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Established as Toronto's first public college in 1966, Centennial College offers programs in business, communications, community and health studies, science and engineering technology, general arts, hospitality and transportation.

BACALL BUTT A drive for success Featured: May 2004 Kevin Sealey's essay on stereotypes helped him win top honours in English at last year's Wicken Awards dinner.

ALF GRIGG Undiminished Enthusiasm Featured: April 2004 Alf Grigg says Centennial's recreation leadership program helped him mature and put his thoughts on paper

SHERRY TOMPKINS Back to the classroom Featured: March 2004 Sherry Tompkins is "more marketable" after Centennial's general management certificate.

JENNIFER STANLEY Going places Featured: February 2004 Three years after her graduation from Centennial's Journalism program, Jennifer already has much experience behind her and currently is the host and producer of Rogers Television's Urban Insider.

MARRIAM AKBAR Skip Class? Unthinkable, says hospitality student Featured: February 2004 Her marks are certainly an indication of how motivated she is - the first year student scores 90s and 80s – but the real giveaway is her approach to school. She'd never skip class.

ALVIN GUTHRE From coach to counselor Featured: January 2004 A graduate of Centennial's Recreation & Leisure Services program and an employment counselor with a knack for helping troubled young people, Alvin loves to make a difference in peoples' lives.

PAYAL KAPUR New Canadian creates shortcut to employment Featured: January 2004 Soon after arriving in Toronto, Payal Kapur learned of Centennial's post-graduate certificate in corporate communications and decided it was for her.

SHALAILA JETHRA AND JAMES ROGNESS Nursing their Ambition Featured: January 2004 Shalaila and James are both in the third year of a four year joint degree in nursing - preparing for their careers and a life together.

DAVEENE BARTHOLOMEW Correcting her career Featured: 2004 All through high school Daveene Bartholomew wanted to be a correctional worker. Now she's realizing her dream.

PATTY CRANSTON Bucking the 9-5 routine Featured: 2004 Workplace Wellness student Patty Cranston says that if you follow your passion, getting up for work everyday isn't a chore.

KEVIN SEALEY He has a way with words Featured: 2004 Kevin Sealey's essay on stereotypes helped him win top honours in English at last year's Wicken Awards dinner.