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privacy, security, and compliance; university administration; the liberal arts
Can anybody spot the issue with having a lifelike, deliberately approachable anthropomorphic robot that students can confide in but that is not a mandatory reporter and has no way of contacting authorities if needed
I know tunneling and building structures underground is wildly overcomplicated there (and elsewhere in the US), but I would have hoped that wouldn't also extend to infrastructure that is basically just a lined hole for a large vertical box to slot into.
apparently DoD has also decided they have a secret rubric for deciding which controls in 800-171 are actually important, with the rest being "administrative overhead." So, they don't actually have any standard at all anymore, then. Of course, being fascists, what they care about is "hygiene."
frame two-flats are common in Forest Park. A lot of the time the only obvious tell that they're not single-family houses is the mailboxes. There are a ton of them in the city too, they just don't have a clear vernacular style like our brick two-flats do.
went to the Galena and U.S. Grant Museum recently, and while the museum itself exceeded expectations, what will really lodge in my memory is this reviewer's sentiment that "the gift shop was also biased." The T-shirts were, indeed, pretty clearly pro-Union...
this is what you've all been missing by only paying attention to IL-09. look at all my little candidates bringing their own power bases
oh you work on Harrison? Are you in a bouba building or a kiki building
dang. shouldn't have read this comment because it cursed me and now google search in fact no longer works
academic culture, and even university policy, should be more hostile to right-wing views, considering that the right-wing position is that state power should be used to make the core academic mission of free inquiry impossible. The Kalven Report itself agrees.
when your town has the factory that makes Nerds Juicy Gummy Clusters
The University's immediate response is just beyond belief to me. All they care about is that nobody disrupts his class!
oh thank god, what I was worried about here was that the University might suspend this guy's interactions with students while they conduct a thorough investigation of some of the most blatant sexual discrimination I've ever seen. Won't somebody think of the free speech!
looks like the real-life house did have a very similar entryway, including the wainscoting, and actually had *more* custom details than the set version, so it's fine to be mad about this
my biggest regret in life is finding this pristine Far Side weekly calendar from 2003, which coincides exactly with 2025, three weeks before the end of the year
the comments on every northern soul song are like this and it's my favorite thing on the internet
hoo boy. Just got a Dynata issue poll and I gotta say, much as I appreciate some policy entrepreneurship... yeah dunno about this one in particular
The text messages are really where it's at, but figuring out the exact amount these people were joking/bullshitting/idly musing at any given moment is impossible for anybody just perusing them, as entertaining as that is to do
it's really kind of a problem that aside from specialist press and sometimes local outlets, only the right-wing media picks up stories like this.
An appropriate response to the administration would be that the courts have clearly established that ICE/CBP actions go well beyond "law enforcement activity" and their established pattern of indiscriminate violence absolutely constitutes a life-safety emergency wherever they show up