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            <text>0:0:0.0 --&gt; 0:0:0.400&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
I want the interval question section one per。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，section one，um。，um。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Impact，impact popular。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Popular。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Culture。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
In impact impact，the popular culture。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
If are you saying impact IMPACT impact？&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah yeah impact。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Of popular culture。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，let me see。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
There were these。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK，，what，what？Where the most popular，uh，huh？Hang out sport spores on sports on of campus。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
What were the most popular？&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Hung hung uh hung out。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Hey Hangouts。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
But。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Ohh yeah，yeah。Yeah。How to spots spots on？Yeah，an of a campus。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
二一。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，my goodness，what so when when I was at university，what were the popular Hangouts？&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah yeah，uh，University of Ottawa in，uh，one。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
What？&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Nineteen seventies nineteen seven nineteen seventies。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
In the nineteen seventies，popular Hangouts where？&#13;
0:1:55.590 --&gt; 0:1:56.470&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
For bars。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Ohh yeah。&#13;
0:2:0.210 --&gt; 0:2:2.570&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Usually bars that had music。&#13;
0:2:5.360 --&gt; 0:2:13.680&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Musicians playing in in the in the bars，and sometimes it was very loud and it was hard to talk。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK，you can see anything because we have a lot of time。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:2:28.630 --&gt; 0:2:29.70&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
But I also，I also was involved with um activities where I would meet other people such as I sang and acquire with other people，and I did some。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
With other people。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
And。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
I like to go to a cultural events like such as concerts and。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Art galleries。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK sounds good。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Next next question，did you attend any leave music events during you university years？&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Did I attend what？&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Music。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Let me see music。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Events，yeah，music events，music events。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Musical events yes。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
II attended lots of rock concerts。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Huge rock concerts with。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
But with hundreds of people sometimes outside if it was in the summer。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
I attended a concert for Three Dog Night。I remember that。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Also folk folk music，I like folk music as well。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Gordon Lightfoot I'm pretty sure was even singing that then。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK no problem。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，I sent you this this interval question in mailbox in，communicate in，communicate box。You can see this question because I because I。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um。You can see communicate。Uh，you can you can see communicateumcommunicate box because II send you this interval question word。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Sorry，I didn't。I didn't get that you were saying something about communication。&#13;
0:5:1.440 --&gt; 0:5:3.320&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Communication boxum。&#13;
0:5:5.990 --&gt; 0:5:6.830&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Let me see。&#13;
0:5:8.710 --&gt; 0:5:8.830&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Or chat chat you can see chat。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，I had to type。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:5:17.180 --&gt; 0:5:21.220&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，well，to be honest，I didn't do much typing。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Everything。What was happening back then？&#13;
0:5:27.850 --&gt; 0:5:32.890&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Because，uh，if things needed to be typed，I had a secretary who typed typed。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，I learned I learned，um。&#13;
0:5:39.610 --&gt; 0:5:45.170&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I learned how to type，you're perfectly right。I wasn't a good typist，but I did learn how to type。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
What did they call it？&#13;
0:5:50.900 --&gt; 0:6:10.100&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Like with with just with two two fingers not with all my fingers and I had to learn that when I got the job as a technical writer，that's right，OK？So when I became a technical writer，I had to learn how to type things and we had。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
So we had a central computer。I remember that。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
And we you，could you？&#13;
0:6:21.10 --&gt; 0:6:26.450&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You could correct all your mistakes。I remember you learn how to correct your mistakes anyway。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
But to be honest，I think I used to write out my texts in longhand first and my and the secretary would type it in for the first time and then I would edit it afterwards。That's what that was。What happened at the beginning？We didn't have personal computers。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:6:48.150 --&gt; 0:6:55.270&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I didn't have a personal computer for quite some time。I don't think，certainly not in the nineteen seventies。&#13;
0:6:56.240 --&gt; 0:7:16.240&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OKumII send you a document in chat that's，that's，I mean，because I I'm afraid I will cause you to have a problem understanding，so I send I send this document in team team uh team uh in team chat。&#13;
0:7:20.480 --&gt; 0:7:22.80&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You want to send me a document？&#13;
0:7:22.610 --&gt; 0:7:27.210&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，yeah，I have sent you document in team chat，you can see。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Just a minute。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah yeah。&#13;
0:7:32.890 --&gt; 0:7:48.530&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
In chat document this is all interval question because I am afraid I will cause you have a problem to understand，so I send you this document that that's，I mean。&#13;
0:8:9.550 --&gt; 0:8:10.390&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Team chat。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
I'm I'm looking on my phone to see if I see any。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
You，you set you say you sent me some documents。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um。&#13;
0:8:24.320 --&gt; 0:8:25.800&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
You，you，you can see it。&#13;
0:8:35.710 --&gt; 0:8:37.110&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I send you again。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Okay。&#13;
0:8:38.410 --&gt; 0:8:42.90&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I send you OKOKOKOKOK。&#13;
0:8:40.750 --&gt; 0:8:43.470&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，OK，but I thought something you sent me。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:8:47.860 --&gt; 0:8:48.540&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Then maybe stopping。&#13;
0:8:49.780 --&gt; 0:8:50.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
No，that's not bad。&#13;
0:8:52.710 --&gt; 0:8:53.110&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:8:54.450 --&gt; 0:8:55.690&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Confidentiality。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Conversation participants。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:9:11.480 --&gt; 0:9:12.840&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Do you see it？&#13;
0:9:14.480 --&gt; 0:9:17.640&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I was starting to think maybe there was some。&#13;
0:9:19.740 --&gt; 0:9:20.260&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Thank you for me。&#13;
0:9:34.110 --&gt; 0:9:35.230&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I haven't found anything。&#13;
0:9:44.860 --&gt; 0:9:46.60&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I haven't found anything here。&#13;
0:9:50.440 --&gt; 0:9:57.800&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I sent you document inumin team in team chat。&#13;
0:9:58.660 --&gt; 0:10:0.60&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um。Can you see it？&#13;
0:10:3.890 --&gt; 0:10:5.330&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，it says just。&#13;
0:10:7.50 --&gt; 0:10:8.90&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Why is it？No。&#13;
0:10:24.620 --&gt; 0:10:25.220&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh dear。&#13;
0:10:38.110 --&gt; 0:10:40.110&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Chat box chat box。&#13;
0:10:44.490 --&gt; 0:10:46.50&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Chat chat box in team。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
II send you document about interval question to understand。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
I send this the document in chat box in chat box in team。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Yeah，are you talking about question？&#13;
0:11:10.880 --&gt; 0:11:11.120&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You you。&#13;
0:11:7.410 --&gt; 0:11:12.850&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，document。um，Adobe document about interval question。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Did you just send it now？&#13;
0:11:16.590 --&gt; 0:11:17.70&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:11:18.520 --&gt; 0:11:21.200&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
No，no，just now I send you。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Did you send it by e-mail？&#13;
0:11:26.100 --&gt; 0:11:34.780&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
No no no um chat box chat box in uh chat box in in in team。&#13;
0:11:36.370 --&gt; 0:11:38.610&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
You，you can。Yeah，you can see in team。&#13;
0:11:36.370 --&gt; 0:11:39.610&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You checked，you checked it out in in teams。&#13;
0:11:40.150 --&gt; 0:11:41.390&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Ohh yeah yeah。&#13;
0:11:42.650 --&gt; 0:11:42.930&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Enjoy。&#13;
0:11:42.620 --&gt; 0:11:44.700&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
You can see chat box，um？&#13;
0:11:51.180 --&gt; 0:11:53.100&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I can't e-mail to you。&#13;
0:11:54.520 --&gt; 0:11:54.760&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:11:54.250 --&gt; 0:11:59.770&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，but you could，um，but you，um，decor decorally to。&#13;
0:12:1.510 --&gt; 0:12:4.670&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
