Turn-of-twentieth-century American lit, Barnard/Columbia. Author of Pregnant Chad: Gender, Race, and the Ballot, in /American Literature/ 87 (Fall 2015).
IF NORMAL JOBS WORKED LIKE ACADEMIA
“Hey, congrats on being hired as a plumber here! You’ll spend most of your normal hours being an accountant, but you’ll be promoted or fired based on how many pipes you can fix on weekends and evenings.”
Happy Halloween, fellow weird sisters. SCENE I. A desert place.
Thunder and lightning.
1st Witch
When shall we three meet again
In thunder, lightning, or in rain?
2nd Witch
When the hurlyburly's done,
When the battle's lost and won.
3rd Witch
That will be ere the set of sun.
Tomorrow at #Barnard, catch @nytimes podcast executive producer @theobalcomb '09 alongside @imontheradio and @TracieHunte at the Women in Podcasting panel, as part of the Podcasting Revolution series, discussing the issues that occupy today’s podcasters.
https://t.co/EwE8yOqxqb
The Podcasting Revolution continues... Next Tuesday catch our “Women in Podcasting” panel at @BarnardCollege - 7 pm in the Diana Oval. Free and open to the public.
Tonight 7pm at #Barnard - @samsanders of @NPRItsBeenAMin gives the keynote address to the discussion series "The Podcasting Revolution," delving into the issues of storytelling, politics, funding, and representation that occupy today’s podcasters. https://t.co/KBp6CVzgts
Huge night for voting rights:
Florida restores voting rights to 1.4 million
Michigan passes automatic & Election Day registration + independent redistricting commission
Kris Kobach loses in Kansas