There is a weird divide in everyday life now where some of us act like thereâs mass death being perpetrated indiscriminately by a nuclear-armed country and others who act like we are overreacting and being weird đ¤ˇ
This is why independent spaces are so vital for communities. Could this happen at a Target or a Walmart? Only if the staff at empowered to act, and most times theyâre not. People know what to do, and structures can either help or hinder.
The morning #HurricaneHelene hit Asheville members of our co-op sat in the dark, listening to the howling wind and crack of trees falling. When we emerged to take stock a cardboard sign on our door read âCommunity meeting here, Saturday at 2. Letâs talk about how we can take care of each other.â 1/?
*exhales*
"Now would be a good time for this reminder: ... While football revenue can help subsidize other sports, money from athletics rarely flows to the educational side; it is often the opposite.... Most major universities subsidize athletics, not the other way around."
What Does College Football Have to Do With College: "does a multibillion-dollar sports enterprise, attached to American universities, make any sense?"
The question isnât new. But seismic changes to college sports, embraced by Coach Deion Sanders and his University of Colorado Buffaloes, have made it more relevant than ever.
Keep waiting for them to pull Wheeler, then weâll do something. Hmm itâs the 7th inning already? Hmmmmđ
go go go 550 NTT faculty teach 60% of all undergrad courses, yet the Uniâs top 30 executives make more than all of them combined seiu73.org/2024/10/univ...
I am in the process of designing a new MA course for CUNYâs Middle East Studies program called âPalestine, Palestinians, and the State in Comparative Perspectiveâ for Spring 2025. I welcome any suggested readings/resources. I will share the syllabus once itâs ready.
HOLY SHIT