To see in bug in chat box in team。&#13;
0:12:13.230 --&gt; 0:12:15.910&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So you're going to send me an e-mail，is that what you said？&#13;
0:12:17.630 --&gt; 0:12:18.790&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，I sent you。&#13;
0:12:21.310 --&gt; 0:12:22.190&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Are you see it？&#13;
0:12:25.430 --&gt; 0:12:28.550&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
This is all interval question，uh，are you see it？&#13;
0:12:30.990 --&gt; 0:12:32.110&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So I don't see it yet。&#13;
0:12:37.380 --&gt; 0:12:38.700&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
II have send。&#13;
0:12:51.400 --&gt; 0:12:56.760&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，so I want，哎。So I want to continue my interval question。&#13;
0:12:59.60 --&gt; 0:13:0.700&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
偶太偶taiwa was a。&#13;
0:13:2.60 --&gt; 0:13:3.500&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Was be。&#13;
0:13:7.900 --&gt; 0:13:8.820&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Let me see。&#13;
0:13:14.230 --&gt; 0:13:16.30&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Whatever is the one？&#13;
0:13:19.840 --&gt; 0:13:24.0&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Bilingual or whatever is a bilingual school。How？&#13;
0:13:30.890 --&gt; 0:13:37.290&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
As because I want I afraid you don't understand，so I send you e-mail，can you see it？&#13;
0:13:38.800 --&gt; 0:13:40.0&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You're sending me an e-mail？&#13;
0:13:40.330 --&gt; 0:13:41.530&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:14:12.740 --&gt; 0:14:12.940&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Add it。&#13;
0:14:13.550 --&gt; 0:14:14.830&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
对okok okokok。&#13;
0:14:15.990 --&gt; 0:14:21.790&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
This is all interval question，um，just now II ask two questions。&#13;
0:14:23.730 --&gt; 0:14:25.210&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
You can，yeah。&#13;
0:14:27.150 --&gt; 0:14:27.350&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:14:24.620 --&gt; 0:14:41.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
It says the main question is cultural historians have argued that television，Hollywood，popular music and a consumer culture built around automobiles created a more integrated North American popular culture otta。&#13;
0:14:41.400 --&gt; 0:14:47.720&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Bilingual institution，and we want to better understand how anglophones and francophones related together。&#13;
0:14:48.990 --&gt; 0:14:54.550&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
There was less electronics and Canadian society during the Seventies。How？&#13;
0:14:54.850 --&gt; 0:14:56.170&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Pleasure time structured。&#13;
0:15:2.780 --&gt; 0:15:3.180&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:14:58.110 --&gt; 0:15:7.550&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And what did students do for fun in the nineteen seventies？OK so II answered，the one about the hang up hangout spots。&#13;
0:15:9.880 --&gt; 0:15:12.840&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah yeah，yeah，I know。&#13;
0:15:13.280 --&gt; 0:15:14.960&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
You answer two questions。Yeah。&#13;
0:15:15.240 --&gt; 0:15:22.880&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Yeah and live a music？Yes，yes，we had lots of live music，which was great。&#13;
0:15:25.120 --&gt; 0:15:27.920&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Now you're saying that Ottawa was a bilingual institution。&#13;
0:15:30.440 --&gt; 0:15:36.560&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Back in the back in the Seventies，I mean，I studied。I studied French and high school。&#13;
0:15:37.400 --&gt; 0:15:41.480&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But it was only when did I start？&#13;
0:15:43.680 --&gt; 0:15:46.880&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Actually，I started studying French。&#13;
0:15:49.330 --&gt; 0:15:54.810&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
At in the evening classes again in in about nineteen seventy five。&#13;
0:15:57.160 --&gt; 0:15:57.960&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And I。&#13;
0:16:0.560 --&gt; 0:16:2.840&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I took conversational French classes。&#13;
0:16:4.270 --&gt; 0:16:8.630&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And then in the early eighties，I。&#13;
0:16:10.500 --&gt; 0:16:27.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I joined a sailing group where we most of the members were francophone，so I started really improving my French by the nineteen eighties and now I am fully bilingual。&#13;
0:16:29.60 --&gt; 0:16:30.940&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I can read and write in in French。&#13;
0:16:31.930 --&gt; 0:16:33.50&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK sounds good。&#13;
0:16:34.150 --&gt; 0:16:34.310&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:16:37.520 --&gt; 0:16:37.960&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:16:39.70 --&gt; 0:16:43.990&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Did anglophones and francophones date each other during the nineteen seventies。&#13;
0:16:47.890 --&gt; 0:16:49.450&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Probably not very much。&#13;
0:16:50.250 --&gt; 0:16:50.570&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:16:50.410 --&gt; 0:16:51.690&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I didn't have any。&#13;
0:16:53.30 --&gt; 0:16:56.710&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Francophone boyfriends that I'm aware of，I don't think so。&#13;
0:16:58.160 --&gt; 0:17:1.720&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Use the park party culture。&#13;
0:17:3.600 --&gt; 0:17:6.840&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
One of the things I remember in the in the nineteen seventies was。&#13;
0:17:8.620 --&gt; 0:17:18.580&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I was not a member of a sorority or a fraternity，but a lot of the boys wear and they used to have what they call these frat parties。&#13;
0:17:20.260 --&gt; 0:17:25.740&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
At the frat house fraternity house，and they were really。&#13;
0:17:28.460 --&gt; 0:17:36.900&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
There was a lot of drinking alcohol in those places and in those days I did not drink very much。Thank goodness，but I certainly remember。&#13;
0:17:38.700 --&gt; 0:17:51.260&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
The some of the boys getting very，very drunk。I remember something called purple Jesus it was。It was a type of alcohol that they mixed with grape juice and it was horrible。&#13;
0:17:53.470 --&gt; 0:18:0.790&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So I did not drink very much of it，but other people did，um，the other thing I remember was wine。&#13;
0:18:1.910 --&gt; 0:18:9.310&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Very sweet in those days，people drank very sweet wine，which I do not like it all and now I get very dry wine now。&#13;
0:18:11.470 --&gt; 0:18:13.310&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，I know，okay？&#13;
0:18:15.720 --&gt; 0:18:18.880&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
All the Vietnam War that。&#13;
0:18:19.100 --&gt; 0:18:19.820&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Was an issue。&#13;
0:18:21.660 --&gt; 0:18:22.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
We had。&#13;
0:18:25.220 --&gt; 0:18:32.420&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Young men that were called draft dodgers，they came up to Canada and I certainly knew some draft dodgers。&#13;
0:18:35.630 --&gt; 0:18:36.750&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
In the Seventies。&#13;
0:18:39.370 --&gt; 0:18:58.410&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And one place where I worked，yes，that was in the Seventies we had some draft dodgers that were employed at at the at the I worked at the Ontario Science Center，and we had some American young men working there in the audio visual department。I remember that。&#13;
0:18:59.250 --&gt; 0:19:1.650&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Yeah，the Vietnam War that was awful。&#13;
0:19:3.850 --&gt; 0:19:17.210&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I remember a cousin of mine and who lives in the states，was drafted，but thank goodness he had flat feet for the so they didn't accept them as a soldier，so he didn't have to go to Vietnam。But I remember。&#13;
0:19:18.420 --&gt; 0:19:18.540&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:19:20.110 --&gt; 0:19:20.590&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Okay。&#13;
0:19:24.510 --&gt; 0:19:28.270&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Oh rock and roll that was very big。Um。&#13;
0:19:28.570 --&gt; 0:19:36.250&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
The friends who are in a rock and roll band and these were friends from from from my high school back in Perry sound and。&#13;
0:19:37.770 --&gt; 0:19:59.370&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
They had AA band in the beginning called the Georgian four，which was named after a Georgian Bay。That's where we came from near Georgia Bay and then later on they actually recorded music under the name chemos DHIMO。And if you go on to YouTube today，you can hear chemo。&#13;
0:20:0.870 --&gt; 0:20:1.150&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Now。&#13;
0:20:2.130 --&gt; 0:20:2.410&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:20:3.990 --&gt; 0:20:5.150&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK thanks。&#13;
0:20:7.230 --&gt; 0:20:8.190&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Youth culture。&#13;
0:20:17.240 --&gt; 0:20:17.720&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:20:9.380 --&gt; 0:20:25.300&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Um，there was。I wasn't aware of any kind of drugs other than cigarettes。Cigarettes were all my goodness when I talked about the bars，that was one of the worst things about the bars that was so smoky，it was awful。I did。I never smoked。&#13;
0:20:27.280 --&gt; 0:20:31.560&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So I guess I probably tried a little marijuana now and then，but I didn't really。&#13;
0:20:32.740 --&gt; 0:20:33.620&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，and。&#13;
0:20:33.250 --&gt; 0:20:36.890&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I didn't really adopt any drugs at all。&#13;
0:20:38.560 --&gt; 0:20:39.480&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，I think。&#13;
0:20:42.60 --&gt; 0:20:47.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But I do remember to talk about psychedelic drugs like LSD。That was。&#13;
0:20:49.410 --&gt; 0:20:52.650&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Talked about，but I was not familiar of any。&#13;
0:20:54.980 --&gt; 0:20:59.900&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Any um use of LSD in my friend。&#13;
0:21:2.30 --&gt; 0:21:5.150&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Now the next section is called the female experience。&#13;
0:21:5.560 --&gt; 0:21:7.280&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，female experience。&#13;
0:21:8.280 --&gt; 0:21:13.880&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
It says cultural historian to written a lot about what they call the second wave feminism。&#13;
0:21:14.670 --&gt; 0:21:14.830&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:21:14.860 --&gt; 0:21:26.20&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
That as part of the counter coach of movement women during this early seventies，sought to breakdown gender barriers。Does this argument resonate with your experience？Yes，very much so。&#13;
0:21:27.740 --&gt; 0:21:28.860&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I was certainly a。&#13;
0:21:29.960 --&gt; 0:21:35.40&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
A woman of that second wave feminism，I read a lot about it。&#13;
0:21:36.680 --&gt; 0:21:44.280&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I never changed my name。Jeanette Logan is my birthday，even though I have been be。&#13;
0:21:44.580 --&gt; 0:21:52.700&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
