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Degress in dispute: Howard Flint, above, about to close his office door on a Star photographer, is one of five Ryerson professors to obtain a doctoral degree in less than two years from Hungary's University of Miskoic after a link was set up bewteen the two insitutions
Degress in dispute: Howard Flint, above, about to close his office door on a Star photographer, is one of five Ryerson professors to obtain a doctoral degree in less than two years from Hungary's University of Miskoic after a link was set up bewteen the two insitutions

Degress in dispute: Howard Flint, above, about to close his office door on a Star photographer, is one of five Ryerson professors to obtain a doctoral degree in less than two years from Hungary's University of Miskoic after a link was set up bewteen the two insitutions

Date4/15/1992
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  • Degress in dispute: Howard Flint, above, about to close his office door on a Star photographer, is one of five Ryerson professors to obtain a doctoral degree in less than two years from Hungary's University of Miskoic after a link was set up bewteen the two insitutions
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Degrees in dispute: Howard Flint, above, about to close his office door on a Star photographer, is one of five Ryerson professors to obtain a doctoral degree in less than two years from Hungary's Unversity of Miskoic after a link was set up between the tw
Degrees in dispute: Howard Flint, above, about to close his office door on a Star photographer, is one of five Ryerson professors to obtain a doctoral degree in less than two years from Hungary's Unversity of Miskoic after a link was set up between the tw
Lautens, Richard
4/16/1992
David Nostbakken has been watching a lot of children's TV lately as he works on a doctoral thesis on the role of television in education.
David Nostbakken has been watching a lot of children's TV lately as he works on a doctoral thesis on the role of television in education.
Darrell, Dick
9/6/1974
Pedalling message: Doug Mohr, 26, a doctoral student at the University of Waterloo, pulled into Nathan Phillips Square yesterday on his cross-Canada trip to raise money to fight the arms race
Pedalling message: Doug Mohr, 26, a doctoral student at the University of Waterloo, pulled into Nathan Phillips Square yesterday on his cross-Canada trip to raise money to fight the arms race
Brazao, Dale
9/13/1985
Archeologist William Ross searches for ancient Indian sites with a flint arrowhead suspended over a map
Archeologist William Ross searches for ancient Indian sites with a flint arrowhead suspended over a map
Beaty, Keith
3/4/1975
$170,000 detective: Dr. Kal Schneider, of Etobicoke General Hospital's radiology department, is all smiles as he demonstrates hospital's new ultrasound machine, in which sound waves are used to obtain pictures of the body's internal organs, including the heart. Schneider is holding a transducer, which sends out sound wave.
$170,000 detective: Dr. Kal Schneider, of Etobicoke General Hospital's radiology department, is all smiles as he demonstrates hospital's new ultrasound machine, in which sound waves are used to obtain pictures of the body's internal organs, including the heart. Schneider is holding a transducer, which sends out sound wave.
Slaughter, Mike
2/13/1980
No democracy: Letter writer Louis Horvath of Don Mills, who fought for the freedom of Hungary in 1956, says the government of Canada is out of touch with the wishes of the people
No democracy: Letter writer Louis Horvath of Don Mills, who fought for the freedom of Hungary in 1956, says the government of Canada is out of touch with the wishes of the people
Dunlop, Alan
10/22/1989
To freedom: Julius Hegedus salutes the new Republic of Hungary at his Hungarian Hut restaurant yesterday
To freedom: Julius Hegedus salutes the new Republic of Hungary at his Hungarian Hut restaurant yesterday
Spremo, Boris
10/24/1989
Bela Fejer: Now a lawyer, he's spent years trying to get Canadians to invest in Hungary. He's shown with framed Toronto Star front page of Dec. 8, 1956, which was a catalyst in his life.
Bela Fejer: Now a lawyer, he's spent years trying to get Canadians to invest in Hungary. He's shown with framed Toronto Star front page of Dec. 8, 1956, which was a catalyst in his life.
Griffin, Doug
12/26/1983
Once upon a time, when portrait in background was painted, he was Count of Czachi, but today he is just plain George Czachi, a $4.49-an-hour assembly line inspector and member of United Auto Worker union at General Motors. In his native Hungary, he lived in a castle, and his family owned its own factory.
Once upon a time, when portrait in background was painted, he was Count of Czachi, but today he is just plain George Czachi, a $4.49-an-hour assembly line inspector and member of United Auto Worker union at General Motors. In his native Hungary, he lived in a castle, and his family owned its own factory.
Lennon, Frank
2/1/1972
Alastait Rucklldge: He'll represent Canada at an international math contest in Hungary.
Alastait Rucklldge: He'll represent Canada at an international math contest in Hungary.
Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
6/18/1982
Hopeful President: Hungarian head of state Arpad Goncz opened Toronto's Hungary Reborn arts festival.
Hopeful President: Hungarian head of state Arpad Goncz opened Toronto's Hungary Reborn arts festival.
Lautens, Richard
10/18/1991
George Newman and his son, also George, hold a $20 bill, which is all they had when they came to Toronto from Hungary in 1956
George Newman and his son, also George, hold a $20 bill, which is all they had when they came to Toronto from Hungary in 1956
Mahler, John
8/28/1978