Item is a recording of interview between Leona Paterson and Rev. Wylie, male and female students reading passages and rehearsing, Harold Paterson singing "Tennessee" and reading lines from Macbeth and Leona Paterson practicing a speech for the Calgary Women's Musical Club.

Item is a recoding of CRAC review of "The Lady's not for Burning," students reading lines and practicing speeches and a woman lecturing on poetry.

Item is a recording of taped letter from Grace Layman, president of the Canadian Speech Association; Don Jamieson introducing Joey Smallwood at the Newfoundland Liberal conference and Joey Smallwood speaking.

File contains the mission statement of the task force, a report, and correspondence.

File documents the Learning Resource Centre's response to information provided by the Task Force on Future Directions. File contains general information and working papers from the task force, correspondence, and Learning Resource Centre comments.

File documents the activities of the IPC task force preceding the 1995 IPC General Congress in Tokyo, Japan. File contains correspondence, notes, talking points for the Tokyo Congress, comments from the Cerebral Palsy International Sports and Recreation Association (CP ISRA), job descriptions and roles for members of the IPC Executive Committee, a report of Congress highlights, Legal Committee report, IPC task force communication schedule, and an IPC task force report titled 'Partnership & Unity: Towards the Twenty-first Century".

File relates to the withholding of tax by non-residents of Canada attending the MMB program. File contains correspondence, approval letters from the Government of Canada Tax Office, and a waiver application.

File contains programs from faculty and student recitals.

File consists of lesson plans for the course "Teacher's course: Voice and Expression."

The series documents a wide range of MacMillan's teaching activities relating to her roles as an educator and librarian. The series consists of teaching notes, assignments, project proposals, presentations, statements of projected learning outcomes, and a training video on researching for academic papers.

Series document's Paterson's work as a speech arts and drama instructor and adjudicator, and also documents Paterson's appointment as Coordinator of Speech Arts at Mount Royal College. Series consists of programs, newspaper articles, correspondence, schedules, photographs, audio and video recordings, lists of students, cards, scripts, tickets, course outlines, invitations, and brochures.

Series consists of newspaper clippings, notes, correspondence, programs, syllabi, theses and exam and exam guidelines related to Leona Paterson's teaching career at Mount Royal College, Banff School of Fine Arts and the Royal Conservatory of Toronto.

File contains two teaching agreements and a letter.

File contains teaching notes and an instructional video which is hosted by MacMillan where she will "take you through your research process" from developing a topic, finding research materials, and advise on researching the "Web".

File correspondence documenting the organization of signing ceremonies that took place between Mount Royal College and Chinese music academies in Beijing, Shanghai and Chengdu.

File consists of photographs of various sport teams.

File consists of photos of various sports teams group photos.

File documents the establishment of official IPC rules for various disabled sports. File contains official rule books for the IPC Athletics Section, shooting, table tennis, powerlifting, equestrian sports, and swimming. File also contains Sports Council minutes, correspondence, and a list of action points.

File documents the appointment of officials to IPC sport-specific technical committees as part of the transition of responsibilities from the International Coordinating Committee of World Sports Organizations for the Disabled (ICC) to the IPC. File contains correspondence, primarily from and to the IPC Technical Officer, Hans Lindstrom. Correspondence relates to the duties of Technical Committee officers such as the delivery and development of technical requirements for sport competitions, the compilation of final results and rankings, the development of sport-specific regulations, rules, and classifications, facility and equipment requirements for competitions, and the establishment of sport specific technical committees.

File also contains Technical Committee minutes, agendas, meeting notices, Technical Officers reports, minutes of other disability sports organizations, a resolution of the Austrian Association for the Integration of Spastics, IPC proposal, draft IPC Technical Committee structure, and draft versions of the IPC constitution, bylaws, and handbook.

File contains two reports on the future of media and technology in education.

Item is a taped interview with Ted Brown regarding the history of Mount Royal College. Brown was a student and faculty member in Business Administration from 1965-1995.

Item is a tefillin scroll containing an excerpt from the Torah. Tefillin (or phylacteries) are sets of two small black leather boxes, each containing a set of four scrolls of verses from the Torah, which are worn by observant adult Jews during weekday morning prayers as a remembrance of God's delivery of the Israelites out of Egypt.