II never changed my name。I always thought it was important to keep my own identity。I always had my own bank accounts。&#13;
0:21:55.460 --&gt; 0:21:58.580&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
That was important，but also in the nineteen seventy。&#13;
0:21:59.700 --&gt; 0:22:14.340&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
We were leading up to the the royal Commission on the status of women in the nineteen seventies here in Canada，and those were very important women to us。They。&#13;
0:22:14.560 --&gt; 0:22:17.640&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
The way to to our freedom。&#13;
0:22:19.400 --&gt; 0:22:21.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Or，our independent。That's right that way。&#13;
0:22:23.240 --&gt; 0:22:43.240&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And in nineteen seventy five，that was the year the year of the woman，nineteen seventy five，but also I could say a big influence for women was the availability of the birth control field that came became available in the nineteen sixties。&#13;
0:22:45.240 --&gt; 0:22:48.600&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Till the late nineteen sixties，and that was。&#13;
0:22:49.980 --&gt; 0:22:56.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
That certainly involved a lot，a lot more sexual freedom than before。&#13;
0:22:58.760 --&gt; 0:22:59.280&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:23:2.470 --&gt; 0:23:3.270&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK thanks。&#13;
0:23:5.30 --&gt; 0:23:11.30&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
To what extent did your generation believe that your parents notion about gender or family and dating were outdated？&#13;
0:23:12.160 --&gt; 0:23:16.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well yes，I agree with that statement，except that my mother。&#13;
0:23:18.240 --&gt; 0:23:39.800&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
She was not allowed to go to university when she she graduated the top of her class in high school and but it was at the beginning of the Second World War for her too，and it was important that she went out to work while my father went to overseas to fight。But。&#13;
0:23:51.610 --&gt; 0:23:51.770&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
oh&#13;
0:23:42.90 --&gt; 0:23:53.170&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
My mother was certainly in favor of education for all of all of our children and my father too。My family supported higher education，so that was important。&#13;
0:23:54.540 --&gt; 0:23:54.660&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:23:55.440 --&gt; 0:24:0.280&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
What part of Canadian society was most out of whack in need of fixing？&#13;
0:24:2.280 --&gt; 0:24:7.600&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Good question。Oh well，job opportunities，job opportunities were poor for women。&#13;
0:24:9.400 --&gt; 0:24:9.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I。&#13;
0:24:9.740 --&gt; 0:24:14.780&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Could remember，and II could quote you when。&#13;
0:24:15.160 --&gt; 0:24:26.280&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
For a job as a medical because I studied sciences and I had worked in medical labs at a hospital and also at clinics。&#13;
0:24:28.160 --&gt; 0:24:57.760&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I could I could take blood and other kinds of and do analysis，and I applied for a job。This is before I started teaching。I applied for a job，is to work in a laboratory and the man interviewing me told actually said to me，why would I hire you？You will just get married and have children and I won't have an employee anymore。I was twenty one years old and this is what he。&#13;
0:24:59.20 --&gt; 0:25:15.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
He told me at the interview，so that was not very encouraging。I have to admit，so that's what I decided to go to，to go to teachers college because I wanted to help the next generation of children know more about science。So that's when I started teaching science in school。&#13;
0:25:17.500 --&gt; 0:25:20.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So I actually proved them wrong。I worked my whole life。&#13;
0:25:23.290 --&gt; 0:25:23.770&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:25:25.980 --&gt; 0:25:43.620&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But there certainly was a glass ceiling that was II counted that throat in my whole career when I was still at university，I my original intentions were to be be a doctor and coming out of high。&#13;
0:25:51.40 --&gt; 0:25:51.160&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
。&#13;
0:25:44.180 --&gt; 0:25:51.260&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
It's a valedictorian of my class and I had been accepted at three universities and。&#13;
0:25:54.50 --&gt; 0:25:57.810&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Throttle，Queens and western，and。&#13;
0:25:59.610 --&gt; 0:26:2.90&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But western offered me a very good scholarship。&#13;
0:26:3.770 --&gt; 0:26:16.410&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And my I was the eldest of six children and I thought that would be really helpful to have the scholarship，so I accepted their invitation to go to western，and then I discovered that。&#13;
0:26:18.290 --&gt; 0:26:32.50&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
That I wouldn't be going into what was called pre Med in those days I had。I was going into AA standard science program and then I had to reapply for medical school after two years。&#13;
0:26:33.350 --&gt; 0:26:56.790&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And when I reapplied after two years，I did not get in。They had a quota on the number of women in in medical school at western。I think it was the same everywhere，but only twenty percent of the class could be female，so eighty percent of class was male and twenty percent was female。And my。&#13;
0:26:58.50 --&gt; 0:27:12.290&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Grades uh，I had seventy four point something percent，but that was not good enough。I had male colleagues in my chemistry class who got in with sixty six percent，but I couldn't get in with with seventy four。&#13;
0:27:14.290 --&gt; 0:27:22.10&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So I continued on in chemistry and graduated，but I didn't want to work in a laboratory，so that's how I ended up。&#13;
0:27:22.870 --&gt; 0:27:27.870&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Teaching but II don't regret it though I enjoy the teaching。&#13;
0:27:30.780 --&gt; 0:27:36.260&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
OK，so where are we at that？That was out of whack，that's for sure，and that was injustice too。&#13;
0:27:37.650 --&gt; 0:27:38.850&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I also like teaching。&#13;
0:27:39.820 --&gt; 0:27:44.540&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You feel that the political system was democratic，fair and responsive to citizens needs。&#13;
0:27:46.220 --&gt; 0:27:51.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，I was quite involved with politics too。In those days，I certainly campaigned for。&#13;
0:27:52.920 --&gt; 0:27:57.440&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
For for Pierre Elliott Trudeau。I was part of the youth。&#13;
0:27:59.280 --&gt; 0:28:29.360&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Do you use campaigning for for，uh，during that election？Um so II，actually my，my，my family was quite involved with politics at the local level，so it wasn't unusual，so I was I we we all look forward to having Pierre Trudeau as our as our Prime Minister。He seemed to be，he seemed to be more with it than。&#13;
0:28:30.820 --&gt; 0:28:34.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Than some of the other ones once we had before。&#13;
0:28:40.270 --&gt; 0:28:43.470&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
OK，do you wanna go on to question number three now？&#13;
0:28:44.120 --&gt; 0:28:44.600&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:28:45.850 --&gt; 0:28:58.730&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Cultural historians have argued that the introduction of the birth control pill，legalization of abortion and dissemination of the free love ideology change，gender relations and dating practice in the early seventies。&#13;
0:28:59.640 --&gt; 0:29:1.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Yes，I would agree with that statement。&#13;
0:29:4.490 --&gt; 0:29:10.210&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I definitely，uh。I first took the birth control pill because I had very painful。&#13;
0:29:12.10 --&gt; 0:29:30.330&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Menstrual periods and I。But I can remember have being embarrassed going to pick up the the birth control pills at the drug store because the pharmacist or the person dispensing them would give you AA sly look about what，what are you going to do this weekend？I can remember being very。&#13;
0:29:31.390 --&gt; 0:29:32.590&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Improper，if you ask me？&#13;
0:29:38.890 --&gt; 0:29:49.130&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Uh date with with a lot of dating at university。Uh，there were lots of，uh，events like dances and uh other。&#13;
0:29:51.50 --&gt; 0:30:2.490&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Other um social events that happened and I was a very social person，so I participated a lot of them and I had a number of boyfriends，but only。&#13;
0:30:2.710 --&gt; 0:30:8.550&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Few of them became intimate boyfriends or very few to be honest，but some。&#13;
0:30:10.930 --&gt; 0:30:11.450&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:30:15.60 --&gt; 0:30:17.540&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
How did your generation look at family and marriage？&#13;
0:30:18.920 --&gt; 0:30:21.600&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，yes，that was，um。&#13;
0:30:25.710 --&gt; 0:30:26.710&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You basically，you know？&#13;
0:30:27.760 --&gt; 0:30:31.720&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You're basically where it's supposed to get pregnant。Unfortunately，I did。&#13;
0:30:33.520 --&gt; 0:30:37.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And getting it getting an abortion was even though it was supposedly legal。&#13;
0:30:39.260 --&gt; 0:30:39.580&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Was not。&#13;
0:30:40.740 --&gt; 0:30:57.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Not readily available。Let's put it that way and I ended up having um，an illegal abortion which was not a pleasant experience。Well，the experience wasn't too bad，but the aftermath was unpleasant and I ended up in the hospital，so that was。&#13;
0:30:58.370 --&gt; 0:31:1.490&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Not a good experience，I have to admit。&#13;
0:31:2.600 --&gt; 0:31:4.960&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But that was the way things were those days。&#13;
0:31:7.150 --&gt; 0:31:7.630&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:31:13.500 --&gt; 0:31:22.380&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，I remember when my my sister got pregnant as well，and，um，this was well with a little bit after me，of course，but。&#13;
0:31:24.340 --&gt; 0:31:26.340&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
One and she。&#13;
0:31:26.720 --&gt; 0:31:52.320&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Miscarriage and she went to the local hospital and I remember my mother refused to go and visit her in the hospital because we lived in a small town and she was not going to go and and show her face because her daughter was there who had a miscarriage so that sort of shows what the feeling was about having a child out of wedlock and not being married。&#13;
0:31:57.660 --&gt; 0:32:3.220&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
OK，so the next section is called sexuality and harassment。&#13;
0:32:6.300 --&gt; 0:32:15.900&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Many universities today have been forced to police sexual harassment to what extent the university authorities monitor mixers and social events to keep women safe。&#13;
0:32:17.190 --&gt; 0:32:21.830&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，I have to be honest，I never felt unsafe，so I'm not。&#13;
0:32:23.730 --&gt; 0:32:26.650&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
All the dances and whatever did have monitors there。&#13;
0:32:28.350 --&gt; 0:32:30.110&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I would suspect if somebody。&#13;
