Dean Miller
@2dogs0waiting.bsky.social
Managing editor @LeadStories.com, Beating skull against wall since '85 as a reporter, editor, author, prof and spox for Local #3 Union of Inkstained Wretches.
Gratuitous dog content is not something I am working to fix.
Gratuitous dog content is not something I am working to fix.
I am a member in good standing (heh) of alll the swim clubs: Dungeness Swim Club, Snake River Swim Club, etc.
September 19, 2025 at 5:16 PM
I am a member in good standing (heh) of alll the swim clubs: Dungeness Swim Club, Snake River Swim Club, etc.
You’re not increasing access when the development office picks a chunk of each class (i.e. Jared K, RFK,jr) and enrollment stays flat.
Admissions staff say they could pick several full sets without lowering standards.
$52B throws enough income to open more seats and keep small class sizes.
Admissions staff say they could pick several full sets without lowering standards.
$52B throws enough income to open more seats and keep small class sizes.
April 14, 2025 at 10:55 PM
You’re not increasing access when the development office picks a chunk of each class (i.e. Jared K, RFK,jr) and enrollment stays flat.
Admissions staff say they could pick several full sets without lowering standards.
$52B throws enough income to open more seats and keep small class sizes.
Admissions staff say they could pick several full sets without lowering standards.
$52B throws enough income to open more seats and keep small class sizes.
What’s the point of that gargantuan endowment, otherwise?
The fact they have all that money and admit so few kids is sick. Scott Galloway’s right: spread all that vaunted Ivy wonderfulness to more kids instead of operating the Ancient Eight as privilege protectors.
The fact they have all that money and admit so few kids is sick. Scott Galloway’s right: spread all that vaunted Ivy wonderfulness to more kids instead of operating the Ancient Eight as privilege protectors.
April 14, 2025 at 7:58 PM
What’s the point of that gargantuan endowment, otherwise?
The fact they have all that money and admit so few kids is sick. Scott Galloway’s right: spread all that vaunted Ivy wonderfulness to more kids instead of operating the Ancient Eight as privilege protectors.
The fact they have all that money and admit so few kids is sick. Scott Galloway’s right: spread all that vaunted Ivy wonderfulness to more kids instead of operating the Ancient Eight as privilege protectors.
They were ready to throw hands to fight off whiteboards’ march to global dominion.
February 8, 2025 at 8:22 PM
They were ready to throw hands to fight off whiteboards’ march to global dominion.
Maybe a corollary: The story of chalk vs. whiteboards at SBU math is wonderful.
February 8, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Maybe a corollary: The story of chalk vs. whiteboards at SBU math is wonderful.
Eep. Seems huge.
January 15, 2025 at 4:05 AM
Eep. Seems huge.
Goddam. I believe this is called bearding the lion in his den.
January 12, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Goddam. I believe this is called bearding the lion in his den.
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Anyhoo, he kicks it off with a very bad misunderstanding of the 1st Amendment and the whole "fire in a crowded theater" thing. cc: @kenwhite.bsky.social @jkosseff.bsky.social
Not only is this wrong, it's meaningless. He runs a private platform and isn't Congress. Does he not have ANY 1A lawyers?
Not only is this wrong, it's meaningless. He runs a private platform and isn't Congress. Does he not have ANY 1A lawyers?
January 11, 2025 at 12:28 AM
Anyhoo, he kicks it off with a very bad misunderstanding of the 1st Amendment and the whole "fire in a crowded theater" thing. cc: @kenwhite.bsky.social @jkosseff.bsky.social
Not only is this wrong, it's meaningless. He runs a private platform and isn't Congress. Does he not have ANY 1A lawyers?
Not only is this wrong, it's meaningless. He runs a private platform and isn't Congress. Does he not have ANY 1A lawyers?
Not once has Meta complained to us about political bias in our work. Not formally. Not informally.
Unlike almost any other newsrooms in the U.S., IFCN-certified fact checkers are audited for political neutrality, transparency, accountability.
“Community Notes” won’t meet any of those standards.
Unlike almost any other newsrooms in the U.S., IFCN-certified fact checkers are audited for political neutrality, transparency, accountability.
“Community Notes” won’t meet any of those standards.
January 9, 2025 at 3:50 AM
Not once has Meta complained to us about political bias in our work. Not formally. Not informally.
Unlike almost any other newsrooms in the U.S., IFCN-certified fact checkers are audited for political neutrality, transparency, accountability.
“Community Notes” won’t meet any of those standards.
Unlike almost any other newsrooms in the U.S., IFCN-certified fact checkers are audited for political neutrality, transparency, accountability.
“Community Notes” won’t meet any of those standards.