File consists of a draft manuscript by Linda Many Guns based on her interviews of the ten grandmothers. The manuscript includes a chapter for each grandmother, a table of contents, and notes.

Item is an appraisal of Tennyson's work by a British literary historian.

File consists of the music score for Tennyson's Enoch Arden.

File contains applications for tenure, letters of support and tenure recommendation, correspondence from the Professional Standards Committee, and forms supporting the post-tenure evaluation system.

Item is a program for the 6th symposium by The Enlightenment Group held at MRU.

Item is a poster for the 6th symposium held at MRU by The Enlightenment Group.

Item is a book containing a textual description of the phylum Mollusca including species from classes gasteropoda, pteropoda and, cephalopoda. The book concentrates on species that are found in the state of New York. The item is intended to supplement Vol. V, Part II. Plates. Item was published by Charles Van Benthuysen & Sons.

Item is a 90th anniversary of Mount Royal College card with an inscription from Shalini Kapur and Jerre Paquette thanking Patterson for taking them to the 2001 Calgary Stampede Parade.

Item is a video that "[s]hows how to use the library properly when researching a topic."

Item is a chapbook discussing alcoholism and its affects on the body and society.

Item is a chapbook for children covering moral and religious themes produced by the Cheap Repository for Religious and Moral Tracts. Item was printed and sold by John Marshall.

Item is a program.

Item is a program.

Item is a program.

Volume 1. [Part 1]. Character of the business -- Relations with the Indians -- Evil effects of competition -- The liquor traffic -- Characteristic features of the fur trade -- Trading posts -- The trapping fraternity -- Life in the wilderness -- [Part 2]Louisiana -- Rise of the American fur trade -- St. Louis -- Expeditions of 1807 -- The Missouri Fur Company.--Manuel Lisa, its founder -- The Missouri Fur Company.--Sketch of its varied career -- Crooks and McLellan -- Astoria.--Origin and scope of the project -- Astoria.--The expedition by sea -- Astoria.--The Overland expedition--West -- Astoria.--Beginnings on the Columbia and the Overland expedition -- Astoria.--The course of events on the Columbia -- Astoria.--Review of the enterprise -- Astoria.--Its author and the "sources of his inspiration" -- The Rocky Mountain Fur Company.--Under William H. Ashley -- The Rocky Mountain Fur Company.--Adventures of Jedediah S. Smith -- The Rocky Mountain Fur Company.--Its later history-- The American Fur Company.--Establishment of the Western Department -- The American Fur Company.--The Upper Missouri outfit -- The American Fur Company.--Stress of competition -- The American Fur Company.--1834-1843 -- The American Fur Company.--Methods and men -- Captain Bonneville -- Nathaniel J. Wyeth.-- The Oregon Trail -- Volume 2. The Santa Fe trade--Santa Fe -- The Santa Fe trade--historical sketch -- The Santa Fe trade--character of the business -- The Santa Fe trade--the trail -- The Santa Fe trade--incidents of the trail -- The war of 1812 -- The Yellowstone expedition of 1819-1820 -- The Aricara campaign of 1823 -- The Yellowstone expedition of 1825 -- The smallpox scourge of 1837 -- Military occupation -- Geographical and scientific explorations -- Missionary work -- "The lost trappers" -- The battle of Pierre's Hole -- The death of Henry Vanderburgh -- The battle of Fort McKenzie -- Smuggling liquor of the Missouri -- Rose and Beckwourth, the Crow chiefs--Alexander Harvey, desperado -- Miraculous escape of Hugh Glass -- The treachery of Mike Fink -- The adventures of John Colter -- The Rocky Mountains -- Valleys and plains -- Rivers and lakes--the Missouri system and the plains rivers -- Rivers and lakes--the Colorado ad Columbia systems and the great basin -- Flora -- Fauna--the buffalo, beaver, and bear -- Fauna--other species of interest in the fur trade -- Native tribes--general observations -- Native tribes of the Missouri basin -- Native tribes of the southwest and the tra-Montane country -- Volume 3. Appendices.

