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If not willing to engage directly with bluegrass during research, the
accepted convention in bluegrass is to blame the banjo player.
Travis Stills,
Durango, Colorado
On 4/25/2018 2:59 PM, Stacy VanDeveer wrote:
Aseem,
While I agree that the things like embedded environmentalism are good i
A good classroom exercise might be for students to reframe and write a
new story that fairly represents the underlying information by replacing
the the authors' biased speculation and discredited narrative, and
seeing what other conclusions might emerge.
"We speculate that this silence probabl
Good luck to those who are teaching, writing, researching, organizing,
or taking direct action on climate change issues (whether through GND or
not) with an eye toward unions and union membership.
You have your work cut out for you.
The critical examination of unions and union-busting institut
Check out the PIELC.org brochure for several days worth of potentially
relevant presentations that were not presented in Eugene, but may be
ready to go.
Some went ahead as webinars and may be available. The panelists are
part of a generous community that often provides guest lectures. I am
c
Also, any thoughts on: https://counter.social/ ?
https://twitter.com/hashtag/CounterSocial?src=hashtag_click
On 11/11/2022 8:01 AM, Dale W Jamieson wrote:
i'm a little surprised no one mentioned mastodon. several academic
units that i'm part of are creating accounts. does anyone have
thoughts
