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Julia Lynch
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Health/social policy, poli sci, inequality, methods, Europe. Teaching & learning, dogs, mezzo-alto, ME/CFS. Getting Better is open access! https://policy.bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/getting-better

Political science 32%
Public Health 24%

Hope it works out for you. Tristan’s make me feel gross and don’t make the headache go away — ymmv.
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Right back at you

Indeed

No. Their uteri still wander — just somewhere else.

Possibly both hysterically and historically. Though I’m a political scientist, only dabble in history.

It sure is!
And the finest Christmas tradition has arrived — #DuvetKnowItsChristmas is today! 1) Follow @rhodri.biz 2) post your pics of your makeshift Christmas Eve sleeping arrangements and 3) give money to the homeless @centrepointuk.bsky.social

Staaahp

It’s been a game changer for me. Improved pain and fatigue more than anything else I’ve tried. And unlike many, I had no issues with getting up to 4.5mg therapeutic dose.

With nobody sleeping in the basement this year, it’s hardly #DuvetKnowItsChristmas. But I still look forward to it.
Tomorrow evening it’ll be my annual duty to vaguely shepherd the activity on the #duvetknowitschristmas hashtag and urge people to give small sums to charity. 7.30pm? Something like that?

I’m laughing. Hesterically, naturally, being a lady and what not. 🙄🙄🙄🙄

Stunning. My granny was an excellent quilter. But this is beyond beyond.

Great story. Highly recommend.
Cool story about a citizen scientist who built a sea floor shelter for seahorses.

Now he’s a world expert.
archive.ph/oYBJN

Reposted by Julia Lynch

Cool story about a citizen scientist who built a sea floor shelter for seahorses.

Now he’s a world expert.
archive.ph/oYBJN
Tomorrow evening it’ll be my annual duty to vaguely shepherd the activity on the #duvetknowitschristmas hashtag and urge people to give small sums to charity. 7.30pm? Something like that?
whew

Reposted by Julia Lynch

With the slogan “Rooted in Philly, Reporting for All,” the Philadelphia Student Press Association is seeking funding from organizations to support student journalism at a time when college budgets are tight and the news industry faces challenges.
These college journalists from Philly-area schools are working to support each other and seek funding for their work
The Philadelphia Student Press Association, founded by Haverford College student Jackson Juzang, is seeking funding to help support student journalism.
www.inquirer.com

The “archive” of the single largest union in Italy (the pensioners’ union in the biggest confederation) was literally in boxes in a broom closet when I consulted it for my dissertation. Other sources I used were from the filing cabinets in a retired union leader’s living room.

Absolutely. And that is a stunning menorah.

I did not let my dog watch it.

Funny story: I bought this menorah post-divorce. Made in China, cost me something like $15, but I absolutely love it!

Umm, no.
JD Vance gets the biggest applause of his speech so far when he says "by the grace of God we always will be a Christian nation"

How have I never seen that before?

Haven’t come for us yet.
JD Vance gets the biggest applause of his speech so far when he says "by the grace of God we always will be a Christian nation"

The kids are all right, I guess?
I love my two blackout drunk Minnesota sons

This is terrible. The New School’s stellar social science programs are irreplaceable. There is nobody else who does what they do. This could be good for UMass Amherst, but basically nobody else.
New School “administrators have started to implement a plan to close, overhaul or merge about 30 academic programs or majors; pause nearly all admissions to doctoral programs; and offer buyouts or early retirement to what professors say is about 40 percent of the full-time faculty.”
Falling Enrollment, Money Woes: The New School Seeks a Path to Survival
www.nytimes.com

If I had had time during the lockdown (no such luck for a public health person), I would have taken up the bassoon for sure! Kudos.
New School “administrators have started to implement a plan to close, overhaul or merge about 30 academic programs or majors; pause nearly all admissions to doctoral programs; and offer buyouts or early retirement to what professors say is about 40 percent of the full-time faculty.”
Falling Enrollment, Money Woes: The New School Seeks a Path to Survival
www.nytimes.com