A Decade of Change : The University of Saskatchewan 1959-1970 Wood Mountain Three papers given at the

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A Decade of Change : The University of Saskatchewan 1959-1970 Wood Mountain Three papers given at theA Decade of Change : The University of Saskatchewan 1959 1970, Spinks, John William Tranter, 0888800002, John William Tranter Spinks, box 6 John William Tranter Spinks served as the University of Saskatchewans fourth President. Published two years before the end of his term, A Decade of Change offers a history of the University under his direction. Rather than tracking the Universitys growth from his own personal perspective, Spinks relies on annual