Angela Christian-Wilkes retweeted
Matchday 1 of the #UWCL is in the books and we're chatting about our Matildas in action, how their teams fared, the flare on the pitch, and plenty more!
Tune in @ESPNAusNZ and the usual pod spots.
cms.megaphone.fm/channel/esp…
Angela Christian-Wilkes retweeted
Academics to students: Start the essay early to ensure it is of a high standard.
Academics to conference audience: Thank you for listening to my bullet points written on a napkin in the taxi.
Angela Christian-Wilkes retweeted
A PhD is basically being asked to contribute something new to human knowledge. No pressure. Take your time. Funding ends in May.
Joe Gorman's Death and Life of Australian Soccer is on the voting shortlist for Radio National's Top 100 Australian Books!
abc.net.au/listen/radionatio…
Angela Christian-Wilkes retweeted
Nothing will prepare you for how she goes about saying Socceroos
Replying to @FootballCliches
Jane Hill’s pronunciation of ‘Socceroos’. I think she thinks it’s a player who’s missed 2 pens.
patrick beach making the save of a lifetime and immediately being embraced by two teammates, man i love friendship
I wrote about how predictably and depressingly useless football is at dealing with players who are charged with rape and sexual assault
observer.co.uk/news/sport/ar…
phd intrusive thoughts have evolved into car focus group sketch guy popping up and saying "you... have... no... good... thesis... ideas...."
Angela Christian-Wilkes retweeted
People keep saying, “you’re so close” like that should make you feel better.
But close to finishing a PhD often just means tired, anxious, and one issue away from losing it.
At that point, the goal is simple:
Finish the thing without letting the thing finish you.
btw👇
one of the people i've cited in my phd was a journalist before she arrived in academia. looked her up to see what's she's doing now and she's a wine merchant which is a move i respect massively.














