Thread away! Here's a link to Abigail's post, and here's the pod!
I watched the entirety of Otis Redding's Monterey Pop performance this week, as filmed by D.A. Pennebaker. It was great. There were so many artists who died young in the.
There are some of us in the academy whose parents were not professors. But there's a whole whole lot whose parents were professors. Like, way more than you'd think, even.
Many of us are really excited about Deb Haaland at Interior. Having a Native woman there is just a huge shift in an agency that traditionally has been at the.
Time zone issues meant that I was unable to participate in the LGM Oscars podcast, but on the other hand this is the first year in a long time that.
I've written at length about how corporations have unmoored themselves from national law in the world of labor relations and environmental degradation, while those of us fighting this are left.
Demand for the COVID vaccines in the USA is apparently beginning to slacken: the seven-day rolling average has fallen below three million, and there are many parts of the country.
This is the grave of Lars Onsager. Born in Oslo, Norway in 1903, Onsager grew up well-off, the son of a prominent lawyer. He went to college at the Norwegian.
- LGM Film Club, Part 432: A Star is Born (1937)
- Italian crowd refuses to accept the moral authority of the International Olympic Committee
- Murdering the Sick as a Side Benefit of Ethnic Cleansing
- No One Wants Stephen Miller’s Concentration Camps
- And Again
- How the propaganda systems work
- LGM Podcast: The Superb Seahawks?
- Day Ending in Y
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 2,077
- And when he sees his reflection, he’s fulfilled
