T. R. Levin
@trlevin.bsky.social
Gastroenterologist, clinical researcher, bean freak, and proud girl dad.
Manhattan is the Maryland Crab Soup of Clam Chowders
May 24, 2025 at 5:37 PM
Manhattan is the Maryland Crab Soup of Clam Chowders
The things about him that make the most sense are the most likely to block him being confirmed— we DO need a healthier food supply and we do need to get serious about chronic illnesses like diabetes.
December 6, 2024 at 4:17 PM
The things about him that make the most sense are the most likely to block him being confirmed— we DO need a healthier food supply and we do need to get serious about chronic illnesses like diabetes.
I think we all know the answer
July 4, 2023 at 9:53 PM
I think we all know the answer
Better that than the one I saw outside Atlanta:”Lee May have surrendered, but I didn’t”
July 2, 2023 at 1:18 PM
Better that than the one I saw outside Atlanta:”Lee May have surrendered, but I didn’t”
If Harvard were truly committed to increasing access to an élite education, it could have invested a fraction of its fifty-three-billion-dollar endowment in free college-preparatory academies across America and guided hundreds of poor Black and Latino students through the university’s gates.
July 1, 2023 at 11:35 PM
If Harvard were truly committed to increasing access to an élite education, it could have invested a fraction of its fifty-three-billion-dollar endowment in free college-preparatory academies across America and guided hundreds of poor Black and Latino students through the university’s gates.
“Harvard did not have to pursue such a comical vision of social justice. It could have vastly expanded its class sizes, relaxed its admissions standards, and cut off its pipelines from exclusive private schools. It could have opened its doors to hundreds of community-college transfers.”
July 1, 2023 at 11:34 PM
“Harvard did not have to pursue such a comical vision of social justice. It could have vastly expanded its class sizes, relaxed its admissions standards, and cut off its pipelines from exclusive private schools. It could have opened its doors to hundreds of community-college transfers.”