As someone who teaches college students in #Alaska the fact that students know they can get a high paying job in the oil sector, without a college degree, has serious implications for our culture of education here and how education is (or isn’t) funded
For people without a college degree, finding work that offers decent pay can be a challenge. The solution may require a change in scenery. https://t.co/zwgiI9tyXw
I’m so confused, just watched #guavaisland on @amazon. So now they are streaming movies about late #capitalism? What’s next? A dating show for #marxist?
.@nprgreene surprised to hear the court’s ruling on hovercraft in #Alaska as the quirky news tidbit on @MorningEdition the ruling has serious impacts on conservation, resource protection, and how LE park rangers (my husband) can do their job
In highly weather-aware Alaska, the appearance of buckets on birch trees functions a bit like Groundhog Day, alerting Alaskans that the fishing and hunting season are not so far off. https://t.co/YJQjQDwaky
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross suggested that federal employees who are furloughed or working without pay should be taking out loans to stay afloat during the government shutdown that has now stretched to 34 days with no end in sight https://t.co/gbqJKyg3Qr
Architects are preparing for a future of fewer cars by designing garages that could adapt into commercial, office, residential buildings — or even hubs for #urbanagriculture. https://t.co/yQWxDwbHjH
The Delta Air Lines Foundation is honored to give the @natlparkservice a grant to reopen the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park on its most important weekend of the year.
Learn more: https://t.co/xExymO5HPv