Monthly Archives: August 2010

Information Overload: The Soy Debate

Posted on August 16, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Is soy good or bad for you? Too much conflicting information is giving me a headache.Continue reading «Information Overload: The Soy Debate» Continue reading →

Posted in Random Thoughts | Tagged Health, Health and Fitness, Health Debate, Soy, Soy Benefits, Soy Debate, Veganism, Vegetarian Children, Vegetarianism | 2 Comments

I Want to Meet This Kid!

Posted on August 14, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

I guess all MSc kids think alike?Continue reading «I Want to Meet This Kid!» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels, Random Thoughts | Tagged Dissertation, Masters, Postgrad, Procrastination, Video, YouTube | Leave a comment

No School… Now What?

Posted on August 14, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Almost done being a student, now on to bigger things!Continue reading «No School… Now What?» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged Academic Journal, Dissertation, Genamics, Job-hunting, Jobs, Journal Submission, London School of Economics, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, LSE, LSHTM, MSc, Postgraduate, Research, September, Work, Young Academics | 2 Comments

Young and Poor

Posted on August 12, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Young, poor & living in London? Check out Young & Poor’s website so you don’t have to be a hermit!Continue reading «Young and Poor» Continue reading →

Posted in Random Thoughts | Tagged budget, England, London, London for Free, student, Student Life, UK, Young and Poor, Young and Poor Website, Youth | Leave a comment

Note to Self:

Posted on August 11, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

It’ll all work out.Continue reading «Note to Self:»

Posted in Random Thoughts | Tagged England, Keep Calm and Carry On, Life, Quotes | Leave a comment

Quarter-life Crisis

Posted on August 11, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Having a serious quarter-life crisis and hoping that I’m not going to be homeless.Continue reading «Quarter-life Crisis» Continue reading →

Posted in Random Thoughts | Tagged Graduate, Job-hunting, London, LSE, Mid-Twenties, New Grad, Quarter-life crisis, University | Leave a comment

Goodbye, S.!

Posted on August 10, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Goodbye, S.! Taking a minute to remember our fun adventures!Continue reading «Goodbye, S.!» Continue reading →

Posted in European Excursions, Family, Travel, Vacations & Leisure | Tagged Andorra, Barcelona, europe, Family, France, Ireland, Italy, London, Malta, Photos, Spain, The Traveling Scholar, Traveling | 2 Comments

Top Five European Cities

Posted on August 7, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

My European Cities Top 5 List! Check it out and see if you agree! Am I missing any?Continue reading «Top Five European Cities» Continue reading →

Posted in European Excursions, Travel, Vacations & Leisure | Tagged Antibes, Edinburgh, europe, London, Nice, Positano, Rome, Sightseeing, South of France, The Amalfi Coast, The Traveling Scholar, Top 5, Top 5 European Cities, Travel | 3 Comments

Business Shannon vs. Social Policy Shannon

Posted on August 6, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

As I sit here writing my dissertation, I find that business (undergraduate) Shannon is fighting with social policy (postgraduate) Shannon. Take that in a non-schizophrenic way. I don’t want to go into my dissertation topic in depth for fear that I’ll … Continue reading →Continue reading «Business Shannon vs. Social Policy Shannon»

Posted in Academic Morsels, Random Thoughts | Tagged Civil Society, Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, CSR Mandates, Governance, Governance Gaps, LSE, Masters Dissertation, PPP, Private Sector, Public-Private Partnerships, Role of the State, State | Leave a comment

Last Day in Ireland: The Cliffs of Moher

Posted on August 5, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Recap: Our last day in Ireland!Continue reading «Last Day in Ireland: The Cliffs of Moher» Continue reading →

Posted in A Place to Lay Your Head, Art & Culture, Ireland, Vacations & Leisure | Tagged Aran Islands, Budget Travel, Bus, Cliffs of Moher, Cliffs of Moher Tours, Cork, County Clare, County Galway, europe, European Travel, Ireland, Sightseeing, student, the Burren, The Traveling Scholar, Tours, Traveling, Western Europe | Leave a comment