u/grundleitch

The map links are just campus overviews. Are there any actual maps of building layouts? Some of my classes aren't on ClassFind.

Some of the events have a location listed, like the specific college welcomes
(I'm at Lady Eaton). But then other events just say "Hosted by:" followed by the event hosts but no location.

Does anyone know where these events are actually held?

I'm beginning a double major at Trent U in September, International Political Economy and Philosophy. I am well read in philosophy, having actually already read most of the required reading for my first year long ago (I'm in my late 30s and returning to school). So I am looking more for introductory Canadian Economy readings to prep myself a little bit, books or articles or anything else. Any advice would be helpful.

So the Wire lends itself to a wider interpretation of possibilities due to the vast world it creates and its utter realism. In that thought process, what different outcomes would've occurred had the writers chosen to have Cutty shoot Fruit, then regret it, rather than freeze in the moment? Fruit's murder at the hands of Lex and the fallout from that changes so many characters' fortunes. It's interesting to consider what might have or not have happened.

I received an N4 in May saying I owed just over 2900 in arrears from an AGI application that was granted to the landlord. I paid the amount last month. Now my super called and said my leger still has an outstanding balance of almost 800. I don't know where this amount is coming from, but I assume that if there was this outstanding amount, it should've all been on the N4, ~3700 rather than the 2900. Can the landlord legally ask for more outstanding balance if it wasn't included in the N4?

I have space for a first year elective. The course in the title is relevant to my majors, or so it seemed. In looking at the course syllabi, the different sections are nothing alike at all. One I would love to take, but doesn't fit my schedule, the other I have zero interest in based on the readings in the past year's syllabus. Just wondering what thoughts anyone who has taken the course have.

I'm in a double major. I can't make the schedule work in a way to get Knowledge and Reality into it. I'm planning an Ethics spec and don't really have any interest in the ontological meta of philosophy, rather on the business and political side, hence Int. Political Econ. being my other major. Just curious for those who took K&R, do you think I'll be missing something fundamental?