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Take opportunities. Make opportunities. – Researcher Development
Anyone can see that’s an opportunity. But most opportunities aren’t like that.
Highways and liminal spaces in Canadian crime writing – Double spaced
I had asked if anyone had taken videos of any highway drives, that I would love to see them.
Don’t be scared to network – advice from ECA Alumna – Inform.ed
free snacks are a bonus for anyone , introverted or not!
(!) Hot Chocolate Hugs and Great Expectations – Information Services Group: Student Employee Blog
She was always ready to compromise with last-minute changes to work schedules if, for example, anyone overslept and missed their alarms because they’d stayed up till 4:00AM writing
Web Publishers’ Community – July Update – Website and Communications Blog
What’s more, as it is an open resource, anyone can view and use any of the content which will save a considerable amount of time when designing or developing your
SAN problems of 27th March 2014 – Computing Systems
Thus causing problems for anyone trying to access data on those volumes.
Ada Lovelace Day 2016 – Ada Lovelace Day
If you were part of the working group last year then we’d love to get the group reconvened and if anyone who wasn’t involved last year would like to
The goat who laughs and weeps – Buddhism Teaching Resources
The brahmin released the goat, and saying, “Let us not allow this goat to be killed by anyone !” he took his pupils and wandered with that goat.
Crafting clarity: the impact of my Employ.ed on Campus Signage Internship – Inform.ed
I have discovered that the key to being offered opportunities is to be friendly, approachable and interested with anyone I’ve been introduced to. ... I want to stress that this experience can be for anyone and everyone!
Sharka Ondrouchova – Geoscience Outreach and Engagement (2021-22)
On my life journey, I need to start realizing that I have a right to be just as active and valuable as anyone else in the shaping of our society. ... But understanding isn’t enough. Just like every student on their academic journey, just like anyone
