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Permalink to this day Tuesday, November 11, 2003

There is a grad trip being planned to Cancun. Right now I think it is made up of math & comp sci kids but I think some arts & science people are tagging along. Some details:

  • When: leave either April 23, 24 or 25th, 2004 (exams end the 22nd)
  • Where: Cancun, Mexico
  • Resort: OASIS Cancun - 4 star resort
  • All-Inclusive Package
  • 2 or 3 per room (3 is cheaper)
  • Price: approx $1400-$1500 (incl. taxes)
I am not planning it. But if you are interested email or comment and I'll get you in the loop.
12:16:48 PM  Permalink to this item []

Flights to Winnipeg are cheap again. Fares are in the $200-$300 range, as opposed to the $350-$450 range we have seen the past two or three years.
9:38:15 AM  Permalink to this item []

CNET: Universities: A marriage of convenience
As a member of Microsoft's new "Academic Alliance," the University of Waterloo was in line for a $2.3 million donation to its computer science program--which in turn would help develop software that could become a component of the company's Tablet PC operating system.

Students at the Canadian campus quickly protested, accusing administrators of selling out to the private sector. The university backtracked and promised that any new curricula, including a proposal to teach Microsoft's C# programming language, would go through the normal approval process before being put in place.

Microsoft, however, was nonplussed. While the company said it never tried to force the curriculum change, executives stated plainly that they hoped the program would further their corporate agenda once it started last year.


9:34:17 AM  Permalink to this item []

Women in computing links via the Daily Bulletin:
  • Becoming Leaders Handbook
    With an understanding of how gender can influence workplace dynamics, Becoming Leaders provides practical information to assist women in science, engineering and technology fields to advance their careers and develop their leadership style. It provides the tools to take ownership and to move forward in your studies, career and personal life, as well as in your role as mentor, supervisor or executive (VP, Petro-Canada, from Preface).
  • Prof to hold distinguished women in science and engineering chair
    A University of Guelph engineering professor today received a prestigious chair from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) designed to increase participation of females in science and engineering and provide role models for women considering careers in these fields.

9:26:50 AM  Permalink to this item []

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