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Monthly Archives: October 2013
I’m going on a time diet
I’ve got an accounting problem on my hands. Accounting was my worst grade in college–the only class where I earned a C. Overburdened by responsibilities in other classes and woefully behind on and confused by the material, I capitulated mid-semester. It’s … Continue reading
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A post on Conditionally Accepted that is actually published
I remarked three weeks ago that I thought the semester was flying. It is indeed a slippery one. By my calendar, it is Week 9. The great push towards the end of the semester is on. Today, I am excited … Continue reading
Posted in academia, family, grad school, higher education, lessons learned, personal, sociology, teaching, tenure, women, work, writing
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In loco parentis: real life role conflict and role strain
Thanks for not giving up on the blog and me. September and October knocked me down, but I am slowly standing back up. Everywhere I look, all I see are Rogue Cheerios. Residuals from my work and personal life are … Continue reading
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The writing is the reward
If you’re a teacher, you are probably wondering where September went. I know I am pretty amazed at how many things happened in the last month and how quickly this semester is flying. In this first semester of non-graduate, non-dissertating … Continue reading
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