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BC Studies no. 17 Spring 1973
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Capilano College: A Study in the Development of a Regional or Community College
By Maria J. Brown
BC Studies no. 17 Spring 1973 | p. 43-56
The Walhachin Myth: A Study in Settlement Abandonment
By Nelson A. Riis
BC Studies no. 17 Spring 1973 | p. 3-25
A Critical Growth Cycle for Vancouver, 1900-1914
By Norbert MacDonald
BC Studies no. 17 Spring 1973 | p. 26-42
The Concentration of Timber Holdings in the British Columbia Forest Industry, 1972
By M.R. McLeod
BC Studies no. 17 Spring 1973 | p. 57-68
The Rush for Spoils: The Company Province, 1871-1933
By Norman Ruff
BC Studies no. 17 Spring 1973 | p. 69-76
Maria J. Brown recently completed a Master’s Degree in adult education at the University of British Columbia.
Norbert MacDonald is a member of the Department of History at the University of British Columbia.
M. R. McLeod is a recent graduate in forestry who is now pursuing graduate studies in business administration at the University of British Columbia.
Nelson Riis teaches geography at Cariboo College, Kamloops.
W. T. Stanbury is a member of the Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration at the University of British Columbia.
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