Randy Pausch’s Last Lecture: Achieving your Childhood Dreams
Midterm season’s almost over! If you’ve got 76 minutes to spare and you’re looking for a great reflective video, I highly suggest watching Randy Pausch’s last lecture (if you haven’t already).
The video speaks for itself, I hope you enjoy it!
Read more →The Diamond Lords of Sudbury
Sudbury’s status as the nickel capital of Canada is being tarnished by its glittering new diamond industry. The first of its kind in Ontario, the diamond polishing and cutting facility has, at an undisclosed location, 27 employees. Soundly turning the unfortunate stereotype of restaurateurs and beauticians on its head, the workers are highly skilled artisans [...]
Read more →China Forming Own Media Empires
China plans to spend billions of dollars to develop media companies that it hopes can compete with the likes of News Corporation and Time Warner. Thoughts?
Read more →Iran to send uranium to Russia
The Iranian government has agreed to open its newly revealed nuclear plant to inspectors and to send the bulk of its uranium stockpile to Russia to be used as fuel.
Read more →Welcome!
As you can see, we are in the process of some heavy updates: some articles and pages may not be working properly, or they may not be a part of the finalized product; it’s all coming together and will be ready for a September (official) launch. Also, anything blatantly silly shouldn’t be taken seriously. [...]
Read more →We’re Almost There
If you’ve been secretly following the sporadic progress of this site, you’ll soon see the final product.
Read more →Our True North Strong and Free-For-All
As the global climate heats up so too does the debate over who has claim to an area of the world which was mostly ignored for much of the 20th Century. Not surprisingly, Canada’s view of the “true north” as a part of our territorial and oceanic boundaries is not universally shared. Currently, seven countries [...]
Read more →The Numbers Game
If you’re a prospective AEO student in high school with an 80s average, take heart: there is hope for you. There certainly was for me. But I should forewarn you: this is not intended to be a feel-good story of any sort. You must have some activities to compensate for any shortcomings in the marks [...]
Read more →The Ivey Edge
Congratulations on achieving AEO status! You have worked hard not only to attain admission to arguably the best university in Canada, but also to have been selected for advanced entry to the most comprehensive business study program in the country. You have clearly demonstrated that along with your academic and other admirable talents, you are [...]
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