How did I miss this?!

The administrators continue to make themselves ridiculous

Yelling at the very obviously Mizrahi guy that he is 'white' is the weirdest most American flavor of racism tbh

invented a new term for my energy history syllabus: petroglobality

✴️Arresting students and faculty for “trespassing” on their own campus is spreading across the country. In our case, the campus is public property, making it all the more egregious. Herding students off-campus with mounted state troopers: this is #NotOurTexas

Tent encampments are not a matter of free speech but of civil disobedience. People should understand the difference between these things and what they imply.

Everyone of these administrators could sit tight for two weeks and wait out the semester. They are trying to crush a movement for political reasons not maintain order on campus.

Longer clip from CNN that includes the period just before Emory Economics professor Caroline Fohlin was pinned down and arrested by two cops twice her size—for trying to get them to stop brutalizing a student

Wild stuff. Is there a longer video somewhere?

one of the most spectacular public intellectual fails of all time, the goat possibly

Our Russianist Dan Orlovsky is retiring and congrats to him on a distinguished career but more importantly thanks for the insta-collection of imperial Russian history

Yikes.. pasteurization should readily kill the virus, but virus particles found in supermarket milk mean bird flu virus is more widespread in dairy cattle than we think.

Not good for the dairy industry, and if the tests underway to determine that live, viable virus is present…

This suggests that there was a plan to the war but despite the open calls for “transfer” by some in the government, there was never any real plan other than to be seen to be causing immense pain in order to avenge 10/7 and somehow redeem the gov from its unpardonable failures

people will talk about the students and the faculty being out of touch or whatever but Shafik blundering into Stefanik's trap in the worst and dumbest possible way tells most about the fecklessness of university administration and the high 'leadership' class

Jamal Murray is a playoffs legend

Any good book length treatments of the Timber Culture Act (1873)? #envhist #twitterstorians

Another way to look at it. State price regulation looks far more effective than monopoly capital version.

This kind of language is quite common but it's really not reasonable to describe the public as 'not paying attention' to issues that, by the author's admission, are 'technical and esoteric' with 'hard to predict' consequences for policy