Boston Trip OVERALL REPORT

I realize that there have been a flood of posts, later tomorrow when I get back to campus I will collect them, move them to this post, and then delete the miniseries. But more after the break.

Boston Trip

Ok, need to get better at finding wifi...


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Location:U.S. 20,Boston,United States

Boston Trip Part 8

Yes!


The Big Dig


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Location:The Big Dig

Boston Trip Part 7

BOSTON!!!!


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Location:BOSTON!!!!

Boston Trip Part 6

We're at the outer limits of the T.


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Location:Oak Grove

Boston Trip Part 5

Water Source For Boston


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Location:US Route 1

Boston Trip Part 4

Almost there.


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Location:Winchester, MA

Boston Trip Part 3

Try saying Tyngsboro ten times.


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Location:Tyngsboro Park & Ride

Boston Trip Part 2

George and the bus



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Location:Nashua Park and Ride

Boston Trip

Today is off to a great start with paper and nutrition!



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Location:Pemberton Rd,Nashua,United States

Spring Break Day SEVEN

Okay, Boston trip set for tomorrow, will do a series of miniposts with pictures when I can.


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Location:Pemberton Rd,Nashua,United States

Spring Break Day VI

Day 6, so far nothing of interest has happened. Boston Trip set for Friday/Saturday. Going to Dentist tomorrow, AFTER having seen TTGL, I'm slightly worried. This is why. Anyway....

Spring Break Day 4

Gotta love being home.


Slept whole day, will get stuff done stahting tomorrow!
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Location:Pemberton Rd,Nashua,United States

Spring Break Day III

I woke up at 1pm?

Spring Break Day 2

Good Evening, I managed to get back to Nashua in one piece....

SPRING BREAK DAY ONE

Today it starts. After listening to AmCon have a rather misinformed discussion about TEH INTERWEBZ, during which they proved that they only know about Facebook and Twitter, (gaiz, 4 future ref.: http://www.4chan.org/ is the REAL face of TEH INTERWEBZ), we went on a short rant about democracy. But now....SPRING BREAK! 3 tiem is nao!


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Location:Cedar Ave,Northfield,United States

You can count on me to find the "out there" articles.

In Social capital, class gender and race conflict, and population health: an essay review of Bowling Alone’s implications for social epidemiology (2002), Carles Muntaner and John Lynch, to quote their title, evaluate Bowling Alone and its implications for social epidemiology. Specifically, Muntaner and Lynch provide arguments about how Social Capital, as a framework for social epidemiology, is limited by the omission of discussion on class, race and gender relations, and political variables, and Muntaner and Lynch link earlier social science with modern social science (261).

WHY.jpeg

So....today we start off with multidirectional trolling, followed by a discussion of the Putnam reviews. I proceeded to learn that I am not allowed to use a review that was coauthored by Putnam himself, so I went to one from an Epidemiology journal instead. Fun...
After engaging in more such shenanigans, we proceeded to open a shared GDoc for the project.
IRLWork now...

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Location:The Caf

Here we Go

In preparation for the Norseman Tour beginning later today, I would like to apologize for not keeping up with the posts. I've been saving post room for two mega posts coming up: The Voluntary Associations Essay and the Putnam Paper.

Youth vs Elderly

The only thing that I can think of to write about is how the problems in society today are being caused by the fact that there are two generations competing for power right now. It is a bit like those adorable senior citizens living right next to a playground. "Hey, get off my lawn! Damn kids!" In this case, the lovable grouches are our parents' generation, the kids are us, and the lawn is the entire government. If only the older generation could realize that they've all become the old couple in the neighborhood who are always complaining about the kids of the day, they would realize that it is time to let go, hire a couple of teenagers to mow their lawns, and learn the art of doting on the youth.

WHY?

How else am I supposed to flush?


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Location:Band Room

Woooo-hooooo.

So, apparently I managed to completely mess up my reading schedule. After finding that I have the abridged version of the de Tocqueville (Democracy in America), and since I'm too cheap to go out and get the full version, I got the .pdf off of Google Scholar (I now absolutely love Google!). I'm enjoying this so far, and, in between squinting while trying to read the 8pt font that was used to type up the .pdf, I've found that I just really need to read everyone else's blags before class and I'll understand the scrunched up writing much more nicely. Also, less paper cuts is always a plus. We'll have a full post tomorrow, just thought I ought to get that off of my chest now.