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Reasons why a grad student looks forward to spring

Did you feel it? The sun is warmer, the days are longer, the streets are busier. It is not already here, but there are finally some indications that at some points in the next month or so (ouf!), spring will finally arrive. It’s one of the best times of the year! Because: Going outside to… Read More Reasons why a grad student looks forward to spring

February 28, 2018February 27, 2018 fanniedionne1 Comment

Summer in the city

Classes are done. Assignments are submitted. Exams are written. The regular school year is over, and summertime is here! We are very lucky to be graduate students in Montreal. It’s a vibrant and energetic city – especially in the summer. With the beautiful weather right around the corner, I wanted to share my top 5… Read More Summer in the city

April 28, 2017April 28, 2017 aleksbLeave a comment

Spring: nothing like the first time

 The beginning of March often coincides with the coming of spring. Spring: that wonderful season of calm and awakening, music and art, life and beauty. I love the commencement of any season because I enjoy observing the various changes that occur during the transition from one season to another. I consider this past weekend and… Read More Spring: nothing like the first time

March 12, 2013March 15, 2017 Valerie10 Comments

A lighter jacket, a lighter mood

Wasn’t it just yesterday when we were blogging about the new year and all the winter festivities Montreal had to offer? It seems that some of us have had our noses far too deeply buried in our thesis work and manuscripts to have fully grasped that spring is here! (Alternatively, it could very well be… Read More A lighter jacket, a lighter mood

April 6, 2012March 14, 2017 Kristina Kasparian2 Comments

Go play outside!!!

Although it’s usually a good idea to make sure you’ve got a handle on your work load (i.e., have a schedule figured out, know when things are due, get started on assignments well in advance of their due date), I think it’s an ESPECIALLY good idea to be on top of things when spring rolls… Read More Go play outside!!!

March 19, 2012 gradlifemcgill1 Comment
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