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Somewhere in his basement, Randall Kapuscinski (Advanced Television and Film ’04) has a collection of fairly old Greek texts dating back to 1870s, a reminder of his passion for ancient history, literature, and an unfinished degree in Classics from the University of Victoria. “I learned Ancient Greek and it was in fact the most enjoyable class that I might have had. I like to get to the root of things and I guess that’s what appealed to me about the classics focused on Greek and Roman history."

Phil Pritchard, Kevin Shea and Peter Jagla teach the popular Hockey Hall of Fame Presents course at Seneca. The three also work for the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto — home of the Stanley Cup and one of two Canadian hub cities for the NHL’s return to action.

The caps, a gift of gratitude to front-line workers, were designed and produced by Prof. Philip Sparks, School of Fashion, and Seneca graduate Craig Renaud who works for him. Mr. Sparks, a leading menswear designer, used the cloth from his studio to create 120 caps in three different materials for the nursing students.

A Facebook group created by a Seneca professor is providing a new lease on life for restaurants in Durham Region during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mr. Proctor has 36 years of commercial flying experience and is the author of Canadian Flight Notes — formerly known as The Proctor Notes — which is a publication for flight instructors.