Not gonna lie the lack of statements from women's basketball leagues, players, and teams is quite concerning considering what is happening.

Democrats, retired or in office, who act like only the 7 who voted for the ICE funding bill are to blame need to shut the fuck up. House Dems *didn't whip the vote.* That is a profoundly clear statement of support for ICE. People are being executed in the street and you didn't whip the fucking vote.

Re: Sean McDermott getting fired, I ask once again: why are all these GMs keeping their jobs when they bear more responsibility for team failure?

"At the end of the day, it's bigger than me. The things that are going through makes people uncomfortable, imagine how (Palestinians) feel?" he said. "That's the biggest thing. I have no affiliation, no connection, to these people - other than the fact that I am a human being. If you have a heart and you're a human being, and you see what's going on in this world, you check yourself real quick. "I'm sitting here crying about football when there's people dying every single day." Al-Shaair is the Texans' 2025 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee.

Quite a quote from Texans LB Azeez Al-Shaair, who was asked about his STOP THE GENOCIDE eye black after today’s game

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idk i think cooks had it

This team just nuked our bubble chances. Man.

You can no longer say the NCAAs are a realistic goal for this team.

5 years no NCAAs basically clinched.

kind of feel like that’s it for our tournament hopes

laces this year!

What these people are doing to the power of calling out real antisemitism, in an incredibly dangerous time of surging global antisemitism….man, it is just so worrisome

Went to a movie last night and a dude walked into the theater, yelled DRAKE MAYE, then quietly found his seat. Honestly didn’t mind it.

I don’t mean to sound extreme, but I don’t think we should have torture camps for people with criminal records either.

look man, if teams wanted to do the most shameless tanking in human history to get sarah strong in the wnba draft, i understand.

Run a real play, please. This one-on-one stuff can not be counted on to get a basket. They may get a basket doing it, but there's nothing wrong with doing it as a collective unit.

That cancelled show you’ll never stop thinking about

RORI HARMON

it's gay to learn about compactness

The Ten Most Ridiculous-Sounding Math Classes Currently Offered at Liberal-Arts Colleges By Jessica Pressler, Janelle Zara, and Emily Watkins Rachel Stein andAviva Shen OCT. 19, 2010 Every year, liberal-arts majors anxiously scour their college's course listings looking for classes that will fulfill their math requirement but aren't so, you know, math-y. Here's what they're signed up for this year. 10. Topology: The Nature of Shape and Space: "In geometry we ask: How big is it? How long is it? But in topology we ask: Is it [Sarah Lawrence 9. The Mathematies of Chance: "Most topics are introduced ina case-study fashion, usually by reading an article in a current periodical such as the New York Times. [Bard]

8. Mathematics in Many Cultures: "Mathematical ideas are found in many cultures, among both literate and non-literate peoples. This course examines both mathematics and the role it plays in the cultures. Examples chosen from the mathematical ideas of present-day peoples of Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas, as well as historic Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece, Islam and China." [Pomona] 7. The Magic of Numbers: "This course will explore the beauty and mystery of mathematics through a study of the patterns and properties of the natural numbers 1, 2, [and] 3." [Harvard 6. Models of Life: In particular, we will ask such questions as: How do you model the growth of a population of animals? How can you model the growth of a tree? How do sunflowers and seashells grow?" [Kenyon]

5. Mathematical Origamist's Toolkit: "Topics include modular origami and how this models the creation of polyhedra and coloring of graphs, comparison of origami-axiomatic constructions to straight-edge and compass constructions, the combinatorics of possible crease patterns, the mathematics of origami design (circle packing, optimization), matrix models for paperfolding, spherical geometry, Descartes' Theorem, and Gaussian curvature." [Hampshire] 4. Mathematics and Narrative: "Many literary works (Arcadia, Proof, and Uncle Petros and the Goldbach Conjecture) use mathematics as an integral part of their narrative. Movie and television narratives such as Good Will Hunting and Numb3rs are also mathematically based. Nonfiction works about mathematics and mathematical biographies like Chaos, Fermat's Enigma, and A Beautiful Mind provide further examples of the connection between mathematics and narrative." [Vassar]

3. Borges and Mathematics: "Jorge Luis Borges was one of the most important writers of the 20th century. Many of his short stories and essays were concerned with philosophical, metaphysical, and mathematical questions. The thesis motivating this course is that if we know the mathematies that Borges referred to, then we will read him differently, and we will read him better." [Bennington 2. Mathematics and Science as Art in Contemporary Theatre: "Playwrights such as Tom Stoppard, Rinne Groff, Michael Frayn, and others have effectively explored mathematical and scientific themes for artistic purposes. Through readings and exercises, and by conducting labs and staging scenes, this class will gain some first-hand insight into the complementary ways in which science and art aim to seek out their respective truths." [Middlebury] 1. Meaning, Math, And Motion: "Quoting a charming articulation by Kinsman (a mathematician-turned-oceanographer, in the preface to Wind Waves): "To the beginner, science is a conversation that has been in progress for a very long time. Our collective work is to catch up on the conversation. [Evergreen] This is why Asia is winning, by the way.

ruin your thanksgiving by reading new york magazine's take on mathematics

Syracuse is lucky to be in this...can they capitalize?

Paige and Azzi's relationship being a potential point of analysis in assuming Dallas's use of the number one pick feels really condescending towards Paige to me.

Somewhere between Heaven and Hell.
Should we have won? Absolutely.
Are we “back”?
Quite likely.
Could free throws ruin everything?
Stay tuned.

Welcome back Syracuse Basketball

Yes even you, poor free throw shooting and dumb inexcusable fouls.

god fucking dammit i’m going to let myself get invested in this syracuse basketball season aren’t i

No complaints about the defense (HOU is 4/16 on 2's), but the real concern for Syracuse is the offensive possessions where they hurt themselves by trying to do too much, settling for bad shots, etc.

Sarah Strong in the first half: 15 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals, 1 block.

Kid's good.

Senate Democrats voting to dismantle the ACA to avoid any problems with their Thanksgiving travel is tragically on brand.

Moderate Democrats saw that voters were energized and might expect something from them, so they needed to put a stop to that ASAP

esquire article with headline “why does gen z love rumours so much?”

every generation loves Rumours. it’s fucking Rumours

ICE to open call center to help track migrant children for removal ICE plans to establish a "National Call Center" to help law enforcement track unaccompanied migrant children for potential removal.

This is a really weird way to describe a phone number cops can call to find kids to kidnap