Monthly Archives: June 2010
Generation Grad
I haven’t received a membership card for Generation Y. Or any other generation for that matter. How do I know which group I’m in? Maybe I’ve been blocked because I didn’t play by the rules. I wonder if I can … Continue reading
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Simplicity
You have too much music available, too many books lying around, too many status updates to stay on top of, too many things vying for your attention. Simplicity broadens the mind. Minimalism is big. Less is more. See what I … Continue reading
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EduLinks – Real, Minimal & Private
It’s that time again. As always, happy reading! Psychology Today – Ten Top Tips to End Writer’s Block Procrastination Procrastination is something we’ll be revisiting until the end of time. Academic writing brings out the procrastinator in many of us: … Continue reading
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The ‘Harrods’ degree: Gimmick or great idea?
Harrods are introducing a degree in the art of sales. Staff will be able to take a 2-year part-time course while they work at the store. But will it be recognised as a true degree by other employers? Staff who … Continue reading
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Look Back, Look Forward: Part 5 – 14 steps to a stress-free future
In the final part of this series of posts on the future after your degree, let’s look at taking the stress out of your plans. The future is uncertain, mainly because it hasn’t happened yet. Invariably, this can lead to … Continue reading
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