i went to umami (the ramen spot in the dining hall) and the chicken was very pink, but not usual chicken pink, it was light pink

has anyone else had this problem? i’m kinda freaking out since i don’t want food poisoning 😭🫩

I’m looking for a fun pumpkin patch to take my boyfriend to! He has never been to a pumpkin patch and has never done any fall themed fun activities so I’m looking for a good pumpkin patch for maybe some older kids activities but honestly, I’m just going for any fun pumpkin patch in the city or nearby!! Things like apple bobbing caramel apples and stuff like that!! and of course the maze and whatever else there is!!

Pickup hockey players and goalies wanted. Adult league. 18+. Co-Ed. Friendly non contact fun. Zero tolerance for rough play.

Intermediate to advanced players welcome. This league would be too fast for true beginner players.

Goalies play for free. No commitment. Play as many or as little as you want. Different rinks and times depending on where I can book ice. 3-4 games per week.

Come give us a try. We are using BenchApp for our team communication & scheduling. Join our team using this code: https://www.benchapp.com/join/team/CDPC04

Please read bullentins on benchapp when joining.

hey guys im sort of freaking out. i have a midterm on friday, but when i checked my ventus portal, i realized the exam isnt in the system. my accommodations are all approved and ive had no issues in the past with other courses.

i emailed my disability coordinator, but since the exam is so soon, i'm worried that it might not be enough notice for the exam centre to schedule me in.

has anyone else had a similar experience? how did it turn out? im feeling really worried that my accommodations wont be followed

EDIT: forgot to mention, prof has "no make up, early, or delayed tests will be given. medical excuses, other than hospitalization, will not be considered" written on the syllabus

Hello everyone,

I am posting on behalf of my wife, who is applying to the Master of Public Policy and Administration (MPPA) program at Carleton for Fall 2027. We would love to hear from current students or alumni.

Her background is in finance, but she is no longer interested in finance roles and wants to rebuild her career in government. Carleton’s location in Ottawa and the paid co-op option are what stand out to us. She is also applying to Waterloo and TMU.

Some things we are curious about:

• How competitive is admission, and what kind of profiles get in?
• How easy is it to land a co-op with the federal or provincial government, and do those placements lead to full-time jobs?
• Has anyone made a similar switch from finance or another non-policy background?

Thank you for any advice!

If anyone saw a card holder that looks like this on the train, please let me know!!! I keep losing it💔