Volume 1. [Part 1]. Character of the business -- Relations with the Indians -- Evil effects of competition -- The liquor traffic -- Characteristic features of the fur trade -- Trading posts -- The trapping fraternity -- Life in the wilderness -- [Part 2]Louisiana -- Rise of the American fur trade -- St. Louis -- Expeditions of 1807 -- The Missouri Fur Company.--Manuel Lisa, its founder -- The Missouri Fur Company.--Sketch of its varied career -- Crooks and McLellan -- Astoria.--Origin and scope of the project -- Astoria.--The expedition by sea -- Astoria.--The Overland expedition--West -- Astoria.--Beginnings on the Columbia and the Overland expedition -- Astoria.--The course of events on the Columbia -- Astoria.--Review of the enterprise -- Astoria.--Its author and the "sources of his inspiration" -- The Rocky Mountain Fur Company.--Under William H. Ashley -- The Rocky Mountain Fur Company.--Adventures of Jedediah S. Smith -- The Rocky Mountain Fur Company.--Its later history-- The American Fur Company.--Establishment of the Western Department -- The American Fur Company.--The Upper Missouri outfit -- The American Fur Company.--Stress of competition -- The American Fur Company.--1834-1843 -- The American Fur Company.--Methods and men -- Captain Bonneville -- Nathaniel J. Wyeth.-- The Oregon Trail -- Volume 2. The Santa Fe trade--Santa Fe -- The Santa Fe trade--historical sketch -- The Santa Fe trade--character of the business -- The Santa Fe trade--the trail -- The Santa Fe trade--incidents of the trail -- The war of 1812 -- The Yellowstone expedition of 1819-1820 -- The Aricara campaign of 1823 -- The Yellowstone expedition of 1825 -- The smallpox scourge of 1837 -- Military occupation -- Geographical and scientific explorations -- Missionary work -- "The lost trappers" -- The battle of Pierre's Hole -- The death of Henry Vanderburgh -- The battle of Fort McKenzie -- Smuggling liquor of the Missouri -- Rose and Beckwourth, the Crow chiefs--Alexander Harvey, desperado -- Miraculous escape of Hugh Glass -- The treachery of Mike Fink -- The adventures of John Colter -- The Rocky Mountains -- Valleys and plains -- Rivers and lakes--the Missouri system and the plains rivers -- Rivers and lakes--the Colorado ad Columbia systems and the great basin -- Flora -- Fauna--the buffalo, beaver, and bear -- Fauna--other species of interest in the fur trade -- Native tribes--general observations -- Native tribes of the Missouri basin -- Native tribes of the southwest and the tra-Montane country -- Volume 3. Appendices.

Volume 1. [Part 1]. Character of the business -- Relations with the Indians -- Evil effects of competition -- The liquor traffic -- Characteristic features of the fur trade -- Trading posts -- The trapping fraternity -- Life in the wilderness -- [Part 2]Louisiana -- Rise of the American fur trade -- St. Louis -- Expeditions of 1807 -- The Missouri Fur Company.--Manuel Lisa, its founder -- The Missouri Fur Company.--Sketch of its varied career -- Crooks and McLellan -- Astoria.--Origin and scope of the project -- Astoria.--The expedition by sea -- Astoria.--The Overland expedition--West -- Astoria.--Beginnings on the Columbia and the Overland expedition -- Astoria.--The course of events on the Columbia -- Astoria.--Review of the enterprise -- Astoria.--Its author and the "sources of his inspiration" -- The Rocky Mountain Fur Company.--Under William H. Ashley -- The Rocky Mountain Fur Company.--Adventures of Jedediah S. Smith -- The Rocky Mountain Fur Company.--Its later history-- The American Fur Company.--Establishment of the Western Department -- The American Fur Company.--The Upper Missouri outfit -- The American Fur Company.--Stress of competition -- The American Fur Company.--1834-1843 -- The American Fur Company.--Methods and men -- Captain Bonneville -- Nathaniel J. Wyeth.-- The Oregon Trail -- Volume 2. The Santa Fe trade--Santa Fe -- The Santa Fe trade--historical sketch -- The Santa Fe trade--character of the business -- The Santa Fe trade--the trail -- The Santa Fe trade--incidents of the trail -- The war of 1812 -- The Yellowstone expedition of 1819-1820 -- The Aricara campaign of 1823 -- The Yellowstone expedition of 1825 -- The smallpox scourge of 1837 -- Military occupation -- Geographical and scientific explorations -- Missionary work -- "The lost trappers" -- The battle of Pierre's Hole -- The death of Henry Vanderburgh -- The battle of Fort McKenzie -- Smuggling liquor of the Missouri -- Rose and Beckwourth, the Crow chiefs--Alexander Harvey, desperado -- Miraculous escape of Hugh Glass -- The treachery of Mike Fink -- The adventures of John Colter -- The Rocky Mountains -- Valleys and plains -- Rivers and lakes--the Missouri system and the plains rivers -- Rivers and lakes--the Colorado ad Columbia systems and the great basin -- Flora -- Fauna--the buffalo, beaver, and bear -- Fauna--other species of interest in the fur trade -- Native tribes--general observations -- Native tribes of the Missouri basin -- Native tribes of the southwest and the tra-Montane country -- Volume 3. Appendices.