0:32:31.360 --&gt; 0:32:34.760&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Thought they were in trouble。They might be able to get some help。&#13;
0:32:36.960 --&gt; 0:32:38.360&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But，but to be honest。&#13;
0:32:41.560 --&gt; 0:32:42.440&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I didn't have。&#13;
0:32:44.520 --&gt; 0:32:52.760&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Any problems at university that I recall feeling harassed or I was pretty good at looking after myself，I guess？&#13;
0:32:54.590 --&gt; 0:32:55.750&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Speaking up for myself。&#13;
0:33:3.400 --&gt; 0:33:16.480&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
What our generation is interested in a free love movement。What was the perception of premarital sex on the campus in the Seventies？Was it viewed，negatively accepted or even encouraged？&#13;
0:33:18.560 --&gt; 0:33:24.680&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I don't recall it being encouraged，but it wasn't。It wasn't unacceptable。&#13;
0:33:26.440 --&gt; 0:33:33.720&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But when you say free love though，I certainly wouldn't have was never an adherent of of different sexual partners at the same time。&#13;
0:33:35.880 --&gt; 0:33:47.760&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
II was one one boyfriend at a time person and usually a boyfriend that I'd had for for a period of time，not just not just the first date kind of arrangement。&#13;
0:33:48.920 --&gt; 0:33:50.240&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Ohh OK。&#13;
0:33:58.980 --&gt; 0:34:2.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Of your parents generation worry about premarital sex。&#13;
0:34:4.70 --&gt; 0:34:10.990&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，if they did，I don't remember them talking to me about it other than I guess it was sort of a understood that。&#13;
0:34:12.370 --&gt; 0:34:14.530&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
That was a dangerous thing to to do。&#13;
0:34:16.410 --&gt; 0:34:20.450&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Because，well，unless you were，unless you were on the birth control pill。&#13;
0:34:22.630 --&gt; 0:34:26.870&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Which once it was available，I was，I was，I was on the birth control pill。&#13;
0:34:47.10 --&gt; 0:34:47.130&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Huh？&#13;
0:34:28.330 --&gt; 0:34:58.50&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Years like all the time，but although I do remember these，they used to say that you shouldn't stay on the brisket tool for for a long period of time and they advised you to get off it for a couple of months each year。That that's what I got pregnant。That's what I remember，and I could tell you that unfortunately，poorest poor sexual education didn't help my boyfriend at the time，who had been a boyfriend for quite some time。&#13;
0:34:59.630 --&gt; 0:35:24.30&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Didn't realize that he could impregnate me before he had an orgasm，so he would determine ignorant because he didn't know that he didn't know that information，but that was that was the cause of me getting pregnant because he was unaware even though and I can remember I tried to talk him out of it，but that didn't work。Come to think of it。&#13;
0:35:25.120 --&gt; 0:35:26.600&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK no problem。&#13;
0:35:29.690 --&gt; 0:35:32.10&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
It shouldn't be all finished。&#13;
0:35:33.620 --&gt; 0:35:35.340&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Have I answered all the questions now？&#13;
0:35:36.550 --&gt; 0:35:38.590&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Uh，maybe no question。&#13;
0:35:39.990 --&gt; 0:35:41.910&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Let me see just a second。&#13;
0:35:42.920 --&gt; 0:35:43.40&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um。&#13;
0:35:44.410 --&gt; 0:35:46.650&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Just a second I want to see。&#13;
0:35:48.250 --&gt; 0:35:49.730&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Maybe it's no question。&#13;
0:35:50.220 --&gt; 0:35:51.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
No more questions。&#13;
0:35:51.580 --&gt; 0:35:52.580&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，maybe，um？&#13;
0:35:53.110 --&gt; 0:35:53.470&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Maybe。&#13;
0:35:58.40 --&gt; 0:36:0.440&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Are you asking？Is there anything else I wish to add？&#13;
0:36:5.450 --&gt; 0:36:8.530&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Uh，yeah，yeah，you can。You can do it。&#13;
0:36:14.260 --&gt; 0:36:25.300&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，um，I would say that nineteen seventies was a，um。There were a lot of things happening in the nineteen seventies，not just with the women's liberation。&#13;
0:36:27.60 --&gt; 0:36:33.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
The other thing that was that was coming on board then was talk about the environment。&#13;
0:36:35.700 --&gt; 0:36:39.460&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
We were already having started。&#13;
0:36:39.680 --&gt; 0:36:47.920&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I can remember I was recycling bottles and cans and papers from the beginning in the nineteen seventies in Ottawa。&#13;
0:36:49.570 --&gt; 0:36:49.810&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:36:49.300 --&gt; 0:36:56.60&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Um，I lived in，uh，I lived in Ottawa during the nineteen seventies，and um。&#13;
0:36:57.900 --&gt; 0:36:59.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And I also remember。&#13;
0:37:0.780 --&gt; 0:37:10.620&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Learning about because I worked at the Ontario Science Center at one point in Toronto，and we had AA new。&#13;
0:37:10.700 --&gt; 0:37:12.860&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Exhibition area called。&#13;
0:37:15.140 --&gt; 0:37:29.980&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Planet earth and it was based on ecology，so I learned about ecology in the relationship between the environment and and everything in the environment，and I。&#13;
0:37:30.680 --&gt; 0:37:42.120&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Learned about groups of people that were working to alert us to the problems that were appearing in our environment，and there was a。&#13;
0:37:44.100 --&gt; 0:37:46.540&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Group in Switzerland，I think。&#13;
0:37:50.150 --&gt; 0:38:2.670&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I'm trying to know what they were called though，but they。They produced a book called limits to growth，and if I remember correctly it was published in nineteen seventy five and it basically said that。&#13;
0:38:4.550 --&gt; 0:38:16.190&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
We couldn't keep on just thinking we could grow bigger and better，bigger and better every year and not destroy the environment basically so。&#13;
0:38:16.610 --&gt; 0:38:22.730&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And Dr Suzuki was David Suzuki was was beginning in those years。&#13;
0:38:24.530 --&gt; 0:38:27.930&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
He he was the original produc。&#13;
0:38:28.610 --&gt; 0:38:35.10&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
The radio program called quirks and quarks，which is on CBC radio still today。&#13;
0:38:36.270 --&gt; 0:38:45.710&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And um and and he was talking about the environment back back then，and so when I，my career towards。&#13;
0:38:47.550 --&gt; 0:38:48.510&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Towards the end。&#13;
0:38:51.350 --&gt; 0:39:12.670&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I was working in the field of environment and and this was because of what I learned back in the nineteen seventies。I was now into the nineteen nineties，but I was really conscious of of the concern for the environment and look at us。Look at us now like。&#13;
0:39:14.670 --&gt; 0:39:27.310&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
How many，how many more years？I would agree about？Thirty years later，after the nineteen nineties and we're talking about a climate crisis，but we were already talking about the potential for a climate crisis in the nineteen seventies，so。&#13;
0:39:29.70 --&gt; 0:39:36.30&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
It was a very important decade if you asked me and I。&#13;
0:39:36.230 --&gt; 0:39:38.230&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
At A at a very significant。&#13;
0:39:38.690 --&gt; 0:39:48.290&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
On not only my life personally，but also my career and and my activity，my activism today。&#13;
0:39:50.70 --&gt; 0:39:56.150&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I am still active in in society，trying to help the environment and。&#13;
0:39:57.350 --&gt; 0:40:1.590&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Other important things。So like I said，that's about all I wanted to say。&#13;
0:40:3.600 --&gt; 0:40:4.880&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK sounds good。&#13;
0:40:8.90 --&gt; 0:40:18.50&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，thank you。Thank you，Philip。Um for giving me this opportunity to share my history，I really enjoyed it and I hope I haven't forgotten anything significant。&#13;
0:40:18.890 --&gt; 0:40:23.890&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Ohh yeah yeah I buy I buy。&#13;
0:40:24.110 --&gt; 0:40:47.510&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Sir，you give me a opportunity to now，uh，the Canada history because I'm international student，so II prefer to now other countries history such as my hometown country，my hometown history，so I don't I。&#13;
0:40:48.490 --&gt; 0:40:56.930&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，clear the Kandahar history，but you tell me today，so I'm very thank you，um，I thank you very much。&#13;
0:40:59.430 --&gt; 0:40:59.630&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:41:0.810 --&gt; 0:41:1.290&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:41:2.220 --&gt; 0:41:2.380&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:41:1.0 --&gt; 0:41:30.680&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Thank you。Thank you for this and thank you for your efforts Philip and uh content。I hope I also enjoy history even though I studied sciences。Um，I found out as an adult later that I didn't know enough about history，so I've I've read quite a bit of his history for Canada and other countries as well，and it's a it's a。It's a strong interest of mine amongst other interests。&#13;
0:41:32.40 --&gt; 0:41:32.640&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Bye bye for now。&#13;
0:41:33.280 --&gt; 0:41:34.440&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OKbye。&#13;
0:41:37.420 --&gt; 0:41:38.780&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Have a nice day bye。&#13;
0:41:39.520 --&gt; 0:41:40.120&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Goodbye。&#13;
0:41:40.730 --&gt; 0:41:41.290&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，bye</text>
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
I want the interval question section one per。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，section one，um。，um。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Impact，impact popular。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Popular。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Culture。&#13;
0:0:28.110 --&gt; 0:0:30.710&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
In impact impact，the popular culture。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
If are you saying impact IMPACT impact？&#13;
0:0:37.480 --&gt; 0:0:38.920&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah yeah impact。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Of popular culture。&#13;
0:0:40.410 --&gt; 0:0:40.810&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，let me see。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
There were these。&#13;
0:0:57.190 --&gt; 0:1:8.70&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK，，what，what？Where the most popular，uh，huh？Hang out sport spores on sports on of campus。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
What were the most popular？&#13;
