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Re: to: maclean's university ranking
<HTML>guest1,
I totally agree with you.
Ranking is very important.
Ottawa U has no good quality--->Ottawa U has no good ranking--->Ottawa U can't admit good students-->Ottawa U students are mostly not good--->Ottawa U students can't find good jobs.</HTML>
<HTML>guest1,
I totally agree with you.
Ranking is very important.
Ottawa U has no good quality--->Ottawa U has no good ranking--->Ottawa U can't admit good students-->Ottawa U students are mostly not good--->Ottawa U students can't find good jobs.</HTML>
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Re: to: forest
<HTML>Thank you Forest for your bragging McMaster. "McMaster U is much better than Ottawa U. It is called MIT in Canada." I graduated from McMaster. I know how "great the Canada MIT"" is. Really a joke. McMaster is just so-so. In your mind, York U must be "Harward in Canada." I can tell you when selecting an applicant for a job, your knowledge, your relative skills and your attitude to work are three priorities, ranking or name of university is the last thing considered by members of a selection committee, as long as the university is a normal one. BTW, the girl of OU MBA (I mentioned before) is offered the best job in Caanda any MBA student can imagine. I do not understand why you hate/dislike OU so much.</HTML>
<HTML>Thank you Forest for your bragging McMaster. "McMaster U is much better than Ottawa U. It is called MIT in Canada." I graduated from McMaster. I know how "great the Canada MIT"" is. Really a joke. McMaster is just so-so. In your mind, York U must be "Harward in Canada." I can tell you when selecting an applicant for a job, your knowledge, your relative skills and your attitude to work are three priorities, ranking or name of university is the last thing considered by members of a selection committee, as long as the university is a normal one. BTW, the girl of OU MBA (I mentioned before) is offered the best job in Caanda any MBA student can imagine. I do not understand why you hate/dislike OU so much.</HTML>
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Re: to: GUEST1
<HTML>"when you go to look for job, you will see the rank make senses."
From my personal experince, I don't think so. I think employers cares more about how quick you can learn new stuff than where you graduate unless you are from Waterloo(in Engineering). MacMaster or OU or CU or western Onterio(in Engineering) will not make much difference.</HTML>
<HTML>"when you go to look for job, you will see the rank make senses."
From my personal experince, I don't think so. I think employers cares more about how quick you can learn new stuff than where you graduate unless you are from Waterloo(in Engineering). MacMaster or OU or CU or western Onterio(in Engineering) will not make much difference.</HTML>
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Re: to: forrest & guest1
<HTML>I've really had it with you guys! Your source is laughably unreliable. "Hong Kong based distant learning institute", I bet it has an affiliation with Waterloo university, ha! Check the real McLean's ranking for a change!
I've worked with numerous Waterloo graduates, they are not particularly brilliant, some can even be called idiotic. Waterloo shouldn't even be mentioned in the same list with UT, Queen's or McGill when comparing graduate programs! Most reputable school in Canada, right, it was founded in 1957! When comes to innovation, Simon Fraser, Mont Allison and Guelph are all far better than Waterloo. Its only selling point is comp sci which is over by now, would you just wake up and take a look at the jobless rate in Canada!
Oh for those of you who mentioned that McMaster is the "MIT of Canada", pls don't flatter the school or yourself! McLean's puts Waterloo and McMaster under "comprehensive" category, along with Carleton and Concordia, get it?
UO is not the best school in Canada, but it is a reputable school that offers quality courses. If you don't like it, go somewhere else, and STOP TRASHING it!</HTML>
<HTML>I've really had it with you guys! Your source is laughably unreliable. "Hong Kong based distant learning institute", I bet it has an affiliation with Waterloo university, ha! Check the real McLean's ranking for a change!
I've worked with numerous Waterloo graduates, they are not particularly brilliant, some can even be called idiotic. Waterloo shouldn't even be mentioned in the same list with UT, Queen's or McGill when comparing graduate programs! Most reputable school in Canada, right, it was founded in 1957! When comes to innovation, Simon Fraser, Mont Allison and Guelph are all far better than Waterloo. Its only selling point is comp sci which is over by now, would you just wake up and take a look at the jobless rate in Canada!
Oh for those of you who mentioned that McMaster is the "MIT of Canada", pls don't flatter the school or yourself! McLean's puts Waterloo and McMaster under "comprehensive" category, along with Carleton and Concordia, get it?
UO is not the best school in Canada, but it is a reputable school that offers quality courses. If you don't like it, go somewhere else, and STOP TRASHING it!</HTML>
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<HTML>you are so stupid.
can you read english?
you don't know how to read maclean's ranking.
what a stupid guy.
Ottawa U has lots of stupid guys like you.
If you stay in Ottawa U , you will get more stupid.
I am serious.</HTML>
<HTML>you are so stupid.
can you read english?
you don't know how to read maclean's ranking.
what a stupid guy.
Ottawa U has lots of stupid guys like you.
