Toronto picspam

[ivyblossom]

The University of Toronto, with a view of some little tower or something in the distance.


Stained glass window


Faces on the wall


Rotunda. I like this one because you can see the sky reflected in the windows. I like sky. And windows.


Ivy on a wall. This shows you how far along spring is in Toronto. And yes, there's a window. As I said, I like windows.


Windows open, because it was a nice day. Before the thunderstorm hit, that is.


University college entrance. This was built back in the days when looking old and impressive was a high priority.


The front foyer of University College, in gold.


There were so many windows I could fit in this shot, I couldn't resist.


A bricked up window, with ivy. I liked how we're seeing underneath all the leaves.


Framed!

Comments

[ivyblossom.livejournal.com]

I don't think it's that hard to get in, actually. Have you tried?

[uberprep.livejournal.com]

I still have two years of undergraduate work to do... so no trying for me yet.

I guess it won't seem too hard after I finish this degree, but I'm still not there yet. :) I guess I stress at work to come...

I'm living in Toronto this summer, working at the Archives of Ontario, so that's exciting enough to make me feel like I'm still moving forward.

[ivyblossom.livejournal.com]

Oh sorry, I should have checked your info page before I asked. Don't worry! You'll be fine. And: since people with degrees in the sciences rarely go into librarianship, you'll be much sought-after! If you're interested in being an academic librarian, you might want to get a second master's degree too, in something you enjoy. But you can do that later if you really want to.

Cheers!