It’s 12 o’clock, do you know where your work is?

January 13, 2009

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It’s already 12 o’clock and I’m still in the process of finishing my first post of the day.

Here’s what I’ve been working on this morning:

- I’ve got an opinion (surprise, surprise) on Murray Campbell’s piece on the York strike that ran in today’s Globe and Mail. (You can preview the opinion on my Twitter.)

- I’m looking at the recent developments at the First Nations University of Canada

- Finally, if I have time, I’ll write about my visit to the University of Saskatchewan today. (Spoiler: I played a lot of pinball there)

I’m going to leave my computer for an hour or so as I scan for viruses because of a few glitches loading this morning.

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