Drove up to Northfield area from Cambridge and saw I only had 3G on both my work and personal cells (Bell and Koodo respectively). Never came back until I got onto 85 headed south.

Anyone know if they also pushed the deadline to move into residence?

I had a huge mound of snow about 3 feet high at the end of my driveway from the plow going by through the night. I doubt I could have drove through it to get out of my driveway. Also, if I left it until suppertime when I will be returning home, it would have been a solid block of ice

Edit: I see the post from yesterday has been deleted. The OP was complaining that someone was using their snow blower too early, therefore waking OP up. That was the genesis of this post

How can I make an appointment with a psychiatrist when I don't have a family doctor. Are there any online resources or something? I live in Cambridge. But I can travel to other cities if necessary. Thank you.

I'm applying to programs that look at the most recent 5.0 credits grades. However, for the last 0.5 credit spot, I have 2 courses fighting for the spot (they both were done in the same semester), one of which I failed. I was wondering if a failed course is in contention for the spot or not.

Thank you in advance for any help

/u/TheAphroditeProject

Feb 14 is coming up, will Aphrodite project be running this year? I need a gf :X

I'm on my first co-op term right now after 4 consecutive study terms (no breaks) and I'm enrolled in both STAT 231 and CO 250 (one of which I will drop before the 25th). I am feeling super unmotivated to do any work whatsoever but I have to complete STAT 231 and CO 250 before F2022. I'm kind of faced with a dilemma, should I drop my course during this coop term and take 6 courses in the Spring (BU 231, BU 247, CS 246, CS 245, STAT 231 and CO 250) or really push through it right now and take 5 courses in the Spring (BU 231, BU 247, CS 246, CS 245, STAT 231 OR CO 250).

The logical side of me says to keep one of the courses and just push through it but then my heart says take it easy and enjoy my coop term. What should I do? Any help, guidance, past experiences would be really helpful.

Hello beautiful people of Waterloo, uni student here new to the region. Does anybody have possible date ideas for our current situation (ie everything is closed)?

Appreciate yall

I saw a guy stuck in a Starbucks drive thru, built a blanket fort for my kid, got bullied by trucks driving like it's finally their day to shine, and made a boulevardier because I guess I'm out of gin.

Pretty unexciting, but I bet some of y'all had a time.

Tell us your snow day story.

I'm currently in my 3 year in the BBA program and I was just wondering if anyone pursued their concentration in international business. If so could you please explain a little more about the courses that are offered, how the workload is like, was it enjoyable etc. I'm having difficulty choosing a specific concentration and I understand that I don't need to have one to graduate but it would be nice if I could. If anyone could shed some light about this that would be great. Thank you :)

Does anybody have advice for where I should play outdoor hockey? I am trying to meet a group of people to play hockey with in the evenings.

I'm considering whether I can do this degree part-time while working full time. Anyone out there doing/graduated from this program and can provide me a breakdown of the amount of time it takes per course?

So we have classes online pretty much until midterms now. And if we follow the current plan, this means mid-terms could be in-person.

In-person mids after online learning sounds shitty. No time to adjust to in-person school and norm. Can’t we just move to in-person after mids.

I was wondering if anyone would wanna team up with me and think of a plan to address a proposal/idea of school moving to the metaverse forever.

1. It would cause chaos for international students and even out of province domestic students to find flights and accommodation with a 2 week notice. Many have already lost thousands changing flight dates
2. Many students are paying for rent and not even being in Waterloo because of signed contracts. I personally am out of province and I’ve lost thousands of dollars paying rent with school being online and cancelling flights etc.
3. It would make no sense to randomly adapt to in person learning and covid has already spread in residences. It would be so chaotic and ruin the schools reputation if the students are publically speaking badly about their descitions

hi guys!

I got into the DD BBA/BMath through the Laurier side and am considering accepting it even though I haven’t gotten my admission decision from UW yet.

the 2 main reasons are: WLU gave me a 4k scholarship and the co-op MAY be more tailored to my wants? but that’s what I wanted to ask about

I want to do jobs in financial math, finance, stats, data, etc. Basically anything that applies mathematics to business operations. from what I’ve read, UW co-op jobs tend to be more focused on the tech-y softdev side of things? Correct me if I’m wrong but that’s why I’m leaning to WLU and that’s what I wanted to clarify on.

besides that, what are the differences each school gives you (from an honest, most unbiased as possible perspective) and the advantages and disadvantages? Thanks

tldr: Holding a prediction competition to test our project. The winner gets a $100 Amazon gift card. The site is 4sit3.com. Use your waterloo email to sign up.

