‘In classrooms and archives I was taught a particular way to go into the past. I was told, above all, that this world was distant from ours.’
@ArthurAsseraf on family history and the dissolution of memory
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@Telofy@ifonlyalabama@jingle__belle I have not done a CFAR training, and I will admit to not knowing that is--though if it's about clouds, I'm already eager to know more.
As you might have heard, our fourth season will unfortunately be our last. The cast, crew, and producers send their love to each and every one of our amazing #Drewds. But don't worry, #DrewCrew. We're going out with a bang. Buckle in for a heck of a ride!
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So, @TheOnion filed an amicus brief before the Supreme Court in defense of parody under the First Amendment… and it’s exactly what you’d expect. https://t.co/1JFfSqUJFA
today's word: succedaneum: a substitute; a replacement for something else, particularly of a medicine used in place of another. https://t.co/XQ0Zh1D9bj #wotd
🔥🔥 Turns out there's more than one way to burn a book. In Texas they are banning them. But as librarian @ChrisFreeland explains, corporate publishers are suing the @InternetArchive to destroy 1.4 million digital books.
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The form of COSMICOMICS—the stalks and curls of the letters themselves—becomes essentially identical to the story content. Here, everything that happens necessarily happens through storytelling; without form, there is no content at all. https://t.co/iwjGzPNIqC
Spread the word: The Prairie Schooner is seeking student interns! Deadline this Friday!
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Send a cover letter and resume to our managing editor, Siwar Masannat, at [email protected] by FRIDAY, OCT 15th.
Groundwater from the Ogallala aquifer has sustained farming in the U.S. Plains states for generations, even through droughts. But as the aquifer dries up, more farmers are replacing crops with native grasslands to avoid Dust Bowl conditions. https://t.co/vwTgVjyhzX