It wouldn’t be a Kentucky session if we didn’t bring bourbon! 🥃
@ericleewelch shared some examples of pharmacy history—alcohol prescriptions during the Prohibition era. 👀
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@MountainRoche You guys should look into Stanford's alumni benefits. A lot schools will give you access to the library databases if you join the alumni association!
@MountainRoche Listened to the first 30 min on the way to work this morning. I love that you guys use people's pronouns effortlessly (as it should be!). Just a small detail that so fully embodies the love you guys preach.
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@AdlerYonatan A lesson learned the hard way early on. As it turns out, the EB fortifications of Yarmuth could be a small garden wall without proper scale. Fortunately J. Chadwick slipped into one of them, salvaging my set.
I have a hundred stories I could share about studying and teaching with Don. Without a doubt, one of the most brilliant people I have worked with. He will be missed.
The CAMS Department mourns the loss of our colleague, Don Redford, a titan of Egyptology and a mentor to generations of students. His accomplishments as a scholar were unmatched, and it was our honor to be his co-workers. Our hearts go out to his family. Rest in peace, Don.
@digkabri Such a wonderful place! To think that we had Halpern, Knoppers, Redford, Killebrew, Fagan, Rubin, and Rubio! Produced PhDs in Matt and Margaret Adams, J. Greer, D. Fulton, K. Ristau, E. Welch, and a MA for J. Tebes. And some of the undergrads are now in full time academic posts!
@JWLevitt My marathon last year was a complete TS playlist my daughter made and I finished right at the end of All too Well. Recently discovered the TS emo cover playlists on Spotify and they're great for harder runs.
AGNES article (on Social Network Analysis and ASOR Academic Family Trees) by Diane Cline, Rachel Hallote, and myself just published in NEA; appropriate, since today is Albright's birthday. If you don't subscribe to NEA, send a DM with an email address and I'll reply with a pdf.
We have a couple of very urgent requests.
Please contact us ASAP if you are interested at [email protected]
We need a Historian of Jewish history based in the USA and a coin specialist based in the UK.
Thanks, please RT!