UW Life Archives
That's the rumour. I miss the Bomber I miss hearing blaring music from Bomber as I depressingly get my crap school work done.[0]
Nooooo! Don't take my Fed Bus away![2]
Stand back from tbe monitor and tell me what it says.
This is probably the most forwarded image in my UW history. It's so popular that it's been tagged by BlogTO, and as I said earlier, that's pretty big-- to me.[0]
Here's a pseudo-sappy entry, with more pictuires, from Margaret about the Oxford trip.[0]
The School of Planning brings back its traditional graduation ring. It represents a commitment "to serve public interest, clients, employers and the profession."[0]
Jennifer Wong, who was legally blind, graduates with a degree in economics and psychology. She, and her guide dog, Lulu, was in my Human Resources Management class in second year. Kudos to the Office for Persons with Disabilities.[0]
Planner Chris spills the dirt on the dozens of mid-rise construction projects in the KW. Despite some skeptics, I think KW will be something someday.[0]
I wonder what Waterloo can actually brag about if this survey, which to me has brought a mixed blessing, comes to a halt.[0]
I have a way to get home from Waterloo this September. I was getting worried, but it's all over now.[0]
It's unavoidable. There are again four Tim's locations on campus. The latest one is the former Bookends location at SCH.[0]
Some really serious allegations towards some of our schoolmates.[0]
This rocks, and totally beats waiting in line at the darn Turnkey Desk for Greyhound tickets. I've developed a hatred for Greyhound. More on this later.[0]
First there was Cambridge, then Kitchener, now there's Stratford? I think there should be a UW icampus in Toronto.[0]
I like UW's newest recruiment marketing campaign.[0]
Word spreads fast with the planners it seems. Here's me at my prime retardedness. Plus, I can't really say it was the alcohol, since I was pretty darn fine by then. Yikes. Kudos to Greg for his excellent videographic skills.[2]
Chris' two-cents on this campus controversy.[0]
There was a booth set up to recognize the contributions of Canadian troops in Afghanistan. [via Daily Bulletin][0]
Waterloo has been seeking proposals for a new public square in the middle of Uptown, next door to the Waterloo Town Square.[0]
Environmental Studies leads in the highest increase of first-choice applications at 50.5%-- thanks to two new programs in Geomatics, and in Geography and Aviation.[0]
In the upcoming decade, UW wishes to boost graduate student enrolment to "least 25% of the total student population." Currently it is at just over 10%.[0]
From the Daily Bulletin:
The resignation came after a dispute about a proposed staging of "The Vagina Monologues." Lo had blocked the proposed performance, sponsored by the Feds' women's centre, but the board of directors overruled him on Tuesday evening.[0]
More coverage about the resignation of Feds' VP Internal.[0]
If you're from UW, cast your ballot here.[0]
Another engineering building is expected to be erected by East Campus Hall. The other building will be built in the Research and Technology Park.[0]
Say goodbye to bag checks. They were installed at DC earlier last year. Update: Pictures of the gates are uploaded.[2]
A small blurb about emergency preparedness on campus. While students have relied on the school website for communications such as winter storms, I question whether our current communication links can handle serious emergencies such as the events this Monday.[0]
"[Feds VP Admin] Pereira said he'd like to turn Aussies into more of a one-stop-shop for students, featuring groceries and other essentials." This better pull through.[0]
Holy crap. Is he worth that much cash?[0]
ES has a spankin' new website, and it looks fabulous. Do you spot my dorkiness in the picture?[0]
A debate whether UW should recognize Greek organizations. While I have no interest in joining a frat, I am on-side with the author. I believe that they should hold the same privileges as any other recognized group or organization on campus-- if they are prepared to play by the UW/FEDs rules [via UW Opinion].[1]
The number of new students admitted for September was at 114 per cent of the campus-wide target, and that means there is not enough rooms to accomodate froshies. That is pretty messed up. I can't imagine living with two other boys in the same room. Maybe I should be hospitable and have invite one to stay with me! Haha.[1]
