Like, I need to call them with a hot tip that some students send emails to ask about stuff that’s already explained in the syllabus.

I’m doing some work with a proposed walkability metric and it seems to punch well above its weight because of its relatively small footprint (much of the town is in walking distance of the rest of the town) and dense downtown grid.

I’m not sure I understand what you’re arguing against. That a street map atlas shouldn’t have a street index? Are you referring to something other than the pages where you would look up the name of a street to find out what page of the atlas it’s on?

I mean there are 5,819 higher education institutions in the United States, so sure, but they’re making 895 assistant professor hires in late September?

Are we talking about a regular bike or a cargo bike?