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Artist; writer; work: publishing, higher ed, theatre; volunteer w marine animals; curious about everything. Children's Illustrated Clausewitz: helios.house/books/childrens-clausewitz Lists: limulus.ghost.io Is it OK if I bring my dog?

Also, how are we determining which degrees "make enough money?" Because you can make a lot or a little with any old degree. Plenty of CEOs of major corporations who majored in theatre or English or history. Plenty of business and computer science grads who can't get a job.

"don't make enough money" is a fig leaf All those degree programs--social work, art, etc.--have disproportionately female student bodies. This is designed to make it harder for women to attend college--college education being a key factor in women's autonomy from men & left-leaning voting pattern.

The New Republic@newrepublic.com · 2d ago

President Trump is banning students majoring in degrees that don’t make enough money from taking out college loans. Degrees for social work, art, religious studies, teaching aides, and music will be hit the hardest. trib.al/aaAEu6v

The feeling of horror when you reach into your bag to grab your lip balm and instead grasp the DUCK'S FOOT you forgot was in there. (My dog tried to shoplift at the pet store today and I had to buy a couple to save him from a life of crime).

Large brown and white and black hound dog looking unrepentantly straight into the camera

Absolutely shook to the bone to discover that it's been longer from when 'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life' came out to now than it was between the end of the original series and that reboot.

If Baseball Is Ruined, Show Me The Ruins "It is both borderline incomprehensible and self-evidently true that other teams...did not outbid the Dodgers' winning offer...It is equally strange that the Detroit Tigers did not shop more rigorously around the league for a higher return."

If Baseball Is Ruined, Show Me The Ruins | Defector

The Los Angeles Dodgers got Tarik Skubal, damn them. Damn them for having money; damn them for being too damn good; damn them for ruining baseball. That they got Skubal, the hottest commodity on the s...

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The best time to make “Republicans want to take your kids into school a bathroom, pull down their pants, and inspect their genitals” stick to the entire party of Epstein file protectors was when they said that’s essentially what they wanted to do years ago back in Ohio. The next best time is now.

Gillian Branstetter@gbbranstetter.bsky.social · 2d ago

An initiative on the ballot in Washington state in November would require all athletes seeking to play girl's sports from kindergarten to high school to undergo "genetic screening, a testosterone-levels test, or an examination of their reproductive anatomy" before they can play

The Campaign to Force Genital Exams on Girl Athletes Soon Washington State could require sex-verification tests for those playing sports in schools.
Portrait of Andrea González-Ramírez
By Andrea González-Ramírez, a senior writer for The Cut who covers systems of power.

Hey Philadelphia!! Do you want this mural on your building?? Here’s what we’re looking for: You must own the building. Must be in Philly The flatter the surface the better! The more people that will see it the better. We want to install in September Email me if that's you SkypeAScientist@gmail.com

words say "Do you want this mural on your building?" with a bunch of lightning bugs and native plants on a mural that is labeled as being 10 by 10 ft

👇 "The vast majority of people who work in film and television are not studio executives, nor are they famous actors. They are, overwhelmingly, blue-collar workers, freelancers, and small businesses. And they are in free fall." Yes.

Alvaro M. Bedoya@bedoyausa.bsky.social · last wk.

People think "Hollywood" is rich and famous. The reality? Film and TV is a national industry. It's a blue collar industry. And it is an industry free fall. My latest for @newrepublic.com on how the Paramount merger would crush blue collar workers who can not afford it newrepublic.com/article/2136...

I love it for writers when shit like this happens. Serhii Plokhy had it happen with his Chernobyl book (2018) when the TV series hit. John Barry's 2004 book on the Spanish Flu became a bestseller during COVID. Imagine getting $1.80 royalty checks on a 20-year old book, and suddenly...

Ignacio Gallup-Diaz@igallupd.bsky.social · 2w ago

“A Penn professor thought she’d sell 1000 copies of her ‘Odyssey’ translation. She sold a million this year alone, thanks to Christopher Nolan.” “West Philly's Emily Wilson, who penned a highly acclaimed translation of the epic poem in 2017, is having a big summer.”