I wonder how many books get banned on the threat of their premise as opposed to an ideological disagreement. The more of the list I see, the more I feel like the number of books banned that encourage truly dangerous behavior could be counted on one or two hands
Perhaps the most poignant criticism to be made for the movie Unfrosted was from an interaction where someone made a point about it having bad pacing and I remarked that I genuinely wasn’t paying attention
Congrats to RUCOOL's Oscar Schofield for winning the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences Sustained Research Excellence Award! SEBS Executive Dean Laura Lawson and Dean of Research & Grad Education, Wendie Cohick, were on hand present the award. @RutgersSEBS
Feel like folks need to agree on the baselines of criticism before starting debates. Like at its simplest if people are talking about media there are only two questions to satisfy: was it well crafted? and did you enjoy it?
Save the date for the 153rd Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society in Grand Rapids, Michigan, August 20-24,2023, under the theme, “Adaptive approaches to understand and manage changes in fisheries.” Learn more: https://t.co/f26oK9loIK #AFS153
NEW DATE! The Involvement Fair will be moving to Friday, Sept. 9! We’ll be on College Ave. From 3pm-6pm, and we can’t wait to see you then. 500+ student organizations, fraternities & sororities, sports clubs, university departments, & more will be there. https://t.co/FygDdxcyYi
Come one, come all! As Welcome Week kicks into full swing, we could not be more thrilled that Knights on the Banks is back and better than ever with lots of exciting events to celebrate your return to campus! View the full schedule: https://t.co/FygDdxcyYi.
I am convinced that there are two types of people who watch Nope. The ones who leave saying “aah, 8.5 - 9/10” and the ones who go “what was that TV scene all about???”