By-Law authorizing an application for supplementary letters patent re-classifying and increasing the capital of the company."

Bill no.71: An act respecting the Public Works of Ontario

Bill no.71: An act respecting the Public Works of Ontario (10 ½ pages, printed). S.D. Woodruff has signed this copy of the bill and has made a note in pension “regulations for management”, 1868.

Efecto de la T-514 del género Karwinskia sobre la ultraestructura de los túbulos contorneados proximales del riñón in vitro.

Tesis (Maestría en Ciencias con Especialidad en Morfología) UANL

Efecto del período de cosecha, tamaño de fruto, riego y especie sobre el contenido de peroxisomicina A1 (T-514) en plantas del género Karwinskia

Tesis (Maestría en Ciencias en Producción Agrícola) UANL

Amparo 71

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Lijera reseña que hace el C. Gral. Juan E. Guerra de los acontecimientos que tuvieron lugar en los estados del norte durante la última revolución iniciada en Mty. en septiembre de 71 y concluida en Chihuahua en octubre de 72

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Traité de géométrie descriptive, suivi de la méthode des pl ans cotés et de la théorie des engrenages cylindriques et c oniques, avec une collection d'épures, composée de 71 planc hes

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Histoire de la revolution de 1870-71

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