phd weblogs

By Mentor Cana on September 25, 2004 9:49 AM | | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

From apophenia: phd weblogs:

"I just revisited phd weblogs which is a collection of PhD students blogging. There are only 170 of us on there and i know that there are a whole lot more. So, if you're an academic blogger and you're reading this, add yourself there. And tell your friends. It's really fun to surf and find out what other folks are researching."

"Oh, and it's a great way of procrastinating when you've read PhD comics so many time that you have half of them memorized."

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