Some important research from Canada
Those good people at the Globe & Mail have been evaluating Canadian universities according to various criteria, and rather amusingly have rated them for 'on-campus pubs and bars'.
Of large institutions, Université Laval scores the highest with a rather impressive A-, whereas McGill (of which I have actually heard) rates a C. Laval is the alma mater of Conrad Black and Jean Chrétien, and McGill that of Zbigniew Brzezinski
Of large institutions, Université Laval scores the highest with a rather impressive A-, whereas McGill (of which I have actually heard) rates a C. Laval is the alma mater of Conrad Black and Jean Chrétien, and McGill that of Zbigniew Brzezinski
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Laval is actually in Quebec, not Laval, Montreal. So if Blackie went there it may explain how he was able to write a biog of fellow alumnus Maurice Duplessis, long-time Qc PM. Tho' it might be just about possible using only Anglo sources.)
In the university of life, all pubs and bars are on-campus.
(Yes I'm proud of that one!)
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