haiyan on Feb 4 2009, 06:21 PM said:

It's a test of courage, as in many American universities too. Scaring the new ones, entertaining the others. Organised by older students and Phds, later it became a fixed ritual.

hobglobin on Feb 4 2009, 06:25 PM said:

but the scaring the young ones is not restricted to our friends on the other side of the ocean, isn't it In some European countries there is the tradition to use some sort of weapons to scare the young ones




but I do not want to start a discussion on duelling fraternities here

well said.......I want to see her pic too.

Oh sure, I'd like that too (so you'd get the scare of your life... )...but what has this got to do with Dalhousie U?

Btw, Curtis, have you been listening lately to any of your weird macho music at Last.fm?

casandra on Feb 4 2009, 01:40 PM said:

I do go there but I just add new metal bands to my list...that's all...lol...I rarely listen to music on last.fm....I usually log on to MySpace to listen to my fav bands songs.

well, I just read some papers about Halifax, saying there is usually very strong wind...
en...I don't like wind very much, especially the cold wind, but my husband likes it very much
Generally speaking, Halifax has very good judgement and reputation.
I already applied a position there and I hope I can success.