E&H Alumna Tarah Taylor Kesterson ('03) talks about Virginia Energy on WEHC-FM's Duck Pond Wall talk show, Jan. 20, 6:30 pm. Or find the podcast link in the online story: https://t.co/d69OKqjAtI
E&H Intermont Equestrian wins national championships and is known all over the country...but do you wish to know more about how the sport actually works? Join us Jan. 27 as E&H equestrian coaches share the details: https://t.co/v9Izw18dzy
Getting together is complicated during a pandemic: so E&H alumni are going to gather outside! You don't have to be a birder to go birding with E&H friends: just put on a jacket and join the fun: https://t.co/0UmWeYCHF9
@lourdesgnavarro The interview this morning will be with me long past Weekend Edition. Your heart is always obvious in these difficult conversations. Im so grateful for you.
@jsyow Loving Armchair Birder! And this may sound silly, but you really know how to end an essay...and that’s an important skill (or maybe gift!). I just really wanted to compliment you on that!😊
From PLC Monday focused on collaborating in the classroom. To Friday- Perquimans Central classes Collaborating through Google meet with Virginia Naturalist, Monica Hoel. When Bluebirds move in beside your classroom window PQ teachers turn it into a learning opportunity.
@robsteinnews Thank you for your beautiful reporting on Victoria’s journey with CRISPR. I have to stop everything I’m doing to listen to these joyful (and informative) updates!
The math says that "Japanese women will run out of money 20 years before they die," and I wanted to know why. Here is what I found: a thread
https://t.co/nvsYKaNd8f
@JadAbumrad (2 of 2) please read The Overstory. The Forest Unseen. The Creation by E. O. Wilson. Last Child in the Woods. People need nature. I believe you were feeling that. You even named that episode after the MOSS. 😁Dig deeper: I can’t wait to hear your report!
@JadAbumrad I couldn’t love your Dolly podcast more if it fixed me breakfast in bed: thank you! I’m going to challenge you to dig deeper about why you, and she, and your dad feel so connected to those little houses. I think it’s because little houses make you go outside. (1 of 2)
@throughlineNPR I need you guys to know that your podcast has become a vital part of my continuing education. THANK YOU for the great work you’re doing!