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In the days the banners were created York had no Faculty of Fine Arts which is likely why the University's founders turned to famous and not-so-famous artists for their designs. "Banners were used at convocation ceremonies which were done college by college," says Becker. "So they're like a symbolic mace."
Banners also hung under the arch of York's former front entrance at the head of the "Ross Ramp" just east of the Scott Religious Centre. The story is that while they made a brief debut they were subsequently taken down because their "snapping" in the wind created "too much noise."
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