Jane Eyre
Romeo and Juliet
Ordinary People
East of Eden
A Room With A View
The Merchant of Venice
The Importance of Being Earnest
The Awakening
Death of a Salesman
Oedipus Rex
Tess of the d’Urbervilles
Hamlet
Pride and Prejudice
King Lear
@BFLouHaley The media magnifying an issue would look like a disproportionate amount of coverage focused on single incidents that don’t warrant that level of coverage.
@BFLouHaley I would argue it’s not media magnifying an issue, but rather human psychology extrapolating from single anecdotes and making a jump in logic. People are very good at taking a single piece of evidence and applying it as a blanket truth, when in fact there are shades of gray.
@AllisonLCarter After the art museum, take a drive around Eden Park. Breathtaking views of the river and city. Wind up in Mount Adams. Eat ice cream at UDF. Go to a bar called Blind Lemon. It’s a tiny hovel underground with low ceilings, decor on every inch of wall space, and hot cocktails.
We have launched a #covid19vaccine resource toolkit that provides materials and expert speakers to businesses & community groups by request, free of charge.
https://t.co/sDXcSaGkju
“I’ve seen a lot of people this year suffer and die from COVID-19, and I’d like to do whatever we can to slow that process.” Katie Walz, RN in the cardiovascular ICU at UC Medical Center, our first recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine. https://t.co/T5D6IfgENM
Having a difficult time putting into words the feeling I had when I left the hospital after doing chest compressions on a coding young person who lost their fight with COVID, to see a normal packed Friday night at bars and restaurants...
@AllisonLCarter@EDePompei "A picture is worth 1,000 words, but a book is worth at least one taco." might be the best lede of any story written, ever. Also really digging "irreparable taco damage" and "missing Taco Book by four bittersweet years."
Thank you for this.