The Korean Netflix "Bon Appétit, Your Majesty" is pretty fun and not very stressful. Iron Chef meets Outlander

Maybe you should make a list of the top 13 rage-bait lists

Did you forget to attach a list of education leaders?

The only good recap episode was in Avatar: The Last Airbender, where the theatre troupe told the story based on heresay and rumors.

See also "best Beach episode"

/2 While also (as Begley's article documents), continuting to say things that fit better into the 1930s mission of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

That's a very fair read.

Keeping the pendulum swinging:

Cold Spring Harbor was THE center for Eugenics research from 1910-1939, science's darkest blot. Watson turned it towards cancer research in the 1970s while facing its past, making this series of short videos:

dnalc.cshl.edu/view/15466-T...

What about the jump scare that 40 years ago only goes back to 1985. I was thinking we'd at least get back to Burt Reynolds.

And he's 77. (I almost wrote "And he's 77!", but you know that he's not THAT old)

There’s a reason we liked Early 80s Night at the ‘Sco

Here's the relevant language, I guess. Not very clear to me.

"The Proclamation also does not apply to a petition ...that is requesting an amendment, change of status, or extension of stay for an alien inside the United States where the alien is granted such amendment, change, or extension."

This is a tenure-track position, requiring a doctorate in a data-driven field like statistics and data science but also related fields like analytics, public health, education, business come to mind. If you learned and used R (and other tools) for data-driven research and teaching, check it out!

Being a content expert was a bare minimum of my job, not what made me a professor. My job is to give context, tell stories, explain why any particular fact is useful for a student to know.

Lecture-and-test was never the way to teach. Before AI, before Wikipedia, we had ..um.. books to give facts

Of related interest, is that a novel and cool way to use “today years old” or is it still kind of stupid?

It's also interesting that Statistics is on the chopping block, with so many data-heavy jobs everywhere that most schools are adding.
The word "Statistics" is evolving into Data Science (with more coding and less math), so I could see restructuring or renaming, but this looks like a straight cut.