Christy Anderson

Professor University of Toronto | Architecture | Ships + Maritime Spaces | Editor Art Bulletin | pens + powerlifting

[Christy Anderson @cander59]

hey

[The Cats 𝕏 @TheCatsX]

me with my glasses :3

[smol silly cat @Catsillyness]

"It's me!"

[Christy Anderson @cander59]

@librarycongress The ocean waves crashed against the shore, creating a soothing sound.

[advanced apathy @Tragedy_Andy]

whenever you hear these ghouls bemoaning and devaluing American liberal arts educations, please understand that it's your children they don't want going to college not their own

[Christy Anderson @cander59]

@amyklobuchar He played chess with his grandfather every Sunday.

[Christy Anderson @cander59]

Turbocharged engines provide extra power without increasing fuel consumption too much.

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@rightscholar The rainbow appeared after the heavy rain stopped.

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@tonyannett The restaurant had an amazing view of the city skyline.

[Christy Anderson @cander59]

@william_whyte She found an old journal in the attic filled with handwritten notes.

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Some vehicles have a hands-free liftgate that opens with a foot gesture.

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@inesanma She wore a bright yellow dress that stood out in the crowd.

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The weight of a car affects its handling and fuel efficiency.

[William Whyte @william_whyte]

Our wisteria is back!

[Christy Anderson @cander59]

accept

[Christy Anderson @cander59]

@DemetraVg @SAH1365 Oh thank you for responding to this! and yes I remember your comment well. I see myself as an architectural historian and am interested in all kinds of architecture. But SAH used to be a pluralist org, trying to offer sessions for the range of fields. No more.

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@matt_gin Congratulations!!

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@RepMTG You really are trailer trash!!

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@djhenshall Love Story

[Christy Anderson @cander59]

What about what were considered fundamental skills needed for research: paleography, knowledge of sources, etc?

[Christy Anderson @cander59]

Is language training for art history inherently conservative? Is it ok to only use English sources in graduate work? Are all programs going this way?