Meanwhile Grad Students
because even a student's life can have interesting moments.
Blog run by S & M.
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…are invited to attend Teaching Demonstrations by two candidates for the Tenure Track Position within our department on May 8 & 10 at 2:30pm in room 255 Dillon Hall.
Following the Teaching Demonstration on both dates, at approx. 3:45pm, students are invited to meet with the candidates for an informal discussion in room 162 CHS.
There will be student evaluation forms for all to fill-out in order to aid the committee in selecting the best candidate to be a Tenured Professor within our department (so it’s VERY important for students to attend).
Cookies and Coffee will be provided.
Schedule:
Wednesday, May 8 – Dr. David Toews
Friday, May 10 – Dr. Paul Datta -
Post reblogged from I Love Reading And Writing!
COULD THIS BE ANY MORE ACCURATE
THIS IS THE MOST WONDERFULLY ACCURATE THING I’VE EVER LAID MY EYES ON
If anyone ever asks to compose my biography as a writer, I will just refer them to this.
Right now I’m at David Tennant in a spacesuit.
THIS COULD NOT BE ANY MORE ACCURATE OMFG. im at david in the spacesuit eugh.
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Post reblogged from It's boring, isn't it?
According to chemistry, alcohol IS a solution.
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Photo reblogged from The Gradualist
Commit Sociology! Thanks to G.E. (Pres. of PSAC 610) for this beauty.
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Post reblogged from Jazz Hands5/5
holy shit
actually responsibility
We look forward to (hopefully) seeing you in some of the future productions of the University Players.
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Post reblogged from Walking the Milky Way
My adviser is like:
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Link reblogged from Betty Louise PlotnickThis is a tricky question to consider: Just how soon should we jump into action ahead of a terror plot? Should we be ready to move against a suspect before we hold irrefutable proof that a plot even exists? Should … Continue reading →
So, our prime minister is an ass.
Which quickly sparked the sale of these:
http://teespring.com/commitsociology
And then this happened:
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Photo reblogged from Satellite Winter
crawling my way to the end of this semester(Source: elvishness)
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Chat reblogged from The End of the World Often Comes.
- Person: How many sociologists does it take to change a light bulb?
- Sociologist: One. Unless you need a ladder and then maybe two people which, according to Simmel, would be a dyad.
- Person:
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- Sociologist: I wonder how come that joke is so prevalent and continues to thrive in our society? What about its basic symbolism do we recognize? Is it the token symbol of technology that we embrace as society has become more and more divided by labour?
- Person:
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- Sociologist: Or perhaps it is some kind of jab at labour unions. Maybe the origin is from management versus union workers because unionized workers would be most likely the ones to change a light bulb and this is really a conflict perspective.
- Person: (walking away)
- Sociologist: (chasing after the person). This wouldn't even translate into places without the basic technology of electricity. Sapir-Whorf! Sapir-Whorf!
- Person: (running)
- Sociologist: Wait! Stop! Why are you running? Don't you want me to change the light bulb?
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Chat reblogged from Exit, Pursued by a Bear
- Q: If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around--
- Marx: Bulldozers. Bourgeoisie bulldozing forests to make a profit.
- Durkheim: Maybe the tree felt some anomie and committed suicide.
- Foucault: I may have seen it fall.
- Weber: There's going to be paperwork about this.
- Mead: Am I the tree and everyone else is the forest? How does the forest see me? How do I see the forest?
- Cooley: ^^ Ditto.
- Mills: You can't look at the tree without looking at its interaction with the forest. I wrote a whole book about it.
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Quote reblogged from MiscellaneologySometimes I write a sentence in my thesis and then think “Wow, I sound like a pretentious prick.
