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armel39 1 year ago
why dont u talk bout 9/11 ON 9/11 >.>
MrCoolyboy111 1 year ago
Generally Canadian students don't use terms like "sophomore", "junior", or "senior", sticking just with first/second/third/fourth year, so that one might refer to a "first year". "Frosh" is the only exception, I'd say. Well, that's true at Acadia anyway!
jgould27 3 years ago
ya cuz the other terms are confusing.. 1st year makes more sense
samanthaellis 3 years ago
Frosh is all over Canada, not sure about the States.
haussadiddy 3 years ago
you're the new queen!!!!!!!!!!
ponhand 4 years ago
Yes, freshman is used all over North America.
Usually freshmen are the "newbies" hence they are not invited to senior's parties and cool events and so on...just a bit of "academic racism" but YES it is a term used in Canada and the United States.. Regards, P
puppene 4 years ago
You look hot today. Actually... you look like you're suffering from liver failure.
I think the same legend of Maui pertains to Hawaii as well.
KitanaiYatsu 4 years ago
In high school, we had "soph-frosh" activities like sports and academic events. We were 3000 back then.
maneneko 4 years ago
Hehe I dunno if it's just that I heard it or something, but when you said "sophomores" you said "soph-o-mores". Despite it's not in my common vocabulary, I actually thought it was pretty cute.
If it was just me, my bad, but for future reference it's just "soph-mores". The 'o' is silent (somehow).
I chuckled a little. :p
Nyiddle 4 years ago
actually, it can be said either way.
iamaloungechair 4 years ago
German;
Frosch = frog
I don't think there is any connection.
michimachi83 4 years ago
haha, that's what I was thinking the first time I've heard it ^^
Redfrettchen 4 years ago
Meal exchange?
wowJhil 4 years ago
Sorry I don't know what that means ... and it didn't say in the article either. I'm going to ask someone what it means.
thedailyenglishshow 4 years ago
Meal Exchange was where we could trade one of our regular meal hall meals, for a meal at one of the on campus food vendors. These vendors were such as Coyote Jack's, Pizza Pizza, Perkins, and Upper Crust.
The University's old food provider, Sodexho came under fire by students for not being adequate. Sodexho introduced Meal Exchange as a last ditch effort to win the hearts of Acadia students. Unfortunately it cost them for too much, and so Chartwells took over as food provider.
AcadiaGuitar 3 years ago
I have a request ... please make me a short video today or tomorrow for the 500th show on Saturday. More details in the description. One person has already sent me one (thanks Tony). It would be great if lots of people were in it! Go on ... it'll only take a few seconds :)
thedailyenglishshow 4 years ago
Ok, I'll try :)
And I thought about asking people in the YT-forums about it. Which video file format can you handle? Which do you prefer? And should the videos be sent to your Gmail address?
Redfrettchen 4 years ago
Cool! That would be great.
I'm using Adobe Premiere Elements - so whatever that can handle ... mpeg, avi, mov, wmv etc. I don't have a preference.
thedailyenglishshow 4 years ago