The Wegman’s beer section

I clicked on this with a foolish expectation that the piece in question would be older than the late nineteenth century

highly recommend Elissa Harbert’s scholarship on this show!!!

Princeton used to have an email list for scavenging catering leftovers. Nutritionally questionable but very economical grad student diet

I also have a rug thing, though this one is from eBay and of unknown provenance (I think it’s probably actually Kurdish??). I’m going to take it to Zakian once I get my car out of this giant block of ice.

Yeah I would ask the same!!!

Are they STEM majors? I’ve encountered a lot of math/science faculty whose attitude seems to be “if you can do the problems on the test it doesn’t matter whether you came to class”

“Yeah there’s a lot of wooder under there” -facilities guy

I told my associate dean that I wanted to try to save the rug because it really tied the room together and he didn’t even chuckle, what is the world coming to

Yeah I put a (very small) antique Persian rug in my 1950s public university office, you need to get the academia vibes somehow

Most of my stuff OK but my antique rug maybe isn’t

I have pivoted to text expanders; I feel like a tech dunce but to be fair one doesn't have time to learn about tech when one is typing "this paragraph would benefit from a stronger topic sentence" over and over

I created a whole library of comments in Blackboard when I used that! The current Canvas tool exists but only works in the summary comment box and I'm looking for something for inline comments and quizzes

Thanks!! Blackboard is better than Canvas for this particular feature

OK, maybe I actually want something that does custom keyboard shortcuts?

the idea is that I can have a small library of standard comments that I can insert with a keyboard shortcut or two. you'd think that Canvas would have a tool for this but think again, it is very limited

ideally something I can install on two Macs