If you stay in Ottawa U , you will get more stupid.
I am serious.</HTML>
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Re: the guest
<HTML>Now look at who's the idiot here! Let's not get into name calling, it gets real boring from there on.
Your posting is NOT from McLean's, it's from a crappy E-Learn institute which is based in Hong Kong. Your own link said so!
Like I said, I graduated from McGill, that would make me a non-prejudicial bystander. I've just had it with people like you who's coming to study in a school but never appreciate what the school offers!
Trashing does not make you hip neither a hero, grow up!</HTML>
<HTML>Now look at who's the idiot here! Let's not get into name calling, it gets real boring from there on.
Your posting is NOT from McLean's, it's from a crappy E-Learn institute which is based in Hong Kong. Your own link said so!
Like I said, I graduated from McGill, that would make me a non-prejudicial bystander. I've just had it with people like you who's coming to study in a school but never appreciate what the school offers!
Trashing does not make you hip neither a hero, grow up!</HTML>
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Re: the guest
<HTML>Then I regrettably inform you that you are one of them. Oh just so you know, I meant idiot. What made you the expert in evaluating the teaching quality of OU? Or any Canadian schools for that matter? You are probably a spoiled brat who can't even wipe his own a## clean! Nobody would be heartbroken if you want to change to another "reputable" school, go ahead. OU is only a garbage school for accepting a trash student that is you!
This is my last post on this subject, wasted too much time on stupidity it just ain't funny any more!
Listen folks, you all came to OU because this is the best school you could attend for whatever reason, whether it is educational, financial or just for immigration purpose (let's face it), so make sure to appreciate what OU offers. I hope by the time you graduate, OU's experience will be a valuable asset to your own knowledge base. Good luck in your studies!</HTML>
<HTML>Then I regrettably inform you that you are one of them. Oh just so you know, I meant idiot. What made you the expert in evaluating the teaching quality of OU? Or any Canadian schools for that matter? You are probably a spoiled brat who can't even wipe his own a## clean! Nobody would be heartbroken if you want to change to another "reputable" school, go ahead. OU is only a garbage school for accepting a trash student that is you!
This is my last post on this subject, wasted too much time on stupidity it just ain't funny any more!
Listen folks, you all came to OU because this is the best school you could attend for whatever reason, whether it is educational, financial or just for immigration purpose (let's face it), so make sure to appreciate what OU offers. I hope by the time you graduate, OU's experience will be a valuable asset to your own knowledge base. Good luck in your studies!</HTML>
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Re: Five U of O alumni take leadership roles in federal cabinet
<HTML>Five U of O alumni take leadership roles in federal cabinet
OTTAWA, Wednesday, January 16 - Five of the 39 ministers and
secretaries of state in the federal cabinet are graduates of the University of
Ottawa Faculty of Law.
The list includes John Manley (common law 1976), deputy prime minister
and minister responsible for infrastructure and Crown corporations; Allan
Rock (common law 1971), Industry; Martin Cauchon (droit civil 1984),
Justice and Attorney General; Paul DeVillers (common law 1970),
Secretary of State for Amateur Sport and deputy government leader in the
House of Commons; and Denis Paradis (droit civil 1975), Secretary of
State for Latin America, Africa and la Francophonie.
"We both felt a sense of pride and honour when we learned of the selection
of our graduates to lead the federal government. The University of Ottawa
has never been closer to the seat of power in the federal government," said
the deans of the two sections of the Faculty, Louis Perret (droit civil) and
Bruce Feldthusen (common law).
The University of Ottawa is the lagest bilingual university in North America,
and is ranked second in Ontario for graduate programs, co-operative
education, and research funding. The university offers over 26,000 students
the opportunity to study in the heart of Canada's political and high-tech
capital.
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<HTML>Five U of O alumni take leadership roles in federal cabinet
OTTAWA, Wednesday, January 16 - Five of the 39 ministers and
secretaries of state in the federal cabinet are graduates of the University of
Ottawa Faculty of Law.
The list includes John Manley (common law 1976), deputy prime minister
and minister responsible for infrastructure and Crown corporations; Allan
Rock (common law 1971), Industry; Martin Cauchon (droit civil 1984),
Justice and Attorney General; Paul DeVillers (common law 1970),
Secretary of State for Amateur Sport and deputy government leader in the
House of Commons; and Denis Paradis (droit civil 1975), Secretary of
State for Latin America, Africa and la Francophonie.
"We both felt a sense of pride and honour when we learned of the selection
of our graduates to lead the federal government. The University of Ottawa
has never been closer to the seat of power in the federal government," said
the deans of the two sections of the Faculty, Louis Perret (droit civil) and
Bruce Feldthusen (common law).
The University of Ottawa is the lagest bilingual university in North America,
and is ranked second in Ontario for graduate programs, co-operative
education, and research funding. The university offers over 26,000 students
the opportunity to study in the heart of Canada's political and high-tech
capital.
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