Item is a book about artistic aesthetics, printed by J. Reeves for the author William Hogarth.

File contains two contact prints of 35 mm negatives, photographs, programs, and a poster template.

Item is a book showcasing recipes typical of British cuisine during the 18th century, particularly favored by affluent households. Glasse purposefully employed "plain and easy" language to facilitate instruction for individuals of lower socioeconomic backgrounds in following her recipes.

File documents the incorporation of the MRFA, collective bargaining, and governance. File contains correspondence, draft association bylaws, draft revisions to the Societies' Act, copies of the constitution for the Association of Alberta Junior College Faculties, minutes, an MRFA collective agreement, and a MRFA certificate of incorporation.

Item is a book of published letters by the author, Catherine Parr Traill, to her family in England describing travel and life in Upper Canada. Traill is the sister of fellow Canadian traveler Susanna Moodie, author of 'Roughing it in the Bush'.

Item is a pamphlet providing information to support the claim that Britain is losing the Battle of the Atlantic, and with it, the war, by showing German naval superiority and unsustainable British losses.

Item is a collection of poetry published by Thistledown Press.

Item is a draft version of Hunter's published collection of poetry, The Beekeeper's Daughter. Item contains one poem not included in the published version: "Love in the Latter Part of the 20th Century".

File contains CDs and a brochure from the Shanghai Concert Festival celebrating the 10th anniversary of the MMB.

File consists of scripts of "The Big-Hearted Moose" by Dr. Seuss.

Item is a reprint of a 16th century book examining a wide variety of topics including medicine, diet, daily living, manner and customs, and geography. Item was reprinted by R. and A. Taylor.

Item is a pamphlet containing a revised statement of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament's policy as prepared for its Executive. Published by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, and printed by A. Quick & Co. (Printers) Ltd.

Item is a guidebook to the city of London, England.

Item is a book written by Mount Royal’s founding principal, George W. Kerby. Item illustrates life on the Canadian plains and describes Kerby’s time as a pastor in western Canada. Located on the flyleaf is a note signed by Kerby in 1909.

Item is a collection of cartoons, mostly about soldiers' life, by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather that were originally published weekly in The Bystander magazine during World War I.

Item is a collection of cartoons, mostly about soldiers' life, by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather that were originally published weekly in The Bystander magazine during World War I.

Item is a mountaineering periodical. Issues are published annually.

Item is a history of mountaineering in the Rocky Mountains.

Item is a book of photographs depicting Banff, Lake Louise, and the Rocky Mountains.

Item is a book of mounted sepia photographs illustrating the chief points of interest on the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Item describes an exploration of the lands west of the Great Lakes undertaken by Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, sieur de La Vérendrye and discusses the history of the fur trade.

File consists of an undated notebook.

File consists of Leona Paterson's composition notebook from her studies at the Royal Conservatory of Music in the 1940s.

Item is a chapbook for children covering moral and religious themes produced by the Cheap Repository for Religious and Moral Tracts. Item was most likely written by Sarah More and was printed and sold by J. Marshall and S. Hazard.

