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  • The Make-Your-Own-Job Solution


    Accepted Admissions AlmanacAuthority Authority: 126
    College and graduate school graduates are creating their own jobs upon graduation rather than venturing out into the jobless economy, reports the Wall Street Journal yesterday. The unemployment rate for 20- to 24-year-olds has reached a staggering 16%, a percent which is inspiring—or perhaps forcing—young ...
    3 days ago
  • A millisecond of down time!


    Courtenay BrownAuthority Authority: 114
    Christmas is a pretty busy time. I always forget! Here is what we have been up to: This weekend, I finished up my public policy essay. It took me forever to write because I kept changing my mind about the topic, getting side-tracked and off-topic during my research, and tempted by training and the great (warm!) ...
    4 days ago
  • Of course, Im a bit partial.


    Adamant's FireAuthority Authority: 91
    [ Linked from Tumblr ] A thread on my old Honors forum asked a question about the most important/least important subject. My answer may seem obvious to those that know anything about me. My feelings are by no means set in stone, and while I describe history as a noble profession, I dont think most noble ...
    4 days ago
  • Safe and relatively inexpensive town / neighborhood between Baltimore and Bethesda?


    usbAppz.comAuthority Authority: 152
    I’m going to be going to grad school in Baltimore but I work in Bethesda so I want to live somewhere in between (but not too far from either). Any advice on where to find good housing deals? Craigslist?
    5 days ago
  • Grad School Semester One


    Preservation in PinkAuthority Authority: 121
    When I graduated college, I couldn’t imagine wanting to continue on to graduate school the following fall, mostly because I was tired of being graded on my life. I knew I would always go back to school so I decided that it would be best to take some time off, work in a preservation job, figure out what I wanted to ...
    6 days ago
  • Time Management


    Writing to Reach YouAuthority Authority: 120
    More than a month ago, I had the realization that given all of my commitments, I’m not going to find anymore time, so what I need to do is find some way to make more out of the time I do have. I started looking into tips on time management, which I quite arrogantly thought I didn’t need.  First, I watched the ...
    6 days ago
  • The Kitten Who Studied Architectural History


    Preservation in PinkAuthority Authority: 121
    Meet Izzy: a three-month old white fluffy kitten joining us in our house. The benefits of a new kitten are wonderful: kitten cuteness to liven things up and make me smile when schoolwork was getting to be overwhelming, endless entertainment by silly kitten adventures, and a purring furball to stay up late with me when ...
    1 week ago
  • Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program – U Michigan


    IU Undergraduate BioBlogAuthority Authority: 123
    The Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology at the University of Michigan is pleased to announce that our Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program is now accepting applications. This fellowship program will provide a number of full-time summer research opportunities at the University of ...
    1 week ago
  • See, Game Theory Can Be Fun!!!


    Imago AndeiAuthority Authority: 121
    I came across this great article that lays out a simple game and shows how game theory provides a solution.  I dont think its an actual game show but it reminded me of this clip that we watched this quarter in one of my classes.  I think its absolutely hysterical and definitely worth the 4 minutes.
    1 week ago
  • Geek Fun: The Physics of Space Battles


    Mad Minerva 2.0Authority Authority: 142
    Time for the Picard Maneuver? Check out this piece by a PhD candidate (read: grad student) in aerospace engineering.
    1 week ago
  • light/tunnel.


    barefoot roosterAuthority Authority: 422
    Yesterday it was cold enough for me to wear my Stripes! Yay! I’ve put it on a few times since I finished it over the summer (as you know) to admire it, but it hasn’t really been cold enough for me to do more than wear it for ten minutes in the morning. Yesterday, though, it snowed much of the day, and the ...
    1 week ago
  • Exhausticated


    My 2 CentsAuthority Authority: 123
    This whole working for a living thing really had done me in. I suppose it doesn’t help that chrismahannakwanzakuh is next week and it seems like there’s a billion things to get done. The grad school orientation last night was great, informative and fun. I’m really looking forward to starting classes in a few ...
    1 week ago
  • From Point A to Point B


    Not Your Everyday SuperGoddessAuthority Authority: 109
    I feel like my life has been going a million miles an hour since I started the great grad school adventure. In some ways it is completely awesome, and in other ways its like I saw a oncoming train and thought, "gee, lets see what would happen if I jumped in front of it!" When I graduated from college and moved 2,000 ...
    1 week ago
  • Book Summary: The Desert Fathers: Sayings of the Early Christian Monks


    In the CoracleAuthority Authority: 103
    The Desert Fathers: Sayings of the Early Christian Monks Translated by Benedicta Ward Penguin Classics (2003) Description of the Book The Desert Fathers: Sayings of the Early Christian Monks is Benedicta Ward’s translation of a group of sayings called the Verba Seniorum, distilled from the early ...
    1 week ago
  • Now I’m severely confused.


    Documented, Scrapbook'd.Authority Authority: 140
    Now I’m severely confused.
    1 week ago
  • The final final


    A Funny Thing Happened on the Way Home...Authority Authority: 120
    One last final in 20 minutes, and then I am DONE with semester #1 of graduate school! A couple of my classmates are coming over for lunch before some of then take off for the break, and then I plan on not thinking about supply curves, cost of capital, operational bottlenecks, 7 Ms, five forces, four ps (or three ...
    1 week ago
  • The Squee Heard Round the World


    My 2 CentsAuthority Authority: 123
    If at around 5:30pm PST you hear a loud squeeing sound coming from the Bellevue area, that would be me. Today’s the grad school orientation and I get to find out more more more about my program and the classes and the professors and the other students and and and! I can barely contain myself I’m so excited. Hell ...
    1 week ago
  • Twitter Thank You Thursday Winner (#ATYT)


    Accepted Admissions AlmanacAuthority Authority: 126
    Its Thursday again and time for our next Thank You Thursday winner on Twitter! tguch / Tara 242 followers · from Paris, France · Wireless global nomad living electronically with an extra helping of veggies Congratulations on winning your choice of Accepted.com Admissions Ebooks ! We want to thank ...
    1 week ago
  • Book Summary: Becoming Human by Jean Vanier


    In the CoracleAuthority Authority: 103
    Becoming Human by Jean Vanier Paulist Press (1998) Description of the Book In Becoming Human, Jean Vanier challenges us to evolve as human beings by growing from solitary, lonely individuals to relational, communal beings that open ourselves to others. Interpretation of the Book Vanier writes five ...
    1 week ago
  • Happy Holidays, fellow grad students


    Brown SharpieAuthority Authority: 117
    Here’s to your productivity! Copyright © 2009 Brown Sharpie . Thanks for reading Brown Sharpie! Check out the shop: Brown Sharpie at cafepress :)
    1 week ago

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