The Woes of a Junior

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[studie-s]

07.02.18 // june was honestly a rough month for me!! a lot happened and i cried a lot. july pls be good to me and the same goes for anyone for reading this ♡

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[elrood]

I bought so many new books this week and I can‘t wait to read them after finishing my last exam in two weeks! (I‘m still reading the picture of dorian gray :‘)) I‘m so thankful for the sunshine in my apartment, I‘ll definitely go for a walk this afternoon to enjoy some more of the sun :)

[studylizziee]

31.10.18 // not really celebrating Halloween this year, but enjoy it if you are! 🎃 I have quite a lot of work to get done today to make the most of the fact that I only had timetabled stuff in the morning. Let’s see how much I actually do:

anatomy catch up

prepare PBL presentation

analytical review (the pics!)

prep for placement

[tbhstudying]

here are old studyblr photos that i’m slowly scraping out from the bottom of my photo library! i always seem to forget to post :(((((

[linceestudies]

more research & more coffee ☕️

[galina]

Two things I’m working on today: I am the co-editor of a special edition of the Goldsmiths literature journal (GLITS), so I’m currently checking over peer review sheets and manuscript feedback from our board of editors. 

I am also writing questions for an event I’ve been putting together as part of Alternative Careers Week at Goldsmiths, which is a conversation about the challenges facing prospective academics between myself, Dhanveer Brar, Beth Guilding, Jake Hall, Akanksha Mehta and Roberto Mozzachiodi.

You can find the details of the event here: Is a Career in Academia Worth it?

[isthsnametakenyet]

100 Days of Productivity - Day 107/100 January 25, 2018

And the economics continues. Note taking for this subject is so time consuming! I am going to have to establish a more efficient system when I get back to school, seeing as all my subjects are content-heavy essay subjects. If any one has any tips on how they manage subjects like these, please share!

[cosystudy]

10.02.19 - spent my Sunday afternoon in the library. it was quieter than in the week which meant I got a spot in one of my favourite parts, it’s so light and peaceful in this section. (instagram)

[j0study]

Finally did something for school again haha because the last weeks I had so many free periods but in March exam season already starts again.

-23/02/19

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part two of me going through all of my old notes and finding these genetics notes that had some cute drawings featuring a little doodle of a labrador !

my handwriting as changed a bit since last year which is always a joy for me to see ! i’ve never ad consistent handwriting for more than a year, and it’s always exciting for me to see it evolve:)

[vitruvianstudies]

01/14/19 // a bunch of physics notes on waves 🌊

[studiants]

110418 + happier than ever to be back from a period of self care and studying. hope you’re doing well today & remember to take care of yourself.

🎼: world without you — blai$y, shiloh dynasty

[noorastudy]

what’s in my bag? Sorry for the inactivity! Had some work to do since school starts tomorrow 🌱

[expatesque]

18.03.2018 // Essays and tea and avoiding the snow outside.

[belles-etudes]

back to school

[galina]

Two things I’m working on today: I am the co-editor of a special edition of the Goldsmiths literature journal (GLITS), so I’m currently checking over peer review sheets and manuscript feedback from our board of editors. 

I am also writing questions for an event I’ve been putting together as part of Alternative Careers Week at Goldsmiths, which is a conversation about the challenges facing prospective academics between myself, Dhanveer Brar, Beth Guilding, Jake Hall, Akanksha Mehta and Roberto Mozzachiodi.

You can find the details of the event here: Is a Career in Academia Worth it?