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so it's pretty much like a resume?
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looks like it.
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oh, ok. thanks jim. :)
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no problem
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Yup

CV = Curriculum Vitae = Resume

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hmm, my resume/cv dealy should be interesting.
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is this to get into a course or something?
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it's for the research opportunity program. it's to work with a professor on a research project.
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nice, is this a summer thing?
Also if it is a summer thing, would you know if it is only open to U of T students?
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they have them in the summer and fall. i think it all depends on the professor. and i'm pretty sure it is only open to u of t students. i think utm students to be exact. doens't your school have anything like that?
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We do. I'm trying to find something in Toronto though so I can live with my gf.
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ahh, i see. you can look into it, i guess, but i'm fairly sure it is only open to u of t students.
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ya it probably is. No big deal.
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Just because there are no more teeth that are supposed to grow doesn't mean that an extra tooth can't grow. Some people will grow an entire second set of teeth that need to be removed.


Like me. I had an extra half set and had to have eight pulled :( But it's better than having too few teeth. Mine are nice and perdy.




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I just wish my stupid wisdom teeth would come in already. They've been half in for like... at least a year. Food keeps getting stuck in the gap between the wisdom teeth and my back molars. So annoying. :cuss:
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Lori, if you're interested in doing research you should check out the possibility of getting an NSERC USRA (National Science and Engineering Research Council [of Canada], Undergraduate Research Award). I can't remember the website right now, I think it's something like www.nserc.ca. It's basically a grant that pays for half of your salary for a summer research position. I got one last summer and I'm probably going to get one again. It was a really great experience.
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nikki4982 wrote:I just wish my stupid wisdom teeth would come in already. They've been half in for like... at least a year. Food keeps getting stuck in the gap between the wisdom teeth and my back molars. So annoying. :cuss:


If you're getting them removed can't they still take them out? Mine were partially coming in on the bottom so they yanked them out since there wasn't enough room for them to come all the way in. I still have my top ones though.
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Cass wrote:I had an extra half set and had to have eight pulled :( But it's better than having too few teeth.


I have too few teeth :( I'm missing two at the top so I still have baby teeth there! My brother was only missing one so they pulled out the baby tooth and he has a false tooth there too!

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