On this date, in 1948, guitarist Toni Iommi was born; At 17, he lost the tips of two fingers. As a reasonable accommodation, his band, Black Sabbath tuned to a lower key signature; creating what came to be known as the music genre…heavy metal. https://t.co/lHqvxt0x0U
I spent the evening administering the J&J COVID Vaccine to hundreds at our @RowanUniversity Covid vaccine clinic. I can’t think of anything more rewarding. #GetVaccinated.
On this date, in 1948, guitarist Toni Iommi was born; At 17, he lost the tips of two fingers. As a reasonable accommodation, his band, Black Sabbath tuned to a lower key signature; creating what came to be known as the music genre…heavy metal. https://t.co/lHqvxt0x0U
James McKeen Cattell was fired from Columbia University on this date in 1917. He vocalized his objection to WWI, to the administration, pressuring them to take a more assertive role in government. https://t.co/Ss48j3kYas
On this date, 1913, Albert Ellis was born; known for introducing rational-emotive therapy. His cognitive behavioral psychotherapeutic approach was built on confronting irrational beliefs held by patients. https://t.co/UJUwLTstjW
On this date, 1849, Russian Physiologist Ivan P. Pavlov, was born; also, the Soviet Union issued a postage stamp in his honor, on this date, in 1969. https://t.co/r1br0Xflkx
On this date, in 1789, the first Congress of the United States approved twelve amendments of the Constitution. The states ratified ten; known as the Bill of Rights. It is one of about three ‘rights’ documents that exist worldwide today. https://t.co/AvWzwfQpWP
The father of behaviorism, John B. Watson, published his book, ‘Behavior: An Introduction to Comparative Psychology’, on this date in 1914, shortly after publishing his famous 1913 journal article, which redefined the field of psychology forever. https://t.co/xWs7r8hUNw