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I am at Grand Valley State universit now, and I must say that the boy to girl ratio is quite pleasant- 3 to 2 if i recall correctly\, and about 2 of the 3 girls are quite attractive We'll see what I can do...
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EDY19 wrote ...
I am at Grand Valley State universit now, and I must say that the boy to girl ratio is quite pleasant- 3 to 2 if i recall correctly\, and about 2 of the 3 girls are quite attractive We'll see what I can do...
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Nursing is a respectable and demanding field of study.
Toronto? I must say it has Canada’s worst hockey team (provincial bylaws force me to state this.) But if you pretend your somewhere less cold it should be bearable. =o]
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Joined: Tue Feb 14 2006, 09:32PM
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Toronto... cold. I'm pretty sure that calls for a LOLZ. (I live almost 400km north of the aformentioned provincial capitol. We've had school cancelled because the diesel fuel gelled in school bus gas tanks, 10ft snowbanks, et cetera. And having spent time further north than this, I still can't complain about it.) That said, I can't say much, since I'm starting Physics (astrophysics specialization) at the University of Waterloo in a few days. Also will be living in residence; Waterloo is about an hour outside of Toronto, so it would be one hell of a commute. I'm going to miss the stars.
But since I never post any projects anyway, the move to a dormatory won't much affect my performance on the forums, now will it?
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All moved in, FINALLY have a chance to catch up on the forum! wow, lots of posts Tonight we have free tickets to a comedy club, all ages. There's stuff happening constantly!
The engineers apparently love the nurses. Any guesses why?
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the comments so far in here about calculators are way off. college is not a math competition. sure, maybe you can do the integral by hand, but you could save time looking it up in a CRC... and while you could look it up, you could save even MORE time doing it on an integrating calculator like a TI-89. no well adjusted student will purposely make his or her homework take longer than it has to.
also, the comment that you can't use calculators after calc 2 is totally off. every single engineering course i took allowed symbolicly integrating graphics calculators on exams. 80% of my physics courses did as well. in fact, totally at odds with the previous poster, the only class that DIDN't allow them were math classes prior to calc 2.
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Break from Projects for a While :-(
We'll see what I can do...
Tonight we have free tickets to a comedy club, all ages. There's stuff happening constantly!
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