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Sen. Rafael Edward Cruz, who uses the preferred name Ted, has introduced a bill to limit the use of preferred names and pronouns. https://t.co/IAcx2YldHr
Despite studies against it, lawmakers cite Bible to support laws allowing corporal punishment. TST believes in bodily autonomy & personal sovereignty. Student TST members can exempt themselves from abuses in school.
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Two librarians in a small town in Kansas were fired recently after they incorporated a rainbow symbol into a display. The symbol had nothing to do with LGBTQ+ rights, but that didn’t matter to the library board.
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What I want most in life is to be happy. To me, this looks like:
1) health
2) enough 💰 to put the bills on autopay a modest vacation every few years
3) job security
4) free time
5) my own home, w/ distant neighbors & big windows
(Problematic) Idea (born of real issues): After every advising or office hour mtg there could be a follow-up email w/ a tipping screen - thank your prof w/ a buck or nominate them for a teaching or advising award. At least the barista got a COLA during this administration.
You know APSA isn't the only conference in polisci, right? In fact, there are others that are more affordable, provide better networking opportunities, & facilitate interactions among scholars w/o crossing picket lines or hosting J6 defendants. #PoliSciTwitter
When Columbine happened, I was a HS freshman
VA Tech - college senior
Sandy Hook - 1st year prof
10+ years in the classroom & I've never had training for an active shooter situation, but know guns are easier to access & cheaper than therapy. The US has made odd choices.
I like how our PR photos show 6 students working with a professor in a classroom, but that scenario literally doesn’t exist as we keep shrinking faculty lines
Uni fundraising office said they'd love to help, but their current priority is replacing the decrepit football complex, built all the way back in 2019 when the team had their best season in decades, winning a full 3 games. 🏈 drives enrollment, you know.
The nursing program is showing off their new state-of-the-art facility & want to share their good fortune by opening a campus clinic to treat humanities faculty & students suffering from heat stroke since the uni is too broke to fix their classrooms' AC.
The B school is helping too. They suggested we call their Koch contact. They're pulling in 💰 & no longer have to waste time updating their own curriculum.
APSA is protecting its 💰 - predictable. But everyone else should remember there are other conferences, often providing better experiences & feedback. 'Too big to fail' is dumb in every context.
If my students in the summer class spent 10% of this week's energy into any other week, they wouldn't have to work so hard. I wish I knew how to teach people not to procrastinate.