@im_sean_wu Hi Sean, I’m a New York Times Reporter exploring Moltbook, and I want to talk to you about your experience with it. Let me know if you have a few mins to chat!
I'm insanely excited to join this team of amazing journalists, developers, statisticians, and everything in between. Working as an intern was an incredibility fulfilling and inspiring experience, I'm only looking forward to what's next!
Certain kinds of jobs got hammered early in the pandemic: they depended on in-person contact and translated poorly to social distancing. Those same jobs this year are back in big demand and commanding a premium.
Basically: Santa.
https://t.co/A725psAQsY
w/ @EveSuane
Anyone one else tracking Aaron Judges historic home run record this season? Last night he hit 60 home runs making it one of the best seasons of all time. @BenHoffmanNYT and I keeping track here (among other places!) https://t.co/wbJJZjPdFo
Less and less Americans may be able buy homes and find affordable housing, in part because of massive housing deficits nationwide. If these deficits aren’t new to a metro area they are getting much worse. Check out this great reporting and data vis with the great @emilymbadger
Our story on disappearing internships after COVID-19 hit the U.S. was a finalist for @spj_tweets's 2021 Mark of Excellence Awards! Congrats to @EveSuane, @shallotly, and @jsonkao, and check out the story in case you missed it! https://t.co/8u3MfcZbRZ
Really honored to receive such recognition! I’m thankful for professor Francesco Lin for teaching me matrix transformation so I could rotate those bubbles and for
@jsonkao for stacking D3 tutorials on me and
@EveSuane for the writing and data analysis 🥰
In honor of the would-have-been fall season, The Eye and Spectator’s Sports section have teamed up with a simple goal: to capture the struggles and triumphs of a remote session by detailing the communities that sports create even when we are so far away.
https://t.co/zPRYuEiK80
Michigan has the third-highest gap in graduation rates between Black and white college students in the nation, reports one of our talented interns, @itsEveW. It's her last day today — she's one to watch, folks! https://t.co/6tBzkFIjt4
The class of 2020 is now entering into a job market that is the worst it has been since the Great Depression. At the forefront of students’ minds is the fear for what this means for their own future.
https://t.co/8u3MfdgNgz
Mabel Lee’s achievements—suffragette, the director of the First Chinese Baptist Church, the first Chinese-American woman to receive a Columbia Ph.D.—speak for themselves. But Lee herself defies easy categorization.
https://t.co/iNPrvebfgn