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Secret to adding 1-2 hours in your day!

Posted on March 11, 2018 by USG

What if I told you that you could potentially find more hours in your day- not by waking up early or by sleeping late, but by using social media wisely? Sounds intriguing right? I am not a social media junkie; … Continue reading →

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Final Farewells

Posted on August 16, 2017 by Rebecca Gale

It’s hard to believe, but on Monday I finished up my nine-week fellowship with Historic Deerfield, a museum in Massachusetts. The last weeks of the fellowship were particularly intense as the six of us fellows were completing our 25-page research … Continue reading →

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#Winning at Research Papers

Posted on October 14, 2016 by Rebecca Gale

We all dread seeing those two words on a class syllabus: Research Paper. For me, the most overwhelming part of writing papers is getting started…which means I avoid starting, which means I end up scrambling to finish the thing a … Continue reading →

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How to Write an Awesome Paper: The Basics

Posted on December 2, 2014 by AllieRo91

The end of the semester is quickly approaching, which means it’s time for final papers and final exams. I’ve already talked a bit about how to handle exams in my first post, so I thought I’d go over the basics … Continue reading →