#University

Rob Campbell

therobcampbell

Dumb guy economics: A thread. Follow at your own risk.**If you don't want to get down, do not read.**Back in March when schools in Ontario let out for a 3

Connected Single-Wides

2xwide_dreaming

This is correct...Though N95 masks are better than 90% of the face coverings I see, the “science” doesn’t support effectiveness vs COVID.If that were the case, our labs dealing with

YHWH Yeshua The Way

YHWH_Yeshua_Way

Bible study discussion thread: names of countries in Middle East and Africa have changed over years, often renamed by map makers to suit who the map was designed for, or

Maddison Connaughton

madconnaughton

Strong line up in this weekend's @SatPaper with @oz_f on how public health underfunding and reliance on outsourcing left Victoria with a bolted-together contact tracing system that was "totally challenged",

The Hoarse Whisperer

TheRealHoarse

Can we start a master thread of all the geniuses getting fired for storming the Capitol yesterday?Drop any stories about the firings in the comments.#TraitorsGettingFired #TraitorsGettingFired https://twitter.com/trewardwbal/status/13472260

Christine Whyte

ChristineHWhyte

I saw some comments this morning that Scotland and Scottish people should address their own imperial history, so I thought I'd make a wee list of some of the existing

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

SURGING #B117 WITHIN US—growing 7% per day, doubling every 9.8 days nationally, & expected to become dominant by March 23rd. It is surging fastest in Florida—doubling every 9.1 days. Scientists

Tim Luttermoser

BugmanTim

I've ranted occasionally that I think academics should their relationship with admin as explicitly adversarial, and I want to unpack that a bit (albeit on the fly, so it'll be

Network for Research into Chinese Ed Mobilities

ChiEdMobilities

A fascinating episode by four internally and transnationally #mobile Chinese academics @dikaioslin @chenchenzh @tingguowrites @andyhanlunli about their mobile trajectories and critical reflections on a wide range of issues. A must

Stephen T Casper

TheNeuroTimes

While I certainly applaud journalism focused on epidemiologists, journalists might want to survey American historians of medicine for their opinions about how we are doing.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/04/upshot/epidemiologists-virus-surv

Nathan Kalman-Lamb

nkalamb

The news that Keyontae Johnson has myocarditis is an absolutely critical part of this story. His recovery is wonderful news, but it could have been so much different. We have

Mike Dunham

mldunham

Palo Alto, CA -- home of @Stanford and @Tesla -- is probably the most exclusionary major suburb in the United States, and this November's city council election may decide whether

John Hayward

Doc_0

The Dem student loan forgiveness scheme would turn higher education into an even worse example of Chumponomics: a system that relies on chumps who pay full freight to subsidize those

Disabled In Higher Ed #DisInHigherEd

DisInHigherEd

Today, we are going to be discussing some aspects of US grad applications and interview aspects that you need to consider in advance! *This is written from a general STEM

Katie Lever, M.A. should be writing

LeverFever

Lots of folks have been asking me why college football players aren’t just refusing to practice/play since their universities/the @NCAA obviously don’t value their health. I love athletic activism, but

Unicorn Riot

UR_Ninja

#Minneapolis: We are covering a press conference outside the home of the Superintendant of the Mpls Parks & Recreation Board. A public account is being given of the recent clearings

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