0:1:15.790 --&gt; 0:1:18.310&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Hung hung uh hung out。&#13;
0:1:18.710 --&gt; 0:1:19.790&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Hey Hangouts。&#13;
0:1:24.900 --&gt; 0:1:25.100&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But。&#13;
0:1:19.910 --&gt; 0:1:27.630&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Ohh yeah，yeah。Yeah。How to spots spots on？Yeah，an of a campus。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
二一。&#13;
0:1:28.830 --&gt; 0:1:34.870&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，my goodness，what so when when I was at university，what were the popular Hangouts？&#13;
0:1:35.440 --&gt; 0:1:41.920&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah yeah，uh，University of Ottawa in，uh，one。&#13;
0:1:43.420 --&gt; 0:1:43.580&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
What？&#13;
0:1:44.900 --&gt; 0:1:48.860&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Nineteen seventies nineteen seven nineteen seventies。&#13;
0:1:50.890 --&gt; 0:1:54.170&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
In the nineteen seventies，popular Hangouts where？&#13;
0:1:55.590 --&gt; 0:1:56.470&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
For bars。&#13;
0:1:57.720 --&gt; 0:1:58.480&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Ohh yeah。&#13;
0:2:0.210 --&gt; 0:2:2.570&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Usually bars that had music。&#13;
0:2:5.360 --&gt; 0:2:13.680&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Musicians playing in in the in the bars，and sometimes it was very loud and it was hard to talk。&#13;
0:2:16.220 --&gt; 0:2:21.20&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK，you can see anything because we have a lot of time。&#13;
0:2:25.170 --&gt; 0:2:25.450&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:2:28.630 --&gt; 0:2:29.70&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:2:30.80 --&gt; 0:2:47.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But I also，I also was involved with um activities where I would meet other people such as I sang and acquire with other people，and I did some。&#13;
0:2:47.940 --&gt; 0:2:49.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
With other people。&#13;
0:2:51.820 --&gt; 0:2:52.500&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And。&#13;
0:2:55.30 --&gt; 0:3:2.230&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I like to go to a cultural events like such as concerts and。&#13;
0:3:3.750 --&gt; 0:3:4.830&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Art galleries。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK sounds good。&#13;
0:3:14.790 --&gt; 0:3:15.430&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
Next next question，did you attend any leave music events during you university years？&#13;
0:3:29.380 --&gt; 0:3:30.580&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Did I attend what？&#13;
0:3:33.230 --&gt; 0:3:33.990&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Music。&#13;
0:3:36.250 --&gt; 0:3:38.130&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Let me see music。&#13;
0:3:39.250 --&gt; 0:3:42.610&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Events，yeah，music events，music events。&#13;
0:3:43.580 --&gt; 0:3:45.260&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Musical events yes。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:3:46.220 --&gt; 0:3:49.60&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
II attended lots of rock concerts。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:3:52.620 --&gt; 0:3:54.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Huge rock concerts with。&#13;
0:3:55.260 --&gt; 0:4:1.20&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But with hundreds of people sometimes outside if it was in the summer。&#13;
0:4:2.970 --&gt; 0:4:3.530&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:4:4.900 --&gt; 0:4:8.260&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I attended a concert for Three Dog Night。I remember that。&#13;
0:4:10.500 --&gt; 0:4:13.740&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Also folk folk music，I like folk music as well。&#13;
0:4:14.980 --&gt; 0:4:18.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Gordon Lightfoot I'm pretty sure was even singing that then。&#13;
0:4:21.440 --&gt; 0:4:22.840&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK no problem。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，I sent you this this interval question in mailbox in，communicate in，communicate box。You can see this question because I because I。&#13;
0:4:37.840 --&gt; 0:4:50.440&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um。You can see communicate。Uh，you can you can see communicateumcommunicate box because II send you this interval question word。&#13;
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Jeannette Logan&#13;
Sorry，I didn't。I didn't get that you were saying something about communication。&#13;
0:5:1.440 --&gt; 0:5:3.320&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Communication boxum。&#13;
0:5:5.990 --&gt; 0:5:6.830&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Let me see。&#13;
0:5:8.710 --&gt; 0:5:8.830&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um。&#13;
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Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:5:11.50 --&gt; 0:5:13.490&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Or chat chat you can see chat。&#13;
0:5:14.70 --&gt; 0:5:15.270&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，I had to type。&#13;
0:5:15.780 --&gt; 0:5:16.700&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:5:17.180 --&gt; 0:5:21.220&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，well，to be honest，I didn't do much typing。&#13;
0:5:23.140 --&gt; 0:5:25.340&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Everything。What was happening back then？&#13;
0:5:27.850 --&gt; 0:5:32.890&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Because，uh，if things needed to be typed，I had a secretary who typed typed。&#13;
0:5:36.750 --&gt; 0:5:38.310&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，I learned I learned，um。&#13;
0:5:39.610 --&gt; 0:5:45.170&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I learned how to type，you're perfectly right。I wasn't a good typist，but I did learn how to type。&#13;
0:5:47.950 --&gt; 0:5:48.870&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
What did they call it？&#13;
0:5:50.900 --&gt; 0:6:10.100&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Like with with just with two two fingers not with all my fingers and I had to learn that when I got the job as a technical writer，that's right，OK？So when I became a technical writer，I had to learn how to type things and we had。&#13;
0:6:11.890 --&gt; 0:6:15.690&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So we had a central computer。I remember that。&#13;
0:6:16.950 --&gt; 0:6:20.630&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And we you，could you？&#13;
0:6:21.10 --&gt; 0:6:26.450&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You could correct all your mistakes。I remember you learn how to correct your mistakes anyway。&#13;
0:6:29.290 --&gt; 0:6:47.250&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But to be honest，I think I used to write out my texts in longhand first and my and the secretary would type it in for the first time and then I would edit it afterwards。That's what that was。What happened at the beginning？We didn't have personal computers。&#13;
0:6:53.230 --&gt; 0:6:53.590&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:6:48.150 --&gt; 0:6:55.270&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I didn't have a personal computer for quite some time。I don't think，certainly not in the nineteen seventies。&#13;
0:6:56.240 --&gt; 0:7:16.240&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OKumII send you a document in chat that's，that's，I mean，because I I'm afraid I will cause you to have a problem understanding，so I send I send this document in team team uh team uh in team chat。&#13;
0:7:20.480 --&gt; 0:7:22.80&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You want to send me a document？&#13;
0:7:22.610 --&gt; 0:7:27.210&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，yeah，I have sent you document in team chat，you can see。&#13;
0:7:28.260 --&gt; 0:7:28.740&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Just a minute。&#13;
0:7:29.40 --&gt; 0:7:30.0&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah yeah。&#13;
0:7:32.890 --&gt; 0:7:48.530&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
In chat document this is all interval question because I am afraid I will cause you have a problem to understand，so I send you this document that that's，I mean。&#13;
0:8:9.550 --&gt; 0:8:10.390&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Team chat。&#13;
0:8:10.220 --&gt; 0:8:13.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I'm I'm looking on my phone to see if I see any。&#13;
0:8:15.730 --&gt; 0:8:18.690&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You，you set you say you sent me some documents。&#13;
0:8:19.280 --&gt; 0:8:21.440&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um。&#13;
0:8:24.320 --&gt; 0:8:25.800&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
You，you，you can see it。&#13;
0:8:35.710 --&gt; 0:8:37.110&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I send you again。&#13;
0:8:38.680 --&gt; 0:8:38.920&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Okay。&#13;
0:8:38.410 --&gt; 0:8:42.90&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I send you OKOKOKOKOK。&#13;
0:8:40.750 --&gt; 0:8:43.470&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，OK，but I thought something you sent me。&#13;
0:8:44.640 --&gt; 0:8:44.880&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:8:47.860 --&gt; 0:8:48.540&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Then maybe stopping。&#13;
0:8:49.780 --&gt; 0:8:50.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
No，that's not bad。&#13;
0:8:52.710 --&gt; 0:8:53.110&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:8:54.450 --&gt; 0:8:55.690&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Confidentiality。&#13;
0:8:59.180 --&gt; 0:9:0.620&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Conversation participants。&#13;
0:9:8.660 --&gt; 0:9:8.900&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:9:11.480 --&gt; 0:9:12.840&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Do you see it？&#13;
0:9:14.480 --&gt; 0:9:17.640&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I was starting to think maybe there was some。&#13;
0:9:19.740 --&gt; 0:9:20.260&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Thank you for me。&#13;
0:9:34.110 --&gt; 0:9:35.230&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I haven't found anything。&#13;
0:9:44.860 --&gt; 0:9:46.60&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I haven't found anything here。&#13;
0:9:50.440 --&gt; 0:9:57.800&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I sent you document inumin team in team chat。&#13;
0:9:58.660 --&gt; 0:10:0.60&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um。Can you see it？&#13;
0:10:3.890 --&gt; 0:10:5.330&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，it says just。&#13;
0:10:7.50 --&gt; 0:10:8.90&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Why is it？No。&#13;
0:10:24.620 --&gt; 0:10:25.220&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh dear。&#13;
0:10:38.110 --&gt; 0:10:40.110&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Chat box chat box。&#13;
0:10:44.490 --&gt; 0:10:46.50&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Chat chat box in team。&#13;
0:10:49.560 --&gt; 0:10:55.200&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
II send you document about interval question to understand。&#13;
0:10:56.800 --&gt; 0:11:3.680&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I send this the document in chat box in chat box in team。&#13;
0:11:5.40 --&gt; 0:11:7.800&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Yeah，are you talking about question？&#13;
0:11:10.880 --&gt; 0:11:11.120&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You you。&#13;
0:11:7.410 --&gt; 0:11:12.850&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，document。um，Adobe document about interval question。&#13;
0:11:13.530 --&gt; 0:11:15.290&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Did you just send it now？&#13;
0:11:16.590 --&gt; 0:11:17.70&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:11:18.520 --&gt; 0:11:21.200&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
No，no，just now I send you。&#13;
0:11:23.600 --&gt; 0:11:25.200&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Did you send it by e-mail？&#13;
