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musgrove
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About musgrove
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Comment #22113610
Is the professor tenure-track or adjunct? It makes a big difference. Also, professor's jobs generally never have anything to do with fund-raising. A tenured professor will have 3 c…
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Comment #22112533
Let your close contacts know you're looking, and what specifically you're looking for. The more specific, the better. Start networking and looking through contacts that may not be …
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Comment #21809790
Nothing is "no-cost." Something must be given up by someone.
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Comment #21793586
"If I had kids, I'd become a parent, and parents, as I'd known since I was a kid, were uncool." If you're still thinking that way, you're still a kid.
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Comment #21403211
It's hard to imagine what this gesture is meant to solve. Political ads are far more innocuous that the everyday posts of its users, which divide, cement and sway people's opinions…
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Comment #21365902
As the parent of a four-year-old, I'm especially aware of what's happening among parents and children. And as a 50-year old, I've seen several generations grow up. What this situat…
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Comment #21330649
Since when is it part of a scientist's job to "get people to worry?" That's contradictory to what scientists do, which is to be unbiased observers who deal with facts and theory. N…
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Comment #21330300
"Centuries ago, if you could live comfortably (not amazingly, but not be in the street), just by showering a few old people and cleaning up poo, you'd have people lining up round t…
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Comment #21330281
Those big companies may not have gotten there first but they moved the quickest to buy the companies that did. That's how many not-so-big companies became "those big companies."
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Comment #21189149
I've tried to download and install Catalina 5 times now and every time it errors out and stops with no explanation.
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Comment #20658012
Scoundrels are scoundrels. Politicians will also cheat in office who cheat on their spouses, it's been clearly demonstrated. I'm not even sure why a study was needed to confirm thi…
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Comment #20454979
That is not a common thing in workplaces. Interrupting someone who's speaking is rude, plain and simple, in any context. People that talk over each other, to be blunt, have no mann…
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Comment #20415134
I wondered why there was a sudden peace on Earth.
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Comment #20257059
You, and 10,000,000 other people out there.
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Comment #19935554
Personal accountability is a concept that's nonexistent with activist groups. They're comprised of people who live to pass blame for consequences that are individual's faults onto …
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Comment #19935520
Technically, Coca-Cola consumers are the most common source of packaging pollution on UK beaches. That's a lot different than what the title states. Since Coca-cola is the largest …
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Comment #18455500
This is such a disingenuous, low-insight, clickbait headline.
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Comment #18360495
Then how can you derive that opinion? I understand all too well what a PhD is because of several credible reasons. It's a doctorate of Philosophy. The reason for that degree being …
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Comment #18360432
It's hard to get excited about a work that's still so much in progress. Who will be the target market and in what capacity for the final product? Or is that not to be worried about…
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Comment #18323138
The only thing a Ph.D. does is teach you how to formulate and defend a thesis, according to traditional philosophical tenents, and possibly using the statistics and relevant course…
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Comment #18298132
WordPress is having their "Thesis 2" moment. Ironic, really.