I told you it was coming ...
The UConn philosophy graduate students have launched a new group blog, named "What is it like to be a blog?"
Procrastination (which is an essential part of the graduate school experience) may yield some interesting philosophical reading for the rest of us.
More like this
In my predictions for 2006 last week, I projected that the NCAA Final Four would be Duke, UConn, Villanova and Michigan State.
The NCAA tournament is finally here and I'm excited. Duke got the overall #1 seed, but I don't think they're the favorite to win it all. UConn is clearly the best, deepest and most talented team and I think they have to play down a bit for anyone else to beat them, including Duke.
Last week, the more annoying yelling heads on ESPN and its affiliates were all making a big show of brushing off the complaints of NCAA fans who felt the tournament was missing something due to the lack of a "Cinderella" team from a small conference making it to the round of 16.
I've never tried this before, but I thought I'd start out the new year with some predictions about a wide number of things. It'll be interesting to look back next year and see how I fared. Here they are:
Having recently completed my PhD, I can say that Avoiding Thingy, as it came to be known, resulted in many online discussions, blogs and FAQs. It probably contributed to a number of articles in journals, if the truth be known. Go guys...