student residence. Ken Westerfield was a 1971-2 resident and disc sports pioneer. References Further reading Turner, Peter. ``There Can Be no Light Without Shadow``, Toronto, Rochdale College Publ., 1971 External links Video clips and descriptions of Rochdale College and Canadian culture from the era from the CBC Archives. Historic Rochdale documents from Libraries and Archives Canada. Documentary and interview with a former resident. Architectural description of the building. The story of Rosie Rowbotham, one of the suppliers of marijuana to Rochdale. The documentary film "Dream Tower" about Rochdale by Ron Mann. Rochdale: The Runaway College (epub and mobi) or Rochdale: The Runaway College (Kindle) by David Sharpe. Blog entry by David Sharpe on Rochdale Reissued Website of Campus Co-Operative Residences Inc. a surviving organization affiliated with Rochdale. Includes a forum for Rochdale alumni. The Rochdale College Museum Clara Thomas Archives and Special Collections, York University - Archival photographs of Rochdale College from the Toronto Telegram fonds. The book Rochdale College provides an inside story of Rochdale College and how it came about. By Brian Grieveson. The Rochdale Tapes contain interviews with residents of Rochdale College. By Bruce Emilson. A collection of photos, Rochdale Portfolio contains countless photos of the residents of Rochdale College. By Alex MacDonald. Rochdale publications office produced the Toronto Survival Manual 1970. 1968 establishments in Ontario 1975 disestablishments in Ontario Educational institutions established in 1968 Educational institutions disestablished in 1975 Universities and colleges in Toronto Defunct universities and colleges in Canada Housing cooperatives Democratic education Drug culture University of Toronto buildings Hippie movement Free universities Brutalist architecture in Canada Cooperatives in Canada