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Well, I'm currently paying $6500 CAD a term for University here (+ another $500-$1000 for textbooks per term), because Engineering tuition in Canada is not regulated. I think whether it is a "rip-off" depends on the career, the university, and the program. I think my program - although maybe not worth the price I am paying - IS worth getting the degree, because the experience I get from my program being co-op will start me off at approximately $22-25/h after my 5 years. And the schooling is important. Honestly, everyone makes fun of Arts programs because they get you no where. But, I believe there are opportunities for every program. But that's just IMO.

0.7. I voted 1.

Yeah it says your local time is an hour behind EST as of right now, if you look under the map, so I'd say your preference is wrong on your profile. Because going by the time/map under your name, they match and are correct to each other.

QUOTE (Janie @ May 25 2011, 08:11 PM) Where was the poll option of, "I would have my way with Lifeson until his legs were rendered useless"? Because I would choose that option. +1

QUOTE (Babycat @ Apr 29 2011, 03:16 AM) QUOTE (GeddysMullet @ Apr 28 2011, 11:43 PM) http://www.ianmarkmusicphotos.com/artist-index#!__rush-2 Adorkable! I love that they still make the same faces. I'd love it too if I could see it... If you go to that link it works. The first one doesn't for me either.

QUOTE (liddybuck01 @ Apr 24 2011, 09:22 PM) QUOTE (GeddysMullet @ Apr 24 2011, 08:00 PM) How about a threesome for the entire day with Geddy and Big Al? Hey, someone had to say it. that's what i was going to say lol or all three?? Let's be serious, it went across every woman's mind. Also, that's actually what I thought it had said when I opened the thread. Whooooops.

I hope he is a REALLY good troll.

QUOTE (Ancient Ways @ Apr 24 2011, 07:54 PM) I saw this thread at the main page and thought it sounded a bit shady. Glad I was wrong... I thought this too. I'm turning 19 next month, and I got in to Rush about this time 5 years ago, so when I was turning 14. I've always been an Alex girl myself, and he's just getting more and more fabulous as the years go by. What a well dressed man. Funny story: I went to the Hamilton show on Tuesday, and upon walking in to a bar for supper with my boyfriend, four middle-aged men shouted "Oh my god! A FEMALE RUSH FAN!" and started cheering loudly. It was a little embarrassing, but we do seem to be a little out numbered by our counterparts (no pun intended, I swear). Oh well, the days go on. We love the boys just as much as anyone else. And age is never a factor when it comes to music, in my opinion.

QUOTE (usb_connector @ Apr 21 2011, 07:49 PM) Aside from the fact that you should already have your ticket if you want a good seat. I'd consider the following: if you don't want to be a doctor, what do you want to be? If it takes more than 30 seconds to answer than you probaly don't really know. If you don't know then I would go to the doctor thing. If you know what you want to do and are absolutely sure about it, I'd go for the concert (only if seats were excellent. meaning first 20 rows on the floor or first 3 sections just above the floor). I'd have to disagree. If you don't know what you want to do, find a school that holds a general program, where you take classes and declare your major after ward. Don't just wait to figure it out, work for it! Some people know what they want to do, some don't. Just don't expect it to find you first.

I'd do school. But that's coming from an 18-year old in a prestigious Engineering program who's paying 10 000 a term. Love to get education for free ... Honestly, what it comes down to is what you want to do. Don't make it a decision about Rush vs. program. Make it a choice of whether you want to do the program or not. The boys are still young. They will be back. I've seen them 4 times now, because I'm afraid they won't come back. But after seeing them the other night, they'll have at least 1 more tour. If you don't want to be a doctor, don't do it. But don't just sit on your butt, find something else for you to do and accomplish in life, ok?

No. QUOTE I deny it happened. It had a crap script to milk the franchise.

Finals. Six finals in seven days. Two down, four to go..

Um, my last pair was over $350. I just paid $200 today. Am I the only one who had ticket prices go down?

QUOTE (Hemispheres89 @ Dec 8 2010, 01:04 AM) Quick question in case anyone might have the answer to this. I'm in section 210, and it's listed as seats 9-8, not 8-9. Is there any significance to this? What I mean is... I'm assuming its the end of the row (since presales have usually netted me those seats). What I'm concerned about is if it's the end of the row CLOSEST to the stage, or if it's the end of the row FARTHEST from the stage. How is it numbered at Copps? Also, how far away is section 210 in correlation with the stage? I looked at the seating chart but it's a bit foggy in the upper bowl diagram, since it doesn't SHOW the stage. It seems like I'm kind of smack dead in the middle of the sections, while leaning a bit towards being CLOSER than farther. Thanks for any clarification on that, as I would like to be comforted on where exactly it is i'm sitting. http://intl.ticketseating.com/maps/450w/81...rican-idols.jpg Map with stage - ignore the multi-coloured parts, I think those are typical price-divisions for concerts. I.e. section 119 is three different colours. Also someone above said the seating goes clockwise around the arena so maybe in your section 9 would be seen before 8.. I saw a show there when I was 7 or 8 (so ten+ years probably) so I'm not much help here. Sorry.