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The more things change, eh? From @SCSULibrary’s Special Collections.
New project means new tools, and I'm finally getting to play around with @tropy! Before I reinvent the wheel, are there any manuscript folks out there willing to share a metadata template for MS pages / openings?
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this is very standard in medieval bestiaries! so cool to see that they were on the money
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In the late 1880s, a formerly enslaved man named William Dorsey Swann started hosting private balls known as drags, a name possibly derived from “grand rag,” an antiquated term for masquerade balls. bit.ly/3oTNFTt
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Ever wonder what the rest of the Shakespeare portrait would have looked like? I asked an AI to generate
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If you, like I, couldn’t be there today, calling and writing your legislators is still crucial!!! Here’s a handy link to find your legislator: cga.ct.gov/asp/menu/cgafindl…
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We are opening a women’s cooperative in Tuscany! We are a community clay lab asking for your financial support. Get swag and come to play with clay in Italy! kickstarter.com/projects/tus… – at Perugia, Umbria
Temple graduate students have been on strike since the end of January. Click! That! Link!
From Week 5 of the Graduate Workers Strike w/@TUGSA_6290
If you can, please donate to the union's strike fund below -- we need it now more than ever!
tugsa.betterworld.org/
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Interested in #DigitalArtHistory and #MedievalManuscripts? Come chat with me and @mediumaeveum at our upcoming @ICMA online gathering on March 2, 2023 medievalart.org/calendar/dig…
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If @NYTimesGuild members don't have a deal soon, we’re asking readers to not engage in any @nytimes platforms tomorrow and stand with us on the digital picket line! Read local news. Listen to public radio. Pull out a cookbook. Break your Wordle streak.
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sufjan stevens me watching the
election results
🤝
quitting after two states
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The artwork depicts a man enjoying the chrysanthemum that has grown in the company of rocks and bamboo — symbols of a life in reclusion, which, on a different level, can be construed as congratulatory wishes for long life. Look closer: chineseiconography.org/items…
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