File contains photograph of children acting in a play, and play scenery.

Item is an edition of The Chinook in newspaper format. It contains campus news and events.

Item is a Mount Royal College yearbook signed by Hartman Smith's classmates.

Item is a leaf from The Firste Volume of the Chronicles of England, Scotlande, and Irelande by Raphael Holinshed, a comprehensive history of Britain which was printed in London by Henry Bynnemann for John Harrison. The leaf (pages 187-188) describes the reign of Ine (or Inas) of Wessex, "King of the Saxons," and features two woodcut illustrations, one depicting the king and the other the construction of the monastery of Glastonbury, which he commissioned.

Shakespeare used Holinshed's Chronicles as the source for more than a third of his plays, including Macbeth, King Lear, and Richard III.

Item is a leaf from Saint Augustine's The City of God, printed by Johann Amerbach in Basel, Switzerland and most likely edited by Sebastian Brandt. The leaf features text from The City of God in the center, with commentary (known as gloss) from the Oxford Dominicans Thomas Waleys and Nicholas Trevet, along the margins. The City of God is an influential work of Christian philosophy that outlined two societies, the City of God for the elect and the City of Man for the dammed. Saint Augustine's philosophy had a large impact on the relationship between church and state during the Middle Ages and influenced future theologians and philosophers.

File consists of Leona Paterson's notebook as a student in the second intensive summer course at Banff.

Item contains tapings of A Comedy of Errors, performed by the Young Shakespeare Company, at St. Francis, Lord Beaverbrook, Winston Churchill, and Central Memorial high schools.

Item is a pamphlet distributed by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce to alert Canadians to alleged communist infiltration and their threat to Canadian society, freedom, and democracy.

Item is a copy of Anne Scrimger's FCTL thesis "The Complete Communicator" for Trinity College London.

Item is a copy of "The Conquest of Isolation Among the Aged in Canadian Fiction" by Vincent Hanlon, MA in Arts, University of Calgary.

Item is an individually bound journal article that was originally published in volume LXVIII no. 1 of The Geographical Journal, bound in a custom binding.

Item is a Conservatory organizational chart and list of programs.

Item is a paper on physical education presented at a Mount Royal faculty seminar.

Item is a chapbook containing three Scottish folk songs: The cork leg, The wonderful wig, and Follow the drum.

File consists of issues and programs of the Cougar Review published by the Department of Athletics.

File consists of newspaper clippings and a copy of The Cougar Review, volume 2, number 1, January 1993.

Item is a guide for Justices of the Peace, which includes sections about witchcraft laws and the investigation and prosecution of suspected witches. Published in London and printed for the Company of Stationers

File consists of scripts of "The Craft Hour" a production by Readers Theatre, written by Harold Paterson and directed by Leona Paterson. Also includes correspondence, programs and invitations regarding the rehearsal and performance of The Craft Hour.

Item is an English poem published as a chapbook.

Item is a collection of children's chapbooks containing short stories, poems, alphabets, and nursery rhymes with illustrations printed by James Kendrew of York.

Item is a collection of children's chapbooks containing short stories, poems, alphabets, and nursery rhymes with illustrations printed by James Kendrew of York.

File consists of promotional materials, crew instructions and checklists, and memorandums. Also included is a list for "Summer Theatre".

File contains photographs of the MRC production of "The crucible."

Item is volume 1 issue 2 of a Conservatory newsletter titled, The Dance Bag.

File consists of the script for "The Dawn of a Tomorrow" by Francis Burnett.

File consists of the script for "The Down of a Tomorrow."

Item is a collection of portions of speeches given by Dr. Hewlett Johnson, Dean of Canterbury, in the United States and Canada. The pamphlet was distributed by the Provisional Committee, Canadian Peace Congress.

Item was published by the Communist Party of Canada and contains text of the keynote address given by General Secretary William Kashtan at the 22nd CPC convention.

Item is a pamphlet of a report adopted by the Communist Party of Canada. General Secretary William Kashtan delivered the report to the Central Committee May 24-25, 1975. Item was published by Communist Party of Canada.

Item is a pamphlet prepared in the lead up to the British General Election of 1983.