Magazines The AtlanticFollowThe Atlantic@TheAtlantic·January 28, 2023Standardized tests are biased against marginalized students, and they can also help those students succeed. How they’re used makes all the difference. https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2023/01/should-college-admissions-use-standardized-test-scores/672816/?utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_content=true-anthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitterReply on Twitter 1619132457151877120Retweet on Twitter 1619132457151877120Like on Twitter 16191324571518771208Twitter 1619132457151877120The Atlantic@TheAtlantic·January 28, 2023“No role of the police is more basic than keeping people from being killed or seriously injured, and the Memphis police seem unable to do that,” @GrahamDavidA wrote in his 2022 investigation into one of the most heavily policed—and violent—U.S. cities. http://on.theatln.tc/1d73llrReply on Twitter 1619128680776699904Retweet on Twitter 161912868077669990413Like on Twitter 161912868077669990433Twitter 1619128680776699904The Atlantic@TheAtlantic·January 27, 2023"The most important people in Washington won’t be those ... in the White House, or even the party leaders who occupy the Capitol’s most palatial offices. They will be the House Republicans who sit closest to the political center," @russellberman writes: http://on.theatln.tc/eGVLcA4Reply on Twitter 1619115756666470403Retweet on Twitter 16191157566664704032Like on Twitter 161911575666647040314Twitter 1619115756666470403Retweet on TwitterThe Atlantic RetweetedJeffrey Goldberg@JeffreyGoldberg·January 27, 2023From @davidaxelrod: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/01/joe-biden-classified-documents-white-house-response/672866/Reply on Twitter 1619045200772608000Retweet on Twitter 16190452007726080006Like on Twitter 16190452007726080008Twitter 1619045200772608000Load More... New York MagazineFollowNew York Magazine@NYMag·January 28, 2023Just over a year after André Leon Talley died at 73, his worldly possessions went up for sale through the first of a series of online auctions at Christie’s. @CathyHoryn writes 📷: Elliott Jerome Brown Jr. https://trib.al/jzULmje Reply on Twitter 1619123234879709188Retweet on Twitter 16191232348797091886Like on Twitter 161912323487970918825Twitter 1619123234879709188New York Magazine@NYMag·January 27, 2023Colin Diver has written extensively about what he sees as the wrongheadedness of college rankings. @realaxelfoley spoke with him about the rankings’ profound influence on higher learning and why they’re facing a reckoning now https://trib.al/CFyb1wqReply on Twitter 1619114734208405506Retweet on Twitter 1619114734208405506Like on Twitter 16191147342084055062Twitter 1619114734208405506New York Magazine@NYMag·January 27, 2023The J.Lo wedding industrial-complex canon is a complex universