[tugs] Update
- From: TUGS -Toronto Undergraduate Geography Society <v.domitrovic@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: tugsgeneral@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, utern.admin@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2006 17:55:56 -0500
We hope that your midterms are coming along well. :)
Thank you to everyone who attended the Geolunch, Five Buck Lunch and
Grad Seminar! Stay tuned, TUGS is planning a Fall Social and second
Geolunch in the coming weeks!
Please see below for events you maybe interested in:
1. World Town Planning Day
2. Prof Paul Hess' article in UofT alumni newsletter
3. TUGS on facebook
4. Career Centre Volunteer Fair
5. War Child Benefit Concert
Best Wishes,
Vesna Domitrovic
President, TUGS
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1.
Join UofT and York students and celebrate World Town Planning Day!
When: November 8, 2006, 7:30 pm onwards
Where: Sweaty Betty's @ 13 Ossington (just North of Queen St. West)
Since 1949, World Town Planning Day is celebrated internationally. Typically,
planners mark this day by raising awareness about the importance of
planning in
their communities. Come out for a drink and informal discussion with your
planning peers from across Toronto.
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2.
For those of you who don't get the U of T alumni news mailing, this
month's edition features an article about Prof Paul Hess and his work
on pedestrian-friendly street design:
http://www.news.utoronto.ca/bin6/061026-2677.asp
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3.
Join TUGS on facebook: Tugs- Toronto Undergraduate Geography Society
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4.
Career Centre Volunteer Fair
When: Thursday, November 9, 2006
11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Where:Career Centre,
214 College Street
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
as of November 1, 2006
AIESEC-Toronto
Alliance for South Asian Aids Prevention
BMO Nesbitt Burns
Canadian Mental Health-Halton Region
Canadian Red Cross-Toronto Region
Carefirst Seniors & Community Services Association
Child Development Institute
Christian Horizons-Central District
Court Volunteer Agency of Toronto
Dignitas Youth/Dignitas International
Diner Tech Corporation
Downsview Services to Seniors Inc.
Earth Rangers
Family Service Association of Toronto
Frequency Ware Inc.
Gems of Hope
Habitat for Humanity Toronto
Hearing Every Youth Through Youth (H.E.Y.Y.)
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario
Humber River Regional Hospital
International YMCA
I-to-I
Junior Achievement of Central Ontario
Kababayan Community Centre
Leave the Pack Behind
LINCC (Learning to Integrate New Cultures Canada)
MADD Toronto
NTDTV CANADA
Pride Toronto
Sick Kids Foundation
St. Christopher House
St. Felix Centre
Storage Appliance Corporation
The Safehaven Project for Community Living
Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office (TNO) Youth Centre
Toronto Botanical Garden
Toronto Chinese Community Services Association (TCCSA)
Toronto District School Board
Toronto Grace Health Centre
Trillium Health Centre
U.S. Commercial Service
U.S. Consulate General
United Way of General Toronto
VHA Home HealthCare
Victorian Order of Nurses
Vision Youth
West Toronto Support Services
Youth Assisting Youth (YAY)
Youth Challenge International
More information, contact: www.careers.utoronto.ca
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5.
WAR CHILD BENEFIT CONCERT
Peace Week (www.peaceweek.com)
EVENT: War Child Benefit Concert
TIME: Saturday, Nov 11th - Doors open at 7:30pm
LOCATION: Hart House - Great Hall
FEATURING:
- Matthew Barber (www.matthewbarber.com)
- Royal Wood (www.royalwood.ca)
- Brett Friesen & The Great Lakes (www.brettfriesen.com)
- Special Guests
TICKETS:
- $8 in advance (e-mail war.child@xxxxxxxxxxx to reserve, or pick-up @
Koffler Centre lobby, Nov 6-10, 11am-4pm)
- $10 at the door
- All profits go to War Child Canada (www.warchild.ca)
FREE REFRESHMENTS, CASH BAR.
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