Procrastinating Again? How to Kick the Habit (Scientific American)

Raymond, a high-powered attorney, habitually put off returning important business calls and penning legal briefs, behaviors that seriously threatened his career. Raymond (not his real name) sought help from clinical psychologist William Knaus, who practices in Longmeadow, Mass. As a first step, Knaus gave Raymond a two-page synopsis of procrastination and asked him to read it “and see if the ...

Zimbabwe: Towards a Government of National Impunity? (AllAfrica.com)

With the rejection by the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) (Tsvangirai) of the flawed Southern African Development Community (SADC) plan for a government of national unity, there are signs of further economic collapse, increased repression of civil society and opposition and increasing hunger and death for Zimbabweans.

Search the Archives (Daily Sundial)

Today’s rapidly evolving Internet has led to powerful tools to aid students in their academic life, as well as some truly awesome ways to waste their valuable study time. Here’s a list of some websites to aid you in your study, or if you prefer, your procrastination.

Living to Learn (The Harvard Crimson)

Harvard’s African and African American Studies department is located in an intimate area on the second floor of the Barker Center. Some walls are covered in accolades for faculty members and students.

Viewpoint: Stressful times (Brigham Young NewsNet)

Confessions of a procrastination professional