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No they did not. Ouch.

Thanks Silencio

I got a letter. And I have an MA.

For sure on the cafe. Thanks, Leica

Touchdown! 6 points. Now let's hope for the two point funding conversion.

Got totally booted by'em. Too bad.

Sweet! I am off to the liquor store.

I got in too! I am not a loser after all.

U of T's PhD committee is meeting on the 24th of this month. Asked the secretary personally.

I an pretty sure snail mail rejections are on the way.

nazi. there, that should end this dispute. next topic.

http://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/rank/2006/ARWU2006_TopAmer.htm Search Canada on that page and you will not even find York.

A grande latte goes for about 4.40 canadian. A gallon of milk is 5.50 normally. A monthly metro pass is 109 CAD. All you can eat Korean is about 14 bucks. To reiterate a beer goes for 12 bucks per six pack and a pint at a bar is 5 minimum. Mind you the exchange rate looks to get worse in the near future, not better. Americans beware. Also, U of T is hands down more recognized than York. Would I want to convince an American program that a York PhD is as good as U of T? No. I think if you want to stay in Canada, then York is fine. But, caveat emptor.

I am going to pop! Can't they send my reject already?

Remember this line: "For unto every one that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance: but from him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath." Matthew XXV: 29. It will describe your future life more than you can imagine.

My head... ack.

Congrats!

KICK!!! COME ON FOLKS, FOR THE GENERATIONS OF WANNA-BE GRAD STUDENTS. STATS AND RESULTS please.

KICK!!!

KICK!!!

Congrats on the Hopkins admission. Good luck.

I am amazed that NWU still isn't done with admits. Too bad I am not still waiting.

Z, That is what I heard too. Thursday to know by monday. A "massive number of applications" is causing the delay.

12 canadian dollars now comes to about 13 US dollars, so you ain't getting no deal there. The Canucks are so creative that the stores that sell liquor go by the names Wine Shop and Beer Store. The best deal is usually a bottle of port wine. 11 bucks for cheap and hard port is better than anything else I have yet found. Canada would be great if the taxes weren't so damn high. As for York, I agree. Left. But so is U of T as one of my friends continually finds teachers to support his statist crap.

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