Ronald Barba

Senior editor @chronicle leading branded editorial. Occasionally here to peek at the chaos. (I'm @

[Josh Billinson @jbillinson]

I just know he’s gonna send all his friends and family the funniest Christmas card this year

[Frank J. Fleming @IMAO_]

This is almost breaking my brain.

[mood @meishato]

it bothers me so much that there are so many songs i don’t know about that i might like so much

[Ronald Barba @RonaldPBarba]

Person from your past who has zero desire to ever see or connect with you ever again: “Don’t be a stranger!”

[Will Manidis @WillManidis]

if you talk to any serious hiker they’re like yes demons are real, make sure you don’t walk along a stream for too long, sometimes a witch trails me for miles, avoid wearing bright colors, and pray being entering the forest. the ancient is still very much alive along the edges.

[Ronald Barba @RonaldPBarba]

Sending my best friend Taylor and her partner a huge congratulations on their engagement.

[Ronald Barba @RonaldPBarba]

“Men used to go to war.”

Me: Holding back tears, too afraid to put my feet inside a new pair of loafers because of ouchies.

[mau @rllydu]

eternal fine shyt of the thotless mind

[Ronald Barba @RonaldPBarba]

girl I hate it here again bye

[alfie @alfienxo]

my heart so big that even after you HURT me i will still try and find the good in you.

[Ronald Barba @RonaldPBarba]

my innie and my outie

[😱👻😱barbara johnson SCREAM account 😱👻😱 @eleanoir]

i think i hate meeting people where theyre at. why are they at there

[Ronald Barba @RonaldPBarba]

“Donald Trump is going to war with higher education.”

Tomorrow, we're talking Trump and higher ed in this @chronicle virtual forum: what has happened so far, which news is worth paying attention to, and how things will shape the future.

https://t.co/QPVdXQJs7p

[Ronald Barba @RonaldPBarba]

Will actually be using my Bluesky account now. Bye.

https://t.co/EYDXMvD1Va

[Michael Caine @themichaelcaine]

Calm down

[Leigh Giangreco @LeighGiangreco]

I want to throw myself out of a window when I read old reporter's memoirs from WWII because they're like "I was a high school dropout in rural Mississippi when I walked into my local newspaper and they asked 'How'd ya like to go to Paris, kid?' And so began my 80-year career."