{"id":585,"date":"2007-08-05T09:36:16","date_gmt":"2007-08-05T13:36:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/askastudent.utoronto.ca\/?p=585"},"modified":"2007-08-05T09:36:46","modified_gmt":"2007-08-05T13:36:46","slug":"its-all-one-cozy-campusthough-everyone-east-of-queens-park-is-a-total-freak","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/askastudent.utoronto.ca\/?p=585","title":{"rendered":"it’s all one cozy campus…though everyone east of queen’s park is a total freak"},"content":{"rendered":"

So I just finished selecting courses and looked at the campus map to see where
\nthe classes will be held and I found something gross. I saw on the timetable
\n1st year German courses with place indicator “East” so I thought it was great,
\nand put it at 12. At 11, I have ECO100Y1. Now, Eco is at Isabel Bader Theatre
\nand Ger is at Sidney Smith Hall.. isn’t SS on St.George St.. since when is the
\nstreet in the east side of the campus.. the worse is I have MAT at 10, at MP.
\nSo my question is, is it really possible to go to BT from MP within 10
\nminutes.. and what about from BT to SS within also 10 minutes.. i dont want to
\nbe running around all over the campus like a mad cow after every class unless
\nthere are people who do the same thing.. should i make some changes?<\/p>\n

straight off…running around the campus like a mad cow? do mad cows even run?\u00a0 this is making me hungry, i’m going to get a cheeseburger.<\/p>\n

(after eating a cheeseburger) sounds like your schedule has some difficulties, but nothing i would call gross….gross would be taking a class inside a whale, or atop a big pile of dead armadillos.\u00a0 or at con hall.\u00a0\u00a0 campus isn’t as big as everyone thinks.\u00a0 it’s much trickier to get around universities like queens, where your dorm could be far from classes and grocery stores and such.\u00a0 getting from the Bader Theatre to Sidney Smith shouldn’t be much of a problem, but getting to the physical labs might take a few more minutes.\u00a0 luckily for you, university is still just school.\u00a0 and like school, classes rarely get going exactly on time.\u00a0 lots of professors tend to be constantly late, and the first few minutes of a lecture tend to be the least important.\u00a0 if you’re interested in the classes that you’re taking, you shouldn’t change your schedule just because of a very packed day.\u00a0 your schedule could be a big advantage if it means you have days off.\u00a0 there’s nothing more relaxing that a long weekend every week.<\/p>\n

if you’re having trouble getting to your class on time, consider<\/p>\n