This item is an album of photocopied material related to the McGill Faculty of Engineering class of 1950, including newspaper clippings (from the 1940s and '50s) and photographs, many from reunions.

This file contains newspapers, newsletters and books expressing communist, anti-imperial, anti-fascist and socialist political ideas. Newspapers include copies of the McGill Marxist-Leninist Daily, McGill Student Front, Solidarity, McGill Student, Canadian Student, Publications of the Internationalists, World Revolutionary Youth, Vers la liberation, Literature and Ideology, Student Front, Revolutionary Alternative, Marxist-Leninist Weekly, Science News, IOPQ Weekly News Bulletin, Le Patriote Rouge, Mass Line, La Chine en construction = China Reconstructs, and China Pictorial. Books include operas, short stories and book of art published by Afro-Asian Writers' Bureau and the Foreign Languages Press, Peking.

This file contains a christian newspaper with articles about ethics, sexuality, and family.

This file contains newspaper clippings about Sir Wilfrid Laurier centennial celebration. Includes a collage of photos and clippings.

The Society's bank book,1913-1925 and receipt book, 1924-1925, are accompanied by a newspaper account of its annual outing in 1889, and a photocopy of the notice of a meeting, 1890.

This file contains a programme for McGill Red and White Revue 1937, held at Moyse Hall, March 11-13. Includes newspaper clipping about the Revue, tucked into the booklet.

This file contains newspapers and magazines published by students of Loyola of Montreal (now Concordia University). Titles include Gamut Magazine, Sad News, Loyola Commerce News, and Loyola News.

This file contains three copies of "Le Polyscope," Vol. IV, No. 8. Le Polyscope is the newspaper of Polytechnique Montreal.

This file contains one copy of "Le Polyscope," Vol. IV, No. 6. Le Polyscope is the newspaper of Polytechnique Montreal.

This file contains two copies of "Le Polyscope," Vol. IV, No. 11. Le Polyscope is the newspaper of Polytechnique Montreal.