Humanity at its best: the 2002 Marion Drysdale Awards

"We take this opportunity to recognize your creativity, talent, ingenuity and hard work." With these words, OSSTF president Earl Manners congratulated the eight provincial finalists of the 2002 Marion Drysdale Awards. Manners' remarks were part of the ceremony honouring the student wi...

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Published in:Update - Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation 2002-03, Vol.29 (10), p.1
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Alves, Crystal
Animation
Annual meetings
Awards
Awards & honors
Bodick, Kim
Computers
Creativity
Essays
Excellence in Education
Harris, Lorelei
Ibele, Tyson
Labor unions
Lawton, Michelle
Poetry
Prose
Secondary school students
Secondary Schools
Teachers
Trudel, Adam
Wong, Elaine
Xiang Jing
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Annual meetings
Awards
Awards & honors
Bodick, Kim
Computers
Creativity
Essays
Excellence in Education
Harris, Lorelei
Ibele, Tyson
Labor unions
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Poetry
Prose
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Secondary Schools
Teachers
Trudel, Adam
Wong, Elaine
Xiang Jing
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