Munro day
A holiday celebrated by Dalhousie University students to commemorate George Munro's monetary contributions to the university in its time of near banruptcy in the late 1800s.
Munro day by Dragonsoar March 28, 2005
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Munro Chambers Day
Munro Chambers Day. The Date for this day was originally 8/28/10. It was officially changed to 8/30/10. This refers to actor, Munro Chambers, signing up for a Twitter account.
Obsessive Teen-Fangirl: OMG! Did you hear?! Munro Chambers is getting a Twitter account on 8/30! I can't wait for Munro Chambers Day!
Munro Chambers Day by DegrassiChick August 28, 2010
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munroe day
"munroe day" is a nonplus made by University of King's College students to the actual "Munro Day" celebrated by Dalhousie University. Munro Day was originally celebrated by Dalhousie to commemorate George Munro's monetary contributions to the university in its time of near banruptcy in the late 1800s. When the two universities joined, King's was to adopt all of Dalhousie's holidays, but since King's is a bunch of pompus ass's, they decided that they'd make up their own little secret holiday where little King's students run naked in the Quad in tribute to their mad king.
munroe day by Dragonsoar March 28, 2005
munroe day
A holiday which King's forced Dalhousie to celebrate after the two universities became affiliated with one another. King George Munroe III was the King of England, and after going largely insane he requested that "an mother (sic) of a university" be built in Nova Scotia. They built King's. Many Dalhousie students mistakenly believe Munroe was a famous pornographer because this is what their profs jokingly tell them. Most Dalhousie students however also lack basic research skills.
munroe day by emdashed April 14, 2004
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