And now, the case against Letitia James is dismissed too, same rationale but minus the statute of limitations complication.
24.11.2025 17:42 β π 4405 π 963 π¬ 89 π 61@rwoe.bsky.social
Modern Chinese art and visual culture enthusiast
And now, the case against Letitia James is dismissed too, same rationale but minus the statute of limitations complication.
24.11.2025 17:42 β π 4405 π 963 π¬ 89 π 61Sorry, but why does every single person who thinks of this believe theyβre the only person in the world to think of this? FWIW, as others have said, yes, students can and will use LLMs to reflect on the LLMβs initial response. (Thatβs also not what a primary source is but whatever.)
24.11.2025 15:11 β π 96 π 14 π¬ 8 π 1The last of reggae's founding fathers. Rest in Power, Jimmy Cliff. youtu.be/ck1ZiRXmRN4?...
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National parks will be funded until Jan. 30, meaning if Congress fails to pass another funding bill, the government will shutter β leaving the parks in limbo once again.
https://www.sltrib.com/news/2025/11/21/arches-national-park-facesΒ
It should be a crime for politicians to fleece their constituents this badly.
24.11.2025 13:31 β π 40 π 10 π¬ 0 π 1The review process
24.11.2025 04:21 β π 34 π 4 π¬ 1 π 0This is a story about how Americaβs world-leading cancer and dementia research system was destroyed by frauds and naifs who broke the law.
There must be consequences.
The man has to go. www.thenation.com/article/soci...
21.11.2025 11:31 β π 1542 π 400 π¬ 43 π 10A few of you will recognize this as an homage to the Otto Dix painting, Streetfight, from 1927. Dix was witness to the battle in Berlin. The Freikorps, of course, morphed into the Nazi Party.
It's an astounding painting, tragically destroyed during WW2, either on a Nazi bonfire or by bombs.
My hot take is that over the next 10 years, we're going to see more emphasis on and investment in the humanities at Ivy League and other fancy schools just as state schools and small privates continue to decimate and even eliminate the humanities.
23.11.2025 16:13 β π 1405 π 277 π¬ 10 π 44"While other universities report that the humanities are shrinking, at Berkeley, the opposite is true. The music major is the fastest-growing major on campus. We are finding bigger classrooms because film is exploding. English is back to the numbers we saw 15 years ago. We are hiring" bit.ly/4ohKuOe
23.11.2025 15:38 β π 1272 π 383 π¬ 23 π 57Color photo of an elaborate three-story building in tan brick and terra cotta, cheek-and-jowl with buildings to right and left. Terra cotta in Chinoiserie style. Two columns in front of second and third floors, covered in dense green and orange patterns. Two green critters stand on pedestals in between. Parapet a series of curves topped in a kind of pill shape. Sign in Chinese, green on green.
2238 S. Wentworth, gorgeous terra cotta facade from 1932 (Michaelsen & Rognstad architects), home of the Ling Long Museum until around 1983, before becoming Emperor's Choice restaurant.
22.11.2025 20:39 β π 63 π 6 π¬ 1 π 1After you help your boss convert a doc to PDF
22.11.2025 16:55 β π 11512 π 1414 π¬ 136 π 62= Newsweek News Subscribe Sign In Immigration ICE Department Of Homela News Article O Man Detained by ICE Found Dead, Hanging With Hands and Feet Tied-Attorney PUBLISHED NOV 18, 2025 AT 04:04 PM EST UPDATED NOV 20, 2025 AT 07:16 AM EST N ε£ 39 [ Share T Newsweek is a Trust Project member D Warning: This article contains descriptions of suicide. Please proceed with caution.
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A Chinese immigrant detained by ICE was found hanged to death with his hands and feet tied and Newsweek runs the article with a trigger warning about βdescriptions of suicideβ?
www.newsweek.com/ice-detainee...
Image show a flyer for a pop-up exhibit called "Engraving the Grotesque Buddha, 1660-1850." The imagery shows a 17th century hand-colored engraving engraving depicting four people prostrating before a sun-faced deity figure emerging from a lotue pond. The text gives the following informationa about the show: Pop-up Exhibit showing the evolution of Buddhist imagery in European book arts Saturday, November 22 9AM-3PM CGIS S050 Harvard University Exhibit in conjunction with the 2025 Woodenfish Reunion at llarvard. Prints from the Buddhas in the West Material Archive, a public scholarship and social media based project. Visit BuddhasInTheWest.com Bluesky@buddhasinthewest.bsky.social Insta @buddhas.in.the.west
For anyone attending the #AARSBL in Boston, come see the Buddhas in the West Pop-Up Exhibit this Saturday at CGIS S050 at Harvard University.
We look at the early European depictions of the Buddha and Buddhist monks from the 1660s to 1850s.
ποΈ π #Buddhasinthewest
Six different viziers are currently wrestling over the phone thatβs logged into Truth Social
21.11.2025 21:58 β π 967 π 109 π¬ 3 π 2Trump out here making "The name is Mamdani" tiktoks
21.11.2025 21:55 β π 33 π 3 π¬ 0 π 0Man I would never have guessed that even Trump would get a crush on Mamdani after spending time with him
21.11.2025 20:59 β π 1219 π 37 π¬ 22 π 2Trump gets: $5 billion in crypto deals, a $400 million plane, a $300 million ballroom, millions in deals from Facebook, Amazon, CBS.Β
Everyone else gets: higher prices for health care, electricity, and groceries.Β Β
Corruption, plain and simple.
completely outside of politics, this is so charming
21.11.2025 16:26 β π 8334 π 914 π¬ 287 π 298SARGENT: You said when you went to Capitol Police, you actually filed a threat complaint against the president?
HOULAHAN: Yes, our office did
@gregsargent.bsky.social: Your office wrote in "Donald J Trump" as person delivering the threat?
H: The president
Full ep: newrepublic.com/article/2034...
Bless @sophiegilbert.bsky.social @theatlantic.com: "The past decade has been a gloomy lesson in how limited a proportion of men actually see women as equal human beings...The fish rots from the head. The pig is in the Oval Office." www.theatlantic.com/culture/2025...
20.11.2025 15:23 β π 13576 π 3848 π¬ 431 π 165Whomst among us hasn't felt a little vacuum about snackie all done
18.11.2025 07:02 β π 6715 π 1807 π¬ 66 π 93Ok BlueSky: what are your favorite history books in terms of sheer page-turning, narrative propulsion? Thinking along the line of Killers of the Flower Moon, etc. Nonfiction chronicles that read like novels or movies.
19.11.2025 23:11 β π 2673 π 348 π¬ 2817 π 427They're so fucking stupid and don't realize it. The only reason many white students can afford graduate degrees is because foreign students pay for the programs and allow them to be economically efficient. Without foreign students, many programs will now simply collapse. Genius.
19.11.2025 23:52 β π 1565 π 338 π¬ 66 π 15Get them, MacArthur Fellow Jeffrey Miller
19.11.2025 17:24 β π 130 π 42 π¬ 3 π 1Sign on a library book drop sign requesting people to yell "NOT A SQUIRREL" to confirm they are human and not a squirrel trying to steal Keith's lunch.
squirrel: *points gun*
me: what do you want me to do?
squirrel: *gestures at sign*
me: alright, i get it *opens book drop*
squirrel: *makes hurry-up motion*
me: NOT A SQUIRREL!
squirrel: *disappears into book drop*
me: *whispers* forgive me, keith
Astonishing to stop and realize that, at any given moment, bands of masked men armed to the teeth are storming churches and daycares, terrorizing entire communitiesβand that most of the country's political establishment barely blinks.
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