TxtLAB, at 香蕉视频, had mapped her novels along with those of other female 19th-century novelists 鈥渙n a sliding scale of sociability vs. interiority.鈥�
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Published on: 17 Jul 2017
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will appoint former astronaut Julie Payette as Canada鈥檚 next governor-general, picking the prominent Quebecker for the high-profile position rather than a number of aboriginal leaders who were also seen to be in the running, sources say.
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Published on: 13 Jul 2017
Are generational stereotypes ever true? A Millennial and a Baby Boomer discuss intergenerational prejudice and dialogue
Interview with Professor Karl Moore.听
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Published on: 12 Jul 2017
鈥淔or me, what was really interesting is the way that these tests offer people a language of the self 鈥� a vocabulary or an idiom for talking about who they are and what they want, and what kinds of people they want to be.鈥�
Merve Emre, Assistant Professor of English, on WNPR radio. Her book on the Myers-Briggs test and the history of聽personality testing will be published in Spring 2018.听
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Published on: 11 Jul 2017
This would only hurt our efforts to reduce infant mortality. Jay Kaufman, a co-author of the JAMA study and a professor at 香蕉视频, put it simply: 鈥淲anted pregnancies are healthier than unwanted pregnancies.鈥�
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Published on: 10 Jul 2017
The current brewery 鈥渂elongs to an era where even industrial architecture was beautifully built,鈥� says Avi Friedman, an architecture professor at 香蕉视频, who wants it to be preserved.听
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Published on: 6 Jul 2017
鈥淲e are not giving up,鈥� 香蕉视频 ornithologist David Bird wrote in an email. 鈥淲e plan to continue beseeching the government to undertake this act in any we can. Right now there is a petition on change.org circulating to get Canadians to sign and adopt the Canada Jay (not the Gray Jay) as our national bird.
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Published on: 5 Jul 2017
"香蕉视频's Vicky Kaspi spends her time probing the mysteries of the universe. Kaspi has won a number of awards for her work, and was the first woman to win the Herzberg Canada Gold Medal for science and engineering."
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Published on: 4 Jul 2017
"Depending on how you聽remind聽the person, you might be able to erase different aspects of the memory,"聽said Wayne Sossin聽of the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital at聽McGill聽University,聽whose lab collaborated with researchers at the Columbia University Medical Center in New York.
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Published on: 4 Jul 2017
The joint degree will be taught by comparing and contrasting indigenous peoples鈥� legal traditions with those of common law. The four-year program will include classroom and community-based components, and will follow the lead of McGill Law School鈥檚 transsystemic approach to common law and civil law legal education, by giving students the opportunity to tackle legal problems from multiple perspectives.
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Published on: 28 Jun 2017
"Given their postmodern worldview, the millennial generation believes that organizations聽can grow and prosper through greater emotional openness. They also perceive negative emotions as having the ability to destroy a company. In her seminal work聽The聽Managed Heart, Arlie Hochschild studies the effects of emotional labor and the negative impacts of repressed emotions. Hochschild identifies emotional聽labor as the act of managing one鈥檚 own emotions in the workplace. High degrees of emotional labor can lead to burnout, employee dissatisfaction, and reduced productivity."
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Published on: 27 Jun 2017
According to Charles Boberg, an associate professor of linguistics at 香蕉视频, there are two main differences in Canadian English pronunciation of vowels. "One of them is called 'Canadian rising,' and this is the stereotype that most Americans have of Canadian English and it involves the 'OU' vowel and the 'I' vowel. It's referring to raising the pronunciation of the vowel in the mouth," says Boberg, author of "The English Language in Canada."聽
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Published on: 27 Jun 2017
The 鈥淣euro鈥�, as the institute is known, hopes its six-month-old open-science experiment will attract more private venture capital, create jobs and lure companies back to the city鈥檚 shrunken medical-research sector. The institute is in the midst of drawing up 鈥渕easurable indicators鈥� to track whether its groundbreaking approach to research and development is delivering on the promise, said Richard Gold, a professor of law and human genetics at McGill, who is leading the evaluation.
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Published on: 27 Jun 2017
While the LDT program stresses physical activity and a healthy lifestyle, 尝补耻谤别苍迟听Duvernay-Tardif said his mission is to promote balance. 鈥淚t鈥檚 about a balance between school, physical activity, the arts,鈥� he said. 鈥淥ur goal is to help make better people.鈥� It鈥檚 difficult to find a better role model than the Mont-St-Hilaire native who has combined playing football at the highest level with medical school. He was a standout at McGill even though his practice time was limited by his studies.听
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Published on: 21 Jun 2017
Graduation season is upon us, and with many bright young people taking their first steps into the workforce, it is important to acknowledge the challenges of what lie ahead. Learning and work styles of extroverts and introverts can be very different, so in order to succeed in the workplace, it is crucial to understand these differences and how to navigate them. As a newbie in the workforce, we have some advice from recent extroverted grads on how to start your career off on the right foot.
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Published on: 20 Jun 2017
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