0:11:26.100 --&gt; 0:11:34.780&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
No no no um chat box chat box in uh chat box in in in team。&#13;
0:11:36.370 --&gt; 0:11:38.610&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
You，you can。Yeah，you can see in team。&#13;
0:11:36.370 --&gt; 0:11:39.610&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You checked，you checked it out in in teams。&#13;
0:11:40.150 --&gt; 0:11:41.390&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Ohh yeah yeah。&#13;
0:11:42.650 --&gt; 0:11:42.930&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Enjoy。&#13;
0:11:42.620 --&gt; 0:11:44.700&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
You can see chat box，um？&#13;
0:11:51.180 --&gt; 0:11:53.100&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I can't e-mail to you。&#13;
0:11:54.520 --&gt; 0:11:54.760&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:11:54.250 --&gt; 0:11:59.770&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，but you could，um，but you，um，decor decorally to。&#13;
0:12:1.510 --&gt; 0:12:4.670&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
To see in bug in chat box in team。&#13;
0:12:13.230 --&gt; 0:12:15.910&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So you're going to send me an e-mail，is that what you said？&#13;
0:12:17.630 --&gt; 0:12:18.790&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，I sent you。&#13;
0:12:21.310 --&gt; 0:12:22.190&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Are you see it？&#13;
0:12:25.430 --&gt; 0:12:28.550&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
This is all interval question，uh，are you see it？&#13;
0:12:30.990 --&gt; 0:12:32.110&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So I don't see it yet。&#13;
0:12:37.380 --&gt; 0:12:38.700&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
II have send。&#13;
0:12:51.400 --&gt; 0:12:56.760&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，so I want，哎。So I want to continue my interval question。&#13;
0:12:59.60 --&gt; 0:13:0.700&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
偶太偶taiwa was a。&#13;
0:13:2.60 --&gt; 0:13:3.500&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Was be。&#13;
0:13:7.900 --&gt; 0:13:8.820&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Let me see。&#13;
0:13:14.230 --&gt; 0:13:16.30&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Whatever is the one？&#13;
0:13:19.840 --&gt; 0:13:24.0&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Bilingual or whatever is a bilingual school。How？&#13;
0:13:30.890 --&gt; 0:13:37.290&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
As because I want I afraid you don't understand，so I send you e-mail，can you see it？&#13;
0:13:38.800 --&gt; 0:13:40.0&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You're sending me an e-mail？&#13;
0:13:40.330 --&gt; 0:13:41.530&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:14:12.740 --&gt; 0:14:12.940&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Add it。&#13;
0:14:13.550 --&gt; 0:14:14.830&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
对okok okokok。&#13;
0:14:15.990 --&gt; 0:14:21.790&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
This is all interval question，um，just now II ask two questions。&#13;
0:14:23.730 --&gt; 0:14:25.210&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
You can，yeah。&#13;
0:14:27.150 --&gt; 0:14:27.350&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:14:24.620 --&gt; 0:14:41.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
It says the main question is cultural historians have argued that television，Hollywood，popular music and a consumer culture built around automobiles created a more integrated North American popular culture otta。&#13;
0:14:41.400 --&gt; 0:14:47.720&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Bilingual institution，and we want to better understand how anglophones and francophones related together。&#13;
0:14:48.990 --&gt; 0:14:54.550&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
There was less electronics and Canadian society during the Seventies。How？&#13;
0:14:54.850 --&gt; 0:14:56.170&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Pleasure time structured。&#13;
0:15:2.780 --&gt; 0:15:3.180&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:14:58.110 --&gt; 0:15:7.550&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And what did students do for fun in the nineteen seventies？OK so II answered，the one about the hang up hangout spots。&#13;
0:15:9.880 --&gt; 0:15:12.840&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah yeah，yeah，I know。&#13;
0:15:13.280 --&gt; 0:15:14.960&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
You answer two questions。Yeah。&#13;
0:15:15.240 --&gt; 0:15:22.880&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Yeah and live a music？Yes，yes，we had lots of live music，which was great。&#13;
0:15:25.120 --&gt; 0:15:27.920&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Now you're saying that Ottawa was a bilingual institution。&#13;
0:15:30.440 --&gt; 0:15:36.560&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Back in the back in the Seventies，I mean，I studied。I studied French and high school。&#13;
0:15:37.400 --&gt; 0:15:41.480&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But it was only when did I start？&#13;
0:15:43.680 --&gt; 0:15:46.880&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Actually，I started studying French。&#13;
0:15:49.330 --&gt; 0:15:54.810&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
At in the evening classes again in in about nineteen seventy five。&#13;
0:15:57.160 --&gt; 0:15:57.960&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And I。&#13;
0:16:0.560 --&gt; 0:16:2.840&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I took conversational French classes。&#13;
0:16:4.270 --&gt; 0:16:8.630&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And then in the early eighties，I。&#13;
0:16:10.500 --&gt; 0:16:27.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I joined a sailing group where we most of the members were francophone，so I started really improving my French by the nineteen eighties and now I am fully bilingual。&#13;
0:16:29.60 --&gt; 0:16:30.940&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I can read and write in in French。&#13;
0:16:31.930 --&gt; 0:16:33.50&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK sounds good。&#13;
0:16:34.150 --&gt; 0:16:34.310&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:16:37.520 --&gt; 0:16:37.960&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:16:39.70 --&gt; 0:16:43.990&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Did anglophones and francophones date each other during the nineteen seventies。&#13;
0:16:47.890 --&gt; 0:16:49.450&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Probably not very much。&#13;
0:16:50.250 --&gt; 0:16:50.570&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:16:50.410 --&gt; 0:16:51.690&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I didn't have any。&#13;
0:16:53.30 --&gt; 0:16:56.710&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Francophone boyfriends that I'm aware of，I don't think so。&#13;
0:16:58.160 --&gt; 0:17:1.720&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Use the park party culture。&#13;
0:17:3.600 --&gt; 0:17:6.840&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
One of the things I remember in the in the nineteen seventies was。&#13;
0:17:8.620 --&gt; 0:17:18.580&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I was not a member of a sorority or a fraternity，but a lot of the boys wear and they used to have what they call these frat parties。&#13;
0:17:20.260 --&gt; 0:17:25.740&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
At the frat house fraternity house，and they were really。&#13;
0:17:28.460 --&gt; 0:17:36.900&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
There was a lot of drinking alcohol in those places and in those days I did not drink very much。Thank goodness，but I certainly remember。&#13;
0:17:38.700 --&gt; 0:17:51.260&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
The some of the boys getting very，very drunk。I remember something called purple Jesus it was。It was a type of alcohol that they mixed with grape juice and it was horrible。&#13;
0:17:53.470 --&gt; 0:18:0.790&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So I did not drink very much of it，but other people did，um，the other thing I remember was wine。&#13;
0:18:1.910 --&gt; 0:18:9.310&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Very sweet in those days，people drank very sweet wine，which I do not like it all and now I get very dry wine now。&#13;
0:18:11.470 --&gt; 0:18:13.310&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，I know，okay？&#13;
0:18:15.720 --&gt; 0:18:18.880&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
All the Vietnam War that。&#13;
0:18:19.100 --&gt; 0:18:19.820&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Was an issue。&#13;
0:18:21.660 --&gt; 0:18:22.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
We had。&#13;
0:18:25.220 --&gt; 0:18:32.420&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Young men that were called draft dodgers，they came up to Canada and I certainly knew some draft dodgers。&#13;
0:18:35.630 --&gt; 0:18:36.750&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
In the Seventies。&#13;
0:18:39.370 --&gt; 0:18:58.410&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And one place where I worked，yes，that was in the Seventies we had some draft dodgers that were employed at at the at the I worked at the Ontario Science Center，and we had some American young men working there in the audio visual department。I remember that。&#13;
0:18:59.250 --&gt; 0:19:1.650&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Yeah，the Vietnam War that was awful。&#13;
0:19:3.850 --&gt; 0:19:17.210&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I remember a cousin of mine and who lives in the states，was drafted，but thank goodness he had flat feet for the so they didn't accept them as a soldier，so he didn't have to go to Vietnam。But I remember。&#13;
0:19:18.420 --&gt; 0:19:18.540&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:19:20.110 --&gt; 0:19:20.590&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Okay。&#13;
0:19:24.510 --&gt; 0:19:28.270&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Oh rock and roll that was very big。Um。&#13;
0:19:28.570 --&gt; 0:19:36.250&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
The friends who are in a rock and roll band and these were friends from from from my high school back in Perry sound and。&#13;
0:19:37.770 --&gt; 0:19:59.370&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
They had AA band in the beginning called the Georgian four，which was named after a Georgian Bay。That's where we came from near Georgia Bay and then later on they actually recorded music under the name chemos DHIMO。And if you go on to YouTube today，you can hear chemo。&#13;
0:20:0.870 --&gt; 0:20:1.150&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Now。&#13;
0:20:2.130 --&gt; 0:20:2.410&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:20:3.990 --&gt; 0:20:5.150&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK thanks。&#13;
0:20:7.230 --&gt; 0:20:8.190&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Youth culture。&#13;
0:20:17.240 --&gt; 0:20:17.720&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:20:9.380 --&gt; 0:20:25.300&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Um，there was。I wasn't aware of any kind of drugs other than cigarettes。Cigarettes were all my goodness when I talked about the bars，that was one of the worst things about the bars that was so smoky，it was awful。I did。I never smoked。&#13;
0:20:27.280 --&gt; 0:20:31.560&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So I guess I probably tried a little marijuana now and then，but I didn't really。&#13;
0:20:32.740 --&gt; 0:20:33.620&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，and。&#13;
0:20:33.250 --&gt; 0:20:36.890&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I didn't really adopt any drugs at all。&#13;
0:20:38.560 --&gt; 0:20:39.480&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，I think。&#13;
0:20:42.60 --&gt; 0:20:47.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But I do remember to talk about psychedelic drugs like LSD。That was。&#13;
0:20:49.410 --&gt; 0:20:52.650&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Talked about，but I was not familiar of any。&#13;
0:20:54.980 --&gt; 0:20:59.900&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Any um use of LSD in my friend。&#13;
0:21:2.30 --&gt; 0:21:5.150&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Now the next section is called the female experience。&#13;
0:21:5.560 --&gt; 0:21:7.280&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，female experience。&#13;