Hello r/uwaterloo. Myself (Robert) and Dalton are SE2020 grads working on a project together. The project is a prediction ledger where anyone can post predictions. We're looking for feedback on the project, so we're holding a prediction competition. To participate in the competition simply create an account with your uwaterloo.ca email address and make a prediction. Then comment a link to your prediction on this reddit post. The comment with the most upvotes by February 28th will win the competition.

Competition Details:

• Must sign up to 4sit3.com with your uWaterloo email address
• Must make a prediction to be eligible
• Link to prediction must be included in a top-level comment to this post
• Eligible prediction with most comment score on February 28th 2022 wins a $100 Amazon gift card
• Both predictions and counter-predictions are eligible
• Prediction does not need to be evaluated to be eligible

Sample profiles

4sit3.com/user/BlindSquirrel

4sit3.com/user/robert

4sit3.com/user/dalton

Prediction Guidance

Predictions should be falsifiable, and as specific as possible. Ideally, they should state or imply a source for the outcome of a prediction. Other people can look at your prediction and propose alternative probabilities, so it's is important the prediction criteria is clear.

So I live in a small apartment building and I will need to do the isolation game for the first time (so far testing negative). Am I allowed to run out to take my dog to the bathroom and bring him back in? Masked and only in a short bit of hallway? What has everyone else been doing? I'm not going to take him for any lengthy walks. He'll deal. But I feel passing him off to my neighbours to take out is probably a worse idea.... Thoughts? Experiences?

I was wondering if anyone would wanna team up with me and think of a plan to address a proposal/idea of school remaining online for the rest of eternity. 1. It would cause chaos for international students and even out of province domestic students to find flights and accommodation. Close down all RezOne, Penetr8U, and Sage buildings. Many have already lost thousands changing flight dates. Let's put an end to Waterloo's overpopulation issues once and for all. 2. Many students are paying for rent and not even being in Waterloo because of signed contracts. I personally am out of province and I’ve lost thousands of dollars going to this school being fed outdated lecture content and co-op employers cancelling positions etc. 3. It would make no sense to randomly adapt to in person learning and covid has already spread in residences. It would be so chaotic and ruin the schools reputation (if any) if the students are publically speaking badly about their descitions.

1 week into living in an ACCOMMOD8U residence and we already have an overflowing toilet, a sink that doesn't drain, a shower head that barely sprays a few drops of water, no lighting in 2-3 rooms, broken windows, missing shower rods and a broken kitchen cabinet. Did I mention that we haven't even been using one toilet because of the puke stains all over (inside and outside) the toilet?

ACCOMMOD8U doesn't respond to any maintenance requests unless you call them several times and literally beg them to fix something. After calling them in the first few days, we were able to get the lighting and broken windows fixed, but I've lost my shit today after the toilet incident. How can it be so bad? Never had a housing experience anywhere close to this.

Just finished 1A and realized holy shit, I can't take notes. My last 2 years of high school were online and I was a lazy dumbass before that so I am lacking this skill. I always find that I write too many words and it takes decades to get through the material I'm trying to learn. Does anybody have any tips/ideas to help with note taking thanks

Just turned on my car to head to work and there was a bubbling sound coming from the front left corner and a fluid leaking and my car now has no power to the wheels. Any good tow companies / mechanics that aren’t an arm and a leg and can fix on relatively short notice?

Curious if anyone can advise in a storm like this, how long does it take the city to clear the snow from roads in non-major routes in residential neighborhoods?

Asking because since beginning of winter I have not seen anyone from the city clearing the snow in our street; however, we haven't had a major storm till today this year.

I'm 5 months pregnant and moving from US to Canada. Looking for Family Physician who can refer me to GYN. Please help out.

Maybe they thought the metre of snow on their roof would make them visible enough ...

Title says it all. High schools and elementary schools are going back. No point in continuing online when so many students have literally had the virus and virtually no one on campus is high risk. If you disagree with me then your opinion is objectively incorrect.