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Category Archives: Grad School
Notes, Lectures, and Students! Oh my!
I have to give a lecture and I’m ridiculously worried about it. Well, worry may not be the correct word. What’s actually going through my mind is: How am I going to fill up 45 mins? Since my epiphany about … Continue reading
Posted in Grad School
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Unfocused
For some reason my mind is very fragmented today. I have the attention span of a gnat right now. I’m currently trying to focus on my journal club presentation (I picked a fun article for me, too. So, I’m actually … Continue reading
Posted in Grad School, Random
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A Day in the Life
FlightyUndergrad has a habit of comparing her hard, pre-med, course-laden undergrad life with my easy, course-free grad student life. She has said such gems as: “Well, at least you don’t have to study” and “You just don’t understand. My parent’s … Continue reading
Posted in Grad School
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My (least) Favorite Mistake
Just suffice to say that I overlooked a significant detail in Damned Yeast Project and am doing one last hail-mary experiment before leaving for Major European Conference (next week). This one is my fault and I should have read through … Continue reading
Posted in Grad School, Stupidity, whining
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Holidays?
Hahahahaha! At least that’s what I did when someone asked me the other day how I was planning on spending Memorial Day. “But don’t you have the day off?” I was asked, “After all you’re still in school!” Ummm… yeah, … Continue reading
Posted in Grad School, Life
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Rolling
Things are moving along with the house. Our mortgage company is working on giving us the Final Approval. All we’re waiting on is the underwriter for the student loans and the appraisal report. Until then I have plenty of things … Continue reading
Posted in Grad School, Life
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Progress and Review
Today, in comparison with rest of my week, has been rather calm. Things ran relatively smooth, I’m still having some minor problems with one of my many projects. However, it’s not looking like a huge problem (famous last words, right?). … Continue reading
Posted in books, Grad School
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Progressive Baby Steps
After the flurry of activity last week to get Abstract in for Major European Conference, this week seems rather dull by comparison. I am happy to report that I’ve made progress on my baby steps. (I’m going to indulge myself … Continue reading
Posted in Grad School
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Structured vs. Unstructured Hours
EcoGeoFemme and Mad Hatter (amongst others) have recently talked about the amount of hours grad students should/do work and what restrictions should be placed on those hours. I’ve had an unfinished post about this very subject in my drafts folder … Continue reading
Posted in Grad School, work habits
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To Renew or To Not Renew
This month’s theme for Scientiae is Renewal. I’ve been thinking about that a lot. There’s a few things that I’m trying to decide whether or not to renew. And a few things that I definitely want to renew, but it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Grad School, scientiae-carnival, work habits
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