0:21:8.280 --&gt; 0:21:13.880&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
It says cultural historian to written a lot about what they call the second wave feminism。&#13;
0:21:14.670 --&gt; 0:21:14.830&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:21:14.860 --&gt; 0:21:26.20&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
That as part of the counter coach of movement women during this early seventies，sought to breakdown gender barriers。Does this argument resonate with your experience？Yes，very much so。&#13;
0:21:27.740 --&gt; 0:21:28.860&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I was certainly a。&#13;
0:21:29.960 --&gt; 0:21:35.40&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
A woman of that second wave feminism，I read a lot about it。&#13;
0:21:36.680 --&gt; 0:21:44.280&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I never changed my name。Jeanette Logan is my birthday，even though I have been be。&#13;
0:21:44.580 --&gt; 0:21:52.700&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
II never changed my name。I always thought it was important to keep my own identity。I always had my own bank accounts。&#13;
0:21:55.460 --&gt; 0:21:58.580&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
That was important，but also in the nineteen seventy。&#13;
0:21:59.700 --&gt; 0:22:14.340&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
We were leading up to the the royal Commission on the status of women in the nineteen seventies here in Canada，and those were very important women to us。They。&#13;
0:22:14.560 --&gt; 0:22:17.640&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
The way to to our freedom。&#13;
0:22:19.400 --&gt; 0:22:21.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Or，our independent。That's right that way。&#13;
0:22:23.240 --&gt; 0:22:43.240&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And in nineteen seventy five，that was the year the year of the woman，nineteen seventy five，but also I could say a big influence for women was the availability of the birth control field that came became available in the nineteen sixties。&#13;
0:22:45.240 --&gt; 0:22:48.600&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Till the late nineteen sixties，and that was。&#13;
0:22:49.980 --&gt; 0:22:56.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
That certainly involved a lot，a lot more sexual freedom than before。&#13;
0:22:58.760 --&gt; 0:22:59.280&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:23:2.470 --&gt; 0:23:3.270&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK thanks。&#13;
0:23:5.30 --&gt; 0:23:11.30&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
To what extent did your generation believe that your parents notion about gender or family and dating were outdated？&#13;
0:23:12.160 --&gt; 0:23:16.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well yes，I agree with that statement，except that my mother。&#13;
0:23:18.240 --&gt; 0:23:39.800&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
She was not allowed to go to university when she she graduated the top of her class in high school and but it was at the beginning of the Second World War for her too，and it was important that she went out to work while my father went to overseas to fight。But。&#13;
0:23:51.610 --&gt; 0:23:51.770&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
oh&#13;
0:23:42.90 --&gt; 0:23:53.170&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
My mother was certainly in favor of education for all of all of our children and my father too。My family supported higher education，so that was important。&#13;
0:23:54.540 --&gt; 0:23:54.660&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:23:55.440 --&gt; 0:24:0.280&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
What part of Canadian society was most out of whack in need of fixing？&#13;
0:24:2.280 --&gt; 0:24:7.600&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Good question。Oh well，job opportunities，job opportunities were poor for women。&#13;
0:24:9.400 --&gt; 0:24:9.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I。&#13;
0:24:9.740 --&gt; 0:24:14.780&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Could remember，and II could quote you when。&#13;
0:24:15.160 --&gt; 0:24:26.280&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
For a job as a medical because I studied sciences and I had worked in medical labs at a hospital and also at clinics。&#13;
0:24:28.160 --&gt; 0:24:57.760&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I could I could take blood and other kinds of and do analysis，and I applied for a job。This is before I started teaching。I applied for a job，is to work in a laboratory and the man interviewing me told actually said to me，why would I hire you？You will just get married and have children and I won't have an employee anymore。I was twenty one years old and this is what he。&#13;
0:24:59.20 --&gt; 0:25:15.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
He told me at the interview，so that was not very encouraging。I have to admit，so that's what I decided to go to，to go to teachers college because I wanted to help the next generation of children know more about science。So that's when I started teaching science in school。&#13;
0:25:17.500 --&gt; 0:25:20.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So I actually proved them wrong。I worked my whole life。&#13;
0:25:23.290 --&gt; 0:25:23.770&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:25:25.980 --&gt; 0:25:43.620&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But there certainly was a glass ceiling that was II counted that throat in my whole career when I was still at university，I my original intentions were to be be a doctor and coming out of high。&#13;
0:25:51.40 --&gt; 0:25:51.160&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
。&#13;
0:25:44.180 --&gt; 0:25:51.260&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
It's a valedictorian of my class and I had been accepted at three universities and。&#13;
0:25:54.50 --&gt; 0:25:57.810&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Throttle，Queens and western，and。&#13;
0:25:59.610 --&gt; 0:26:2.90&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But western offered me a very good scholarship。&#13;
0:26:3.770 --&gt; 0:26:16.410&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And my I was the eldest of six children and I thought that would be really helpful to have the scholarship，so I accepted their invitation to go to western，and then I discovered that。&#13;
0:26:18.290 --&gt; 0:26:32.50&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
That I wouldn't be going into what was called pre Med in those days I had。I was going into AA standard science program and then I had to reapply for medical school after two years。&#13;
0:26:33.350 --&gt; 0:26:56.790&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And when I reapplied after two years，I did not get in。They had a quota on the number of women in in medical school at western。I think it was the same everywhere，but only twenty percent of the class could be female，so eighty percent of class was male and twenty percent was female。And my。&#13;
0:26:58.50 --&gt; 0:27:12.290&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Grades uh，I had seventy four point something percent，but that was not good enough。I had male colleagues in my chemistry class who got in with sixty six percent，but I couldn't get in with with seventy four。&#13;
0:27:14.290 --&gt; 0:27:22.10&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
So I continued on in chemistry and graduated，but I didn't want to work in a laboratory，so that's how I ended up。&#13;
0:27:22.870 --&gt; 0:27:27.870&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Teaching but II don't regret it though I enjoy the teaching。&#13;
0:27:30.780 --&gt; 0:27:36.260&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
OK，so where are we at that？That was out of whack，that's for sure，and that was injustice too。&#13;
0:27:37.650 --&gt; 0:27:38.850&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
I also like teaching。&#13;
0:27:39.820 --&gt; 0:27:44.540&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You feel that the political system was democratic，fair and responsive to citizens needs。&#13;
0:27:46.220 --&gt; 0:27:51.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，I was quite involved with politics too。In those days，I certainly campaigned for。&#13;
0:27:52.920 --&gt; 0:27:57.440&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
For for Pierre Elliott Trudeau。I was part of the youth。&#13;
0:27:59.280 --&gt; 0:28:29.360&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Do you use campaigning for for，uh，during that election？Um so II，actually my，my，my family was quite involved with politics at the local level，so it wasn't unusual，so I was I we we all look forward to having Pierre Trudeau as our as our Prime Minister。He seemed to be，he seemed to be more with it than。&#13;
0:28:30.820 --&gt; 0:28:34.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Than some of the other ones once we had before。&#13;
0:28:40.270 --&gt; 0:28:43.470&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
OK，do you wanna go on to question number three now？&#13;
0:28:44.120 --&gt; 0:28:44.600&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah。&#13;
0:28:45.850 --&gt; 0:28:58.730&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Cultural historians have argued that the introduction of the birth control pill，legalization of abortion and dissemination of the free love ideology change，gender relations and dating practice in the early seventies。&#13;
0:28:59.640 --&gt; 0:29:1.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Yes，I would agree with that statement。&#13;
0:29:4.490 --&gt; 0:29:10.210&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I definitely，uh。I first took the birth control pill because I had very painful。&#13;
0:29:12.10 --&gt; 0:29:30.330&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Menstrual periods and I。But I can remember have being embarrassed going to pick up the the birth control pills at the drug store because the pharmacist or the person dispensing them would give you AA sly look about what，what are you going to do this weekend？I can remember being very。&#13;
0:29:31.390 --&gt; 0:29:32.590&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Improper，if you ask me？&#13;
0:29:38.890 --&gt; 0:29:49.130&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Uh date with with a lot of dating at university。Uh，there were lots of，uh，events like dances and uh other。&#13;
0:29:51.50 --&gt; 0:30:2.490&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Other um social events that happened and I was a very social person，so I participated a lot of them and I had a number of boyfriends，but only。&#13;
0:30:2.710 --&gt; 0:30:8.550&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Few of them became intimate boyfriends or very few to be honest，but some。&#13;
0:30:10.930 --&gt; 0:30:11.450&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:30:15.60 --&gt; 0:30:17.540&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
How did your generation look at family and marriage？&#13;
0:30:18.920 --&gt; 0:30:21.600&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，yes，that was，um。&#13;
0:30:25.710 --&gt; 0:30:26.710&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You basically，you know？&#13;
0:30:27.760 --&gt; 0:30:31.720&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
You're basically where it's supposed to get pregnant。Unfortunately，I did。&#13;
0:30:33.520 --&gt; 0:30:37.520&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And getting it getting an abortion was even though it was supposedly legal。&#13;
0:30:39.260 --&gt; 0:30:39.580&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Was not。&#13;
0:30:40.740 --&gt; 0:30:57.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Not readily available。Let's put it that way and I ended up having um，an illegal abortion which was not a pleasant experience。Well，the experience wasn't too bad，but the aftermath was unpleasant and I ended up in the hospital，so that was。&#13;
0:30:58.370 --&gt; 0:31:1.490&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Not a good experience，I have to admit。&#13;
0:31:2.600 --&gt; 0:31:4.960&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But that was the way things were those days。&#13;
0:31:7.150 --&gt; 0:31:7.630&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:31:13.500 --&gt; 0:31:22.380&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Ohh，I remember when my my sister got pregnant as well，and，um，this was well with a little bit after me，of course，but。&#13;
0:31:24.340 --&gt; 0:31:26.340&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
One and she。&#13;
