"Same as the above said, it's a pretty variable number. If you're doing an analysis on some article another person wrote, you probably won't have to read much beyond the article in question before you can write about it. On the other…"
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Reading to writing ratio in college and jobs
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rick Shelton Nov 16, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes
I am interested in any ratio people have noticed either in college or work experience. What is the general ratio between reading and writing for example for a particular research report. For every…Continue
Ratios of reading to writing
Started this discussion. Last reply by Matt Tantillo Nov 17, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes
I am interested in any ratio people have noticed either in college or work experience. What is the general ratio between reading and writing for example for a particular research report. For every…Continue
Thinking for Our Self
Started this discussion. Last reply by Eric Reynolds Oct 10, 2011. 4 Replies 0 Likes
This post will seem intrinsicely redundant considering I am asking for advice and opinions but I can only progress right!! The issue has come up to me in the past two days: Do I think for myself? Do…Continue
Tags: for, yourself, thinking, free-thinking, independance
Difference between straight razor and straight edge razor?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Connor Lawrence Oct 1, 2011. 9 Replies 0 Likes
One; what is the difference between a straight razor and a straight edge razor, if any at all? And lastly, has anyone noticed easier shaving with a straight razor as opposed to a disposable straight…Continue
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Vytautas replied to Steven Carpenter's discussion Ratios of reading to writing"It really depends. You can't put a specific ratio on it and then follow that ratio and expect to be successful. You have to read as much as is necessary to accomplish the task at hand. If you're doing thorough research, you might read…"
Rick Shelton replied to Steven Carpenter's discussion Reading to writing ratio in college and jobs"In college I think it was a 1:1 as I was in the physics program where the research papers were more based on the experiments performed as were the research papers I wrote for my assistantship. In most of my other classes it was more heavily weighted…"
Paul_of_TX replied to Steven Carpenter's discussion Reading to writing ratio in college and jobs"I work with lots of different types of data and I practically never write anything like a paper one does in school. I do have to do "research" sometimes like when I had to understand geodetics and how a datum and projections work together.…"
Jack Bauer replied to Steven Carpenter's discussion Reading to writing ratio in college and jobs"Depends on what you do, the purpose for which you're writing, and how well you know what you're talking about. As you learn more, it takes less research to get your bearings and make your point.
I'm an…"
Steven Carpenter replied to Chuck's discussion Who is the manliest character on television?"Harvey Spectar, a character played on the new TV show Suits. He is a settlement attorney who is "tough but fair". He even asked to be punched in the face on the last episode. He has morals, intellect, and a motitivation to WIN. yet he is…"
Chuck Bridges replied to Steven Carpenter's discussion Thinking for Our Self"you have to start with fundamental principles. decide what those are for you. you don't have to make any up; they've all already been invented. but picking yours is your work, none other's. that's the…"
Steven Carpenter replied to Blaine's discussion Getting Dates In College"Ask her once your project is over. If you ask her out on a formal date while still working together and she sais no then you are both in an awkward position. A major problem a lot of inexperienced college guys including myself have is getting into…"
Iosephus Lvcs Gonzalez replied to Steven Carpenter's discussion Thinking for Our Self"When you're studying, it seems you're absorbing so much information, that apparently you don't have enough mental resources or time to think for yourself. But I feel that's not quite true; either conciously or subconciously,…"
Stein replied to Steven Carpenter's discussion Thinking for Our Self"Confidence comes in when you are sure enough of your self to listen to your own voice whne making critical decisions , or forming an opinion. That does not mean that you can not take the counsel of others, but you should not submit when you know it…"
Steven Carpenter posted a discussionThinking for Our Self
This post will seem intrinsicely redundant considering I am asking for advice and opinions but I can only progress right!! The issue has come up to me in the past two days: Do I think for myself? Do I do it enough? How do I know? As a laster year undergrad I have done a strenuous amount of self-reflection. Have my past for years taught me how to think for myself or merely infer, presume, or regurgitate what I have been reading?The relevance of this post to manliness should be apparent. I think…See More
Connor Lawrence replied to Steven Carpenter's discussion Difference between straight razor and straight edge razor?"Straight razor and straight edge razor refer to the same thing.
In my experience it is easier to shave with a shavette (straight razor with disposable blades) than with a real straight razor, but the straight razor offers a better shave and…"
"i personally shave myself and do edgeups on my freinds with a straight razor with disposable razors and i dont have to worry bout keep it sharp and cleaning is super easy.I did just inherited four old safety razor....yet to use em.But its…"
adameister replied to Steven Carpenter's discussion Difference between straight razor and straight edge razor?"I'm loving my straight razor too, just over a year...the nicks definitely keep coming but more often then not it's me with a heavy hand."
David Miller replied to Steven Carpenter's discussion Difference between straight razor and straight edge razor?"I've been shaving with a straight razor for the last couple of years and LOVE it. Ocassionally I'll give myself some razor burn and a nick or two STILL, but overall I love the feeling of how close it can get and the extra length it takes…"
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