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The Future
ByCharles
Last weekend I received my LSAT score back and it was not what I had expected. It got me thinking about what I really like doing and to a greater extent what I want to do. Lately I have been obsessed with words of the day on various online dictionaries and one of my favourites…
Game 6: Cole Harbour (HNS) 2 @ St. John’s (HNL) 5
ByCharles
Early in the first period it did not take the Fog Devils long to show the direction the game was going to take. Upon 0:23 into the game Zach O’Brian sunk the games first goal against McCains goaltender Ben Clark. Although Clark’s attempt should not dissmissed as he protected the net from 10 more shots…
I’m against wards for Saint John
ByCharles
After hearing that Common Council is going to let us vote for or against wards I thought I would point out my views. The problem with wards is that you force people to elect people based on where they live as opposed to whether or not the person is any good for the job. In addition…
Saint John Road Conditions
ByCharles
We have all heard or experience the pot hole haven stories about this city. But, do the numbers support the claims that Saint John is too big for its population to support its roads properly. In fact Saint John has 4x the population per km of road than Bathurst. It would however be interesting to…
Alcohol use helps boost income: study – Yahoo! News
ByCharles
Alcohol use helps boost income: study – Yahoo! News Well, I guess I don’t drink enough. So to recap…. No Drinking = Poor Sober and Depressed. Some Drinking = Rich and Happy. Lots-o-Drinking = Poor and Homeless.
Journal Entry Oct 9, 2002
ByCharles
Tonight at the Students’ Union meeting, the Vice President of Finance presented the University’s Budget. Although somewhat informative, it really lacked much detail. After an hour and forty minutes when I had to leave, it turned into a debate on buying the old Lieutenant-Governor’s house and trying to find out the large corporations that donated money to the University…