University: Wilfrid Laurier
When you attended, where did you live?
Year 1: 3rd Floor, Willison Hell, I mean "Hall"
Year 2-5: 413 Hazel Street apt 202
Who was your roommate?
1. Chuck... something
2. Flatmates: Brad, Doug and then...
3. Rachel
Ever get in trouble in the dorms? Nope. With people puking in garbage cans and stealing tvs, I somehow managed to stay under the radar.
Phone number? I have no idea.
First party attended? Um, probably the first or second day of Frosh Week. That was like one big party.
Favourite pizza place? Domino's
Favourite place to go out to eat? China Garden. We went there a lot in first year. And they still remember me and what I want after all this time.
Did you go to the library? Yes.
What was your favourite floor you'd always be on? I don't understand the question.
Where did you buy your books? The campus bookstore and Second Look Books.
Play any sports? Oh my no.
Ever attend a sporting event? Oh my no.
In any clubs? Not that I recall.
Ever attend a concert or comedic performance? Yup, Spirit of the West. Great Big Sea, some comedy event (can't recall anyone standing out as good), the Watchmen
Favourite professors? most of my Englis profs were great: Boire, Jewinski, Weldon, Moore
Favourite night to go out on and where? Any night to China Garden or Princess Cinema
Where did you get coffee? Rain Tree Cafe, Grabba Jabba
Favourite Year of Halloween? First year. I went as Jack Kerouac, which meant Levis, rumpled shirt and a bottle of wine.
Favourite memory? Of all of University? I don't have just one.
Ever had a job? video stores, day camps in the summers
What do you hate about your college? The focus on Business students
What do you love most about it? I learned that I could get a PhD.
Where would you believe is the best location to live in? First year: Residence for sure; I'd go with a "quiet res" though. Second year and beyond: Hazel Street was nice.
Graduated or still attending? BA (Hons) 98; MA 99.
Will you go back? I would LOVE to go back and teach there.
How many parking tickets have you got there? Not a one!
Ever gotten arrested? Nope.
2 comments:
Come on Mike, you can't tell me you didn't like to go to Mel's Diner? I guess that was more a U of W hang out
That's true. Mel's was especially good for Sunday morning greasy breakfasts. I could also be found at The Fox and the Pheasant, Olde English Palour (both of which are gone) and Wilf's. Though the service at Wilf's was jawdroppingly bad, the poutine was good.
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