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	Arts, Humanities, & Linguistics
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beta_assets/images/icons/subjects/arts-humanities-linguistics.gif|Arts, Humanities, & Linguistics|As a conductor, how do I begin to get guest conducting jobs outside of my faculty position?|asked by hmgmusic

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beta_assets/images/icons/subjects/business.gif|Business|How can online career networking programs such as LinkedIn prove useful in landing a job?|asked by khaque

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beta_assets/images/icons/subjects/education.gif|Education|Is it appropriate to use, or borrow from, another professor's syllabus?|asked by ebs9

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beta_assets/images/icons/subjects/engineering.gif|Engineering|Having a hard time keeping up with my research and writing while spending time with my family. Anybody have tips on ways to balance the two effectively?|asked by nomatophobe

	Life Sciences
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beta_assets/images/icons/subjects/life-science.gif|Life Sciences|Some nice experimental results came out from student's sudden ideas after hundreds of attempts. Is it ok for the advisor to take his/her data and explanations to submit a paper to a journal as first author and corresponding author and the student is the second author with several other co-authors? If not, what shall the student do when the advisor insists so?|asked by tanzjh

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beta_assets/images/icons/subjects/physical-science.gif|Physical Sciences|How can I get teaching experience when my department only has TA's function as graders?|asked by wham

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beta_assets/images/icons/subjects/social-science.gif|Social Sciences|How does authorship work? When should I expect to be primary author on a paper, and how should I expect the work to be divided up on papers where I'm either a primary author or a non-primary author?|asked by jms

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