Plans include the development of East Campus parking lots, and intensifying areas near DWE and RCH.[1]
Whoa, people actually get expelled. Here's a list of all the offenses at UW in 2005-2006.[0]
One word: crazy![0]
[From right column] Officials have confirmed that a fourth-year mathematics student from Calgary, died in a fall from the roof of a V1 East house, three storeys high.[0]
A very interesting partnership.[0]
This is awesome. Oh Frosh Week. I wish we did something similar.[1]
Briefly talks about the recent and expected changes to ES, including a possible name change to the Faculty of the Environment.[0]
Pay special attention to what appears to be a connecting bridge from the existing engineering buildings.[0]
Err. Go Waterloo?[0]
Yeah, rez is a interesting experience. As much as I knew a lot of the people on my floor, I was close friends with very few of them [via Daily Bulletin].[0]
Scroll down. There are slight changes to the crest colours as well as updating the font to reflect what's currently used in promotional materials.[0]
"Faculty of Environment" is the new name. The dean stated that the rationale for the change is because "we no longer 'study' issues, we do something about them!"[0]
KW residents should be happy to note that there's a new bubble tea place in town! Yes, this is big news.[0]
Here's my star library campaign! Lindsay and I are coming to a posterboard near you (on campus)![2]
The provincial budget allocated seed money for the proposed UW liberal arts campus in Stratford.[3]
This year's budget definitely does not emphasize 'green' spending. It does not 'wow' the transit people like me either. But given the expected economic downturn, I generally support what's being spent this year.[0]
My supervisor talks about his thoughts of the UW campus. UW wishes to update its Campus Master Plan.[1]
Huzzah! This is super awesome. We proposed the implementation of a Smart Card self-serve bicycle sharing program in Kitchener-Waterloo.[3]
I seriously don't know how to improve the campus without demolishing some buildings.[0]
Scroll down. Her name is Alice Scott, and she was 55. I remember buying fish burgers from her.[0]
The amount of satellite campuses building up is ridiculous.[0]
It's exciting times in the Faculty of Environment![0]
That's the rumour. I miss the Bomber I miss hearing blaring music from Bomber as I depressingly get my crap school work done.[0]
Nooooo! Don't take my Fed Bus away![2]
Stand back from tbe monitor and tell me what it says.
This is probably the most forwarded image in my UW history. It's so popular that it's been tagged by BlogTO, and as I said earlier, that's pretty big-- to me.[0]
Here's a pseudo-sappy entry, with more pictuires, from Margaret about the Oxford trip.[0]
The School of Planning brings back its traditional graduation ring. It represents a commitment "to serve public interest, clients, employers and the profession."[0]
Jennifer Wong, who was legally blind, graduates with a degree in economics and psychology. She, and her guide dog, Lulu, was in my Human Resources Management class in second year. Kudos to the Office for Persons with Disabilities.[0]
Planner Chris spills the dirt on the dozens of mid-rise construction projects in the KW. Despite some skeptics, I think KW will be something someday.[0]
I wonder what Waterloo can actually brag about if this survey, which to me has brought a mixed blessing, comes to a halt.[0]
I have a way to get home from Waterloo this September. I was getting worried, but it's all over now.[0]
It's unavoidable. There are again four Tim's locations on campus. The latest one is the former Bookends location at SCH.[0]
Some really serious allegations towards some of our schoolmates.[0]
This rocks, and totally beats waiting in line at the darn Turnkey Desk for Greyhound tickets. I've developed a hatred for Greyhound. More on this later.[0]
First there was Cambridge, then Kitchener, now there's Stratford? I think there should be a UW icampus in Toronto.[0]
I like UW's newest recruiment marketing campaign.[0]
Word spreads fast with the planners it seems. Here's me at my prime retardedness. Plus, I can't really say it was the alcohol, since I was pretty darn fine by then. Yikes. Kudos to Greg for his excellent videographic skills.[2]
Chris' two-cents on this campus controversy.[0]
There was a booth set up to recognize the contributions of Canadian troops in Afghanistan. [via Daily Bulletin][0]
Waterloo has been seeking proposals for a new public square in the middle of Uptown, next door to the Waterloo Town Square.[0]
