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Also, minimum wage will be >$10/hour soon, so if you're still making only $6.25/hour at your job like you claim you should perhaps talk to your employer.
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Yeahhhh... no you can't opt out. The majority of students wanted this space and thus the referendum was passed. And 4 hours of work over 4 years isn't that much if you rationally think about it. $25 a year? Just save a toonie every month and you're set. Just refrain from buying ONE coffee or
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This is ridiculous. I will never use this space and do not want to spend $25 or 4 hours of hard work at my job to fund this. I hope there is an opt out on our tuition. I strongly oppose this!!!
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Really? On the front page? "Students with disabilities SEAKING (?!) academic ACCOMODATION (?!) facing hurdles." It's bad enough that writer, Cheryl Stone, and Gazette editors missed these grade-school spelling errors on the FRONT PAGE...don't you have "spell-check?" A University newspaper? This IS embarrassing. Sigh. L.Harnick
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Just used these today! Stocked up for the week and saved a bundle. Now if only there was a video recipe somewhere...
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The Globe and CP both agree with me on the stat
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Toronto Star is pretty convinced Giulio Caravatt took the last snap as a Canadian QB for the Lions in 1996...thoughts? Link
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