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Last year my freshman one credit seminar on "evaluating primary and secondary sources" didn't get enough students enrolled to run, but this year I have a full roster and the majors really suit my class plan!
For example, I have a section on evaluating scientific citations (perfect for those public health majors!) and I was considering inviting the new director of our University's "cold case" project, which I think the criminal justice majors would love. We'll also be doing a lot about evaluating AI, which I think the business majors will like (they have a cybersecurity concentration, but they can't declare that until sophomore year).
At it's core the course is supposed to introduce them to being students here, so we'll also have lots of field trips and extra credit assignments to attend events. The final project will be a short research paper on what it was like to be a student in "x" year using the archive's collection of yearbooks and student handbooks. I think I might even include in the prompt something about "how would a student from "x" year benefitted from a campus resource we have studied this semester?"
Just finished Haven by Emma Donoghue and even though she's one of my favorite authors and the premise of this sounded right up my alley, it was not for me. Also, way too much graphic animal death.
I do pretty well with vaccines - no reactions to the COVID vaccine for example - but yesterday I had my yearly physical and now that I'm 50 I'm eligible for pneumonia and shingles, so I got them.
Last night was rough! Alternating chills and sweats. I ended up taking the morning off and napping.
Obviously, still glad I got them, but just a heads up to others, especially if you are prone to side effects, you might want to plan them when you can take some time off.
People say that Iceland is one of the safest places in the world, but nothing prepared me for the fact that we literally only saw one police car - and it was helping a disabled vehicle.
Like, we literally found a driver's license on the beach and thought we should turn it into a police station, but could not find a single one when we searched google maps.

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[Husband looking out car window very seriously]
Is everything OK?
Oh, yeah, I just thought those might be Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds but no such luck.
I've been married to my husband for 12 years and I just found out that he only eats one Tums at a time?!
Whelp. Got home from 10 days in Iceland, spent two weeks at home, drove to Wisconsin for a week, first day back... book a trip to Arizona for October school break. (To be fair, I had enough Southwest points to buy the tickets outright with them and we'll be staying with the in laws.)
Daughter will just want to do the pool, but we've been out there enough times now that I'm starting a list of things I want to do instead of going to Cave Creek or Sedona for the millionth time. The in laws will have both their cars there since they are giving up the apartment in Wisconsin, so we could even plan a day of just us three doing actual hiking/driving further for something cool.
We'll never know because I'm sure the CDC isn't allowed to collect data anymore, but my purely anecdotal take is that I think more people are smoking cigarettes (like the actual death sticks). I also blame vaping.
Husband and I were out for drinks on a patio the other night and a table next to us was clearly on a date but he looked twice her age. At one point they looked really serious and were holding each other's hands and she was saying "it'll just be really sad when I start dating someone else because that's inevitable." So, an affair?

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I think the only thing grosser than vapers on restaurant patios is vapers who share a vape on restaurant patios.
Feels like a bad idea maybe
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Our girl may have State Streeted too hard today.
Spent the morning kayaking on Lake Monona with an old friend.

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Our car is 16 years old, so it has no bells and whistles. When we rent a car, it usually has lots of features, including lane assist. My husband is a terrible driver, so I always turn it on. For a man with a PhD he has no idea how a lot of things work and doesn't realize it can be turned off. So I feel safer with him driving and he keeps saying "does it try to correct your driving this much?"
Today in ‘everyone on LinkedIn is insane’ may I present… reading a book is a class flex.
I hope everyone knows that when I suggest a book I enjoyed, I’m absolutely trying to flex my ‘fun isn’t hard when you have a library card’ middle class dilettante lifestyle.
I spent my daughter's tennis lesson talking to two other moms about our favorite feminist retellings of Greek myths and our favorite Lauren Groff novels. We're just thrilled to have someone to talk about the thing we carve precious time out for because we enjoy it so much.