Dear Hart House Friend, 
We're excited to announce the launch of the Hart House Quarterly. Today's edition includes our first-ever annual report. Upcoming issues will include in-depth profiles on students, alumni and friends, insider news and exclusive Hart House stories. Issues will arrive four times per year. Enjoy!
Around the House
Hart House Annual Report  
Whether you have your own memories of happy times spent here, or you are still discovering what Hart House has to offer, we are delighted to share some highlights of the 2015-2016 academic year. More
Our Olympian  
Hart House Fitness Centre trainer, Alicia Brown has been running track since age 16. This year, the work paid off when she qualified for the Olympics. More
Stage and film critic, Glenn Sumi of NOW Magazine, comes back to campus to reveal  the art of the critical review. Part of U of T Spotlight, a student-led series of workshops, contests and cabarets. More.
Behind the Exhibit
Curator Luis Jacob gives us special insight into his exhibit Form Follows Fiction: Art and Artists in Toronto. Exhibit runs Sept. 6-Dec. 10 at Justina M. Barnicke Gallery and University of Toronto Art Centre. More
A Student Story
We Can't Choose Just One
Since our blog launched, we have featured student members of Hart House clubs and committees whose stories are inspirational. For our first Quarterly, we want to share four from our blog archive. Upcoming issues will feature a new student profile.  More
A Hart House Memory
With its almost century-long history, Hart House has inspired special memories for generations of students, staff, faculty and others. In each edition of the Quarterly, we will share our readers' memories with you. If you have a special memory to share, please contact Andrea Blackler at andrea.blackler@utoronto.ca.
"Once Burgon Bickersteth resigned as Warden in 1947, it became a tradition for Hart House Committee members to visit him at his residence in the mews of Canterbury Cathedral if they were travelling to England. In 1967, there was no Internet and telex machines were rare. And telegrams were only used for short messages.

"The most common form of correspondence was on light weight, light blue "letter paper" that you bought at the post office pre-stamped. These letters are from Burgon Bickersteth, the second Warden of Hart House, arranging our visit to Canterbury on June 27, 1967. He gave a most interesting tour of the cathedral, which included a re-enactment of "Murder in the Cathedral" on the spot of its occurrence."

--Jim Courtney, House Committee 1964-67
A Word from the Warden
I am delighted to welcome you to this first edition of the Hart House Quarterly. It will offer up general interest stories, in-depth profiles, student voices and cherished memories from across the areas of the House that together will convey a more complete picture of what we are doing in 2016. More 
News & Events
When: Monthly on Tues.
Where: Hart House
Cost: Free
When: Nov. 4 -19
Where: Hart House Theatre
Cost: Various
Alumni Dinner Series
When: Wed., Oct. 12
Where: Dining Rooms
Cost: Various

For more information about ways you can support Hart House, or to arrange a tour, please contact
Peter Wambera, Senior Development Officer, at 416.946.3993, peter.wambera@utoronto.ca.
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