Environmental Studies leads in the highest increase of first-choice applications at 50.5%-- thanks to two new programs in Geomatics, and in Geography and Aviation.[0]
In the upcoming decade, UW wishes to boost graduate student enrolment to "least 25% of the total student population." Currently it is at just over 10%.[0]
From the Daily Bulletin:
The resignation came after a dispute about a proposed staging of "The Vagina Monologues." Lo had blocked the proposed performance, sponsored by the Feds' women's centre, but the board of directors overruled him on Tuesday evening.[0]
More coverage about the resignation of Feds' VP Internal.[0]
If you're from UW, cast your ballot here.[0]
Another engineering building is expected to be erected by East Campus Hall. The other building will be built in the Research and Technology Park.[0]
Say goodbye to bag checks. They were installed at DC earlier last year. Update: Pictures of the gates are uploaded.[2]
A small blurb about emergency preparedness on campus. While students have relied on the school website for communications such as winter storms, I question whether our current communication links can handle serious emergencies such as the events this Monday.[0]
"[Feds VP Admin] Pereira said he'd like to turn Aussies into more of a one-stop-shop for students, featuring groceries and other essentials." This better pull through.[0]
Holy crap. Is he worth that much cash?[0]
ES has a spankin' new website, and it looks fabulous. Do you spot my dorkiness in the picture?[0]
A debate whether UW should recognize Greek organizations. While I have no interest in joining a frat, I am on-side with the author. I believe that they should hold the same privileges as any other recognized group or organization on campus-- if they are prepared to play by the UW/FEDs rules [via UW Opinion].[1]
The number of new students admitted for September was at 114 per cent of the campus-wide target, and that means there is not enough rooms to accomodate froshies. That is pretty messed up. I can't imagine living with two other boys in the same room. Maybe I should be hospitable and have invite one to stay with me! Haha.[1]
Plans include the development of East Campus parking lots, and intensifying areas near DWE and RCH.[1]
Whoa, people actually get expelled. Here's a list of all the offenses at UW in 2005-2006.[0]
One word: crazy![0]
[From right column] Officials have confirmed that a fourth-year mathematics student from Calgary, died in a fall from the roof of a V1 East house, three storeys high.[0]
A very interesting partnership.[0]
This is awesome. Oh Frosh Week. I wish we did something similar.[1]
Briefly talks about the recent and expected changes to ES, including a possible name change to the Faculty of the Environment.[0]
Pay special attention to what appears to be a connecting bridge from the existing engineering buildings.[0]
Err. Go Waterloo?[0]
Yeah, rez is a interesting experience. As much as I knew a lot of the people on my floor, I was close friends with very few of them [via Daily Bulletin].[0]
Scroll down. There are slight changes to the crest colours as well as updating the font to reflect what's currently used in promotional materials.[0]
"Faculty of Environment" is the new name. The dean stated that the rationale for the change is because "we no longer 'study' issues, we do something about them!"[0]
KW residents should be happy to note that there's a new bubble tea place in town! Yes, this is big news.[0]
Here's my star library campaign! Lindsay and I are coming to a posterboard near you (on campus)![2]
The provincial budget allocated seed money for the proposed UW liberal arts campus in Stratford.[3]
This year's budget definitely does not emphasize 'green' spending. It does not 'wow' the transit people like me either. But given the expected economic downturn, I generally support what's being spent this year.[0]
My supervisor talks about his thoughts of the UW campus. UW wishes to update its Campus Master Plan.[1]
Huzzah! This is super awesome. We proposed the implementation of a Smart Card self-serve bicycle sharing program in Kitchener-Waterloo.[3]
I seriously don't know how to improve the campus without demolishing some buildings.[0]
Scroll down. Her name is Alice Scott, and she was 55. I remember buying fish burgers from her.[0]
The amount of satellite campuses building up is ridiculous.[0]
It's exciting times in the Faculty of Environment![0]
