Graduates from University of Toronto

Hi Folks,

Do we have any UofT(University of Toronto) graduate here?. Would be happy to know them as i am one of them.

I was a graduate student there for a year if that's worth knowing.

how about waterloo... is that close enough?

i think i got so selfish!. Yeah sure waterloo, ryerson, western ontario, york, hamilton, ... are all fine. If i get enough replies i plan to arrange an alumni gathering. Pranaman what did u study in waterloo?

I used to work at Ryerson (and go there as well) - people calling always thought they were calling U of T...does that count?

They have a University in Canada, really, no... you pulling my leg?

Hahahaa u britishs, Irishs and americans always make fun of canada. :-)

I could say that I have a shirt from Toronto and know the song Waterloo but I guess thats not very helpful. Anyhoo, check out the list of Univ of Toronto Alumni Groups - There's a regional contact for Germany.

HTH
jml

engineer by day - man of mystery by night. waterloo is one of the best uni's... if you're a girl - close to 70:30 M/F ratio. at the uni in the town where I grew up, the ratio was exactly opposite

I went to both Waterloo (1992-1997; BMath Computer Science/C&O) and Toronto (1997-1999; MSc Computer Science), for what it's worth. And @pranaman is right about the M/F ratio (I'm female); it was funny taking electives in French where there was maybe one guy in most of my lectures.

Does she know?!

What did I tell you about 'borrowing' people's clothes, huh? Now put your 70-yr-old neighbour's panties down off your head and sit in the corner, thinking about what you've done.

So, you do not want to meet any other Canadian Uni grads then? Hmm, guess my U of Manitoba degree is not worth the paper it written on.

U of T Grad right here. BA German Lang. & Lit. UC 98.

Spent most of my time slacking, playing basketball at Hart House and partying with friends at Fed Hall in Waterloo. And my German still sucks.

Regards,
-JP

There is a Canadian Club meet up tomorrow night at 7:30 at Lehrner's on Franziskanerstr. All are welcome (UT grads and those not!)