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D-chi from UofA here. Lovin every minute of it.

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Hey, i met a DX from U of A once - when he transferred to school here - he ended up with the nickname "Berta", how original :p

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"Berta". Wow. Thats, um.. Interesting.
Do you remember what his actual name was? I'm at the end of my 2nd year as an initiated DX, but there may be a chance I know the dude.

he was prolly b4 your time, Kevin Lorenz. I think he came here in 1999 or 2000. I wasn't really a friend of his or anything, but I hung around the house a lot back in those days :)

Yes, most definately before my time. If he left Alberta in the year that I came to the U, I didn't meet him.

However the name is familiar, so I have heard of him... Considering we were colonized in '95, I don't have too many alum to remember.

Jen, please post this on LXA Thread and Alum thread so I can Freeze it at top.

Suggest all MODs do the same.

Lets all of us Greeks see Badges, Pledge Pins and Coat of Arms where available!

Love Canadians, Well A Few At Least!:D

i'm canadian! maple syrup, hockey(or um movie night in canada) and tim hortons...whoot whoot! can't wait to see canadian greeks getting bigger and better...i'm a kappa at waterloo...looking forward to seeing more letters out in the snow

Ours aren't in the snow... usually there painted into the ice rink on the front lawn :D

SWEET!!! :cool:

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hahaha...cool you can teach me to ice skate next time i'm in toronto...sad but true, i can't skate....

tsk, tsk, tsk... and you call yourself Canadian;)

my ex-husband couldn't skate - said he had 'weak ankles' - I think that should have been a clue to pick up upon, huh?

(note: I taught figure skating and power skating for years)

you're damn right, Rob - gotta know the blade work ...

I haven't skated in like 18 years. Does that count as "not knowing", since I've probably forgotten?


ETA: the word "years" so my post would make sense!

I didn't know that!

Hmmm... weak ankles ;)

As for teaching people to skate - I too held that lovely honour, though only in my capacity as a student ambassador at Carleton University - basically I was the contact person for international and exhange students (in my case Europe); in the 3 years I was there I believe I taught close to 40 people how to skate - of course having the Rideau Canal right there helped :cool: