academia blah blah, complaining about writing
the good news is I'm adapting a chapter of my master's thesis as an article for a special issue of the IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, which mostly just gives me nerd points and if I finish my PhD fulfills a requirement of publishing something
the bad news is: writing, which is my job but also the worst thing anyone has ever done
do I know any labor historians on here who might be able to talk about this NLRB case for a podcast? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NLRB_v._Fansteel_Metallurgical_Corp.
https://buttondown.email/perfectsentences/archive/perfect-sentences-26/ this week in sentences: precisely how, elbows, thin cream, never getting close, a spooky place, well-read
Navajo Nation’s COVID-19 curfews saddled hundreds with citations, netted no money for police https://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local/report/062223_navajo_curfew/navajo-nations-covid-19-curfews-saddled-hundreds-with-citations-netted-no-money-police/
The Navajo Nation tribal government passed legislation to direct revenue from COVID-19 curfew fines to the Navajo Police Department, but an investigation into the aftermath of the public safety measures found multiple breakdowns in implementation.
#Tucson #Arizona
Some good news today, very happy for my friend Blunt https://just-tech.ssrc.org/articles/2023-just-tech-fellows/
anyone have recommendations on the historical emergence of the corporation and the concept of property? legal theory tends to assume both as givens
We know that teaching young people about repair is essential to ensuring a healthier future for our environment and global communities 🌍
We've compiled a few great resources aimed at youth engagement, including kits by us, and friends in Europe! 📖✏️
https://therestartproject.org/education/teaching-repair-resources-for-young-people/
https://buttondown.email/perfectsentences/archive/perfect-sentences-25/ this week in sentences: dignity, ebb and flow, a brief pause, the greedy appetite of my mind, heckles, multibillion-dollar faith