0:31:26.720 --&gt; 0:31:52.320&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Miscarriage and she went to the local hospital and I remember my mother refused to go and visit her in the hospital because we lived in a small town and she was not going to go and and show her face because her daughter was there who had a miscarriage so that sort of shows what the feeling was about having a child out of wedlock and not being married。&#13;
0:31:57.660 --&gt; 0:32:3.220&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
OK，so the next section is called sexuality and harassment。&#13;
0:32:6.300 --&gt; 0:32:15.900&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Many universities today have been forced to police sexual harassment to what extent the university authorities monitor mixers and social events to keep women safe。&#13;
0:32:17.190 --&gt; 0:32:21.830&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，I have to be honest，I never felt unsafe，so I'm not。&#13;
0:32:23.730 --&gt; 0:32:26.650&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
All the dances and whatever did have monitors there。&#13;
0:32:28.350 --&gt; 0:32:30.110&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I would suspect if somebody。&#13;
0:32:31.360 --&gt; 0:32:34.760&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Thought they were in trouble。They might be able to get some help。&#13;
0:32:36.960 --&gt; 0:32:38.360&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But，but to be honest。&#13;
0:32:41.560 --&gt; 0:32:42.440&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I didn't have。&#13;
0:32:44.520 --&gt; 0:32:52.760&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Any problems at university that I recall feeling harassed or I was pretty good at looking after myself，I guess？&#13;
0:32:54.590 --&gt; 0:32:55.750&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Speaking up for myself。&#13;
0:33:3.400 --&gt; 0:33:16.480&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
What our generation is interested in a free love movement。What was the perception of premarital sex on the campus in the Seventies？Was it viewed，negatively accepted or even encouraged？&#13;
0:33:18.560 --&gt; 0:33:24.680&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I don't recall it being encouraged，but it wasn't。It wasn't unacceptable。&#13;
0:33:26.440 --&gt; 0:33:33.720&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
But when you say free love though，I certainly wouldn't have was never an adherent of of different sexual partners at the same time。&#13;
0:33:35.880 --&gt; 0:33:47.760&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
II was one one boyfriend at a time person and usually a boyfriend that I'd had for for a period of time，not just not just the first date kind of arrangement。&#13;
0:33:48.920 --&gt; 0:33:50.240&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Ohh OK。&#13;
0:33:58.980 --&gt; 0:34:2.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Of your parents generation worry about premarital sex。&#13;
0:34:4.70 --&gt; 0:34:10.990&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，if they did，I don't remember them talking to me about it other than I guess it was sort of a understood that。&#13;
0:34:12.370 --&gt; 0:34:14.530&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
That was a dangerous thing to to do。&#13;
0:34:16.410 --&gt; 0:34:20.450&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Because，well，unless you were，unless you were on the birth control pill。&#13;
0:34:22.630 --&gt; 0:34:26.870&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Which once it was available，I was，I was，I was on the birth control pill。&#13;
0:34:47.10 --&gt; 0:34:47.130&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Huh？&#13;
0:34:28.330 --&gt; 0:34:58.50&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Years like all the time，but although I do remember these，they used to say that you shouldn't stay on the brisket tool for for a long period of time and they advised you to get off it for a couple of months each year。That that's what I got pregnant。That's what I remember，and I could tell you that unfortunately，poorest poor sexual education didn't help my boyfriend at the time，who had been a boyfriend for quite some time。&#13;
0:34:59.630 --&gt; 0:35:24.30&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Didn't realize that he could impregnate me before he had an orgasm，so he would determine ignorant because he didn't know that he didn't know that information，but that was that was the cause of me getting pregnant because he was unaware even though and I can remember I tried to talk him out of it，but that didn't work。Come to think of it。&#13;
0:35:25.120 --&gt; 0:35:26.600&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK no problem。&#13;
0:35:29.690 --&gt; 0:35:32.10&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
It shouldn't be all finished。&#13;
0:35:33.620 --&gt; 0:35:35.340&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Have I answered all the questions now？&#13;
0:35:36.550 --&gt; 0:35:38.590&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Uh，maybe no question。&#13;
0:35:39.990 --&gt; 0:35:41.910&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Let me see just a second。&#13;
0:35:42.920 --&gt; 0:35:43.40&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um。&#13;
0:35:44.410 --&gt; 0:35:46.650&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Just a second I want to see。&#13;
0:35:48.250 --&gt; 0:35:49.730&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Maybe it's no question。&#13;
0:35:50.220 --&gt; 0:35:51.140&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
No more questions。&#13;
0:35:51.580 --&gt; 0:35:52.580&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Yeah，maybe，um？&#13;
0:35:53.110 --&gt; 0:35:53.470&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Maybe。&#13;
0:35:58.40 --&gt; 0:36:0.440&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Are you asking？Is there anything else I wish to add？&#13;
0:36:5.450 --&gt; 0:36:8.530&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Uh，yeah，yeah，you can。You can do it。&#13;
0:36:14.260 --&gt; 0:36:25.300&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，um，I would say that nineteen seventies was a，um。There were a lot of things happening in the nineteen seventies，not just with the women's liberation。&#13;
0:36:27.60 --&gt; 0:36:33.660&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
The other thing that was that was coming on board then was talk about the environment。&#13;
0:36:35.700 --&gt; 0:36:39.460&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
We were already having started。&#13;
0:36:39.680 --&gt; 0:36:47.920&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I can remember I was recycling bottles and cans and papers from the beginning in the nineteen seventies in Ottawa。&#13;
0:36:49.570 --&gt; 0:36:49.810&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:36:49.300 --&gt; 0:36:56.60&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Um，I lived in，uh，I lived in Ottawa during the nineteen seventies，and um。&#13;
0:36:57.900 --&gt; 0:36:59.180&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And I also remember。&#13;
0:37:0.780 --&gt; 0:37:10.620&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Learning about because I worked at the Ontario Science Center at one point in Toronto，and we had AA new。&#13;
0:37:10.700 --&gt; 0:37:12.860&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Exhibition area called。&#13;
0:37:15.140 --&gt; 0:37:29.980&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Planet earth and it was based on ecology，so I learned about ecology in the relationship between the environment and and everything in the environment，and I。&#13;
0:37:30.680 --&gt; 0:37:42.120&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Learned about groups of people that were working to alert us to the problems that were appearing in our environment，and there was a。&#13;
0:37:44.100 --&gt; 0:37:46.540&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Group in Switzerland，I think。&#13;
0:37:50.150 --&gt; 0:38:2.670&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I'm trying to know what they were called though，but they。They produced a book called limits to growth，and if I remember correctly it was published in nineteen seventy five and it basically said that。&#13;
0:38:4.550 --&gt; 0:38:16.190&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
We couldn't keep on just thinking we could grow bigger and better，bigger and better every year and not destroy the environment basically so。&#13;
0:38:16.610 --&gt; 0:38:22.730&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And Dr Suzuki was David Suzuki was was beginning in those years。&#13;
0:38:24.530 --&gt; 0:38:27.930&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
He he was the original produc。&#13;
0:38:28.610 --&gt; 0:38:35.10&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
The radio program called quirks and quarks，which is on CBC radio still today。&#13;
0:38:36.270 --&gt; 0:38:45.710&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
And um and and he was talking about the environment back back then，and so when I，my career towards。&#13;
0:38:47.550 --&gt; 0:38:48.510&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Towards the end。&#13;
0:38:51.350 --&gt; 0:39:12.670&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I was working in the field of environment and and this was because of what I learned back in the nineteen seventies。I was now into the nineteen nineties，but I was really conscious of of the concern for the environment and look at us。Look at us now like。&#13;
0:39:14.670 --&gt; 0:39:27.310&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
How many，how many more years？I would agree about？Thirty years later，after the nineteen nineties and we're talking about a climate crisis，but we were already talking about the potential for a climate crisis in the nineteen seventies，so。&#13;
0:39:29.70 --&gt; 0:39:36.30&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
It was a very important decade if you asked me and I。&#13;
0:39:36.230 --&gt; 0:39:38.230&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
At A at a very significant。&#13;
0:39:38.690 --&gt; 0:39:48.290&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
On not only my life personally，but also my career and and my activity，my activism today。&#13;
0:39:50.70 --&gt; 0:39:56.150&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
I am still active in in society，trying to help the environment and。&#13;
0:39:57.350 --&gt; 0:40:1.590&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Other important things。So like I said，that's about all I wanted to say。&#13;
0:40:3.600 --&gt; 0:40:4.880&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK sounds good。&#13;
0:40:8.90 --&gt; 0:40:18.50&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Well，thank you。Thank you，Philip。Um for giving me this opportunity to share my history，I really enjoyed it and I hope I haven't forgotten anything significant。&#13;
0:40:18.890 --&gt; 0:40:23.890&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Ohh yeah yeah I buy I buy。&#13;
0:40:24.110 --&gt; 0:40:47.510&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Sir，you give me a opportunity to now，uh，the Canada history because I'm international student，so II prefer to now other countries history such as my hometown country，my hometown history，so I don't I。&#13;
0:40:48.490 --&gt; 0:40:56.930&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，clear the Kandahar history，but you tell me today，so I'm very thank you，um，I thank you very much。&#13;
0:40:59.430 --&gt; 0:40:59.630&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:41:0.810 --&gt; 0:41:1.290&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OK。&#13;
0:41:2.220 --&gt; 0:41:2.380&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um？&#13;
0:41:1.0 --&gt; 0:41:30.680&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Thank you。Thank you for this and thank you for your efforts Philip and uh content。I hope I also enjoy history even though I studied sciences。Um，I found out as an adult later that I didn't know enough about history，so I've I've read quite a bit of his history for Canada and other countries as well，and it's a it's a。It's a strong interest of mine amongst other interests。&#13;
0:41:32.40 --&gt; 0:41:32.640&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Bye bye for now。&#13;
0:41:33.280 --&gt; 0:41:34.440&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
OKbye。&#13;
0:41:37.420 --&gt; 0:41:38.780&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
Have a nice day bye。&#13;
0:41:39.520 --&gt; 0:41:40.120&#13;
Jeannette Logan&#13;
Goodbye。&#13;
0:41:40.730 --&gt; 0:41:41.290&#13;
Yuanming Tian&#13;
um，bye</text>
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