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acquire job searching skills and get prepare for the outside world.” ---- Janice Tester (Career advisor, McGill University) Janice Tester has been working as a Career Advisor for McGill Career planning Service Office (CaPS) for over 17 years. In 2014, I started to serve as a peer educator in CaPS office and Janice became my supervisor since then. Despite the fact that we worked closely together

area where he played a simple child's game known as duck-on-a-rock outside his one-room schoolhouse. The game involved attempting to knock a "duck" off the top of a large rock by tossing another rock at it. Naismith went on to attend McGill University in Montreal, Quebec. In 1891 (after serving as McGill's Athletic Director) Naismith moved on to the YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts where the

Sometimes people are unable to control the direction their lives take. This can be a hard concept to grasp, but one needs to understand that one cannot control every single detail or event in one’s life, and also cannot possibly predict what will happen in the future. Obstacles of every kind will strike, whether these trials come in the form of day to day hardships, catastrophic natural disasters, or even the fate of the gods. The only thing one can really do is adapt to the new situation and try

develop into what it is today, but it is now one of the world’s most popular sports. Who was James Naismith and what all did he accomplish in his lifetime? Naismith was born in 1861 in a town near Ontario, Canada. He went to college at McGill

Honours Health Science and will be going to study Chemical engineering at McGill University. Though I do not see myself being a teacher in the near future, I hope that I can continue to tutor people in science-based classes and perhaps one day teach the subject after getting the appropriate degree needed to be a teacher in Higher Education. I hope that one day, I can be a Chemistry teacher at either the CEGEP level, or at the University level. I am choosing this particular discipline, since I am familiar

of “Better Call Saul” with no sound, observing only the characters actions and the setting, to try and decipher the plot. By doing this, I have gathered what I trust to be, the plot of the show. I believe it’s a flashback to a young lawyer, James McGill, trying to make it in his field. Between the struggle to make it and present day, something has gone wrong. He is very skittish and afraid someone is going to come after him. We see this when he is working at his present job, as a Cinnabon employee

Call Saul" follows this theme of ambiguous identity, however in a much different way. Unlike "Breaking Bad", we are not troubled with predicting the final fate of the main character; we learn in the first episode that Saul Goodman is really Jimmy McGill, who will finally become the timid and terrified Cinnabon manager who goes by the name “Gene.” It took years to witness the full identity transformation of Walt to Heisenberg, and right in the first episode, we find our main character with three separate

McGill University Health Center’s ambition to create a Super Hospital, which will be known as the Glen site, is extremely admirable. This will be done through the unification of six different institutions; the Royal Victoria Hospital, the Montreal Children’s Hospital, the Montreal Chest Institute, the Cedars Cancer Centre and the Research Institute of the MUHC. We, SNC-Lavalin, would be honored to take it upon ourselves to construct such a complex and innovative project. As a construction company

In the neonatal intensive care unit, pain is something to be expected. The question is, when the neonate is in pain will the nursing staff recognize it and how will they try to compensate for it? Infants in their first few weeks of life can go through incredibly painful procedures at a time where any amount of stress to the body can negatively impact their abilities to survive. In the past, pain has not been held in high regards for neonates due to a lack of understanding in their development.Fortunately

basketball and football keeps increasing each sport season. These sports bring in millions of dollars towards there universities every year. Are these universities ripping these athletes off? Should college athletes get paid? They risk their bodies to bring money for their school. While college athletics bring money toward their schools, paying athletes would change the main role of the university which is to get an education. Athletes forget that they are student-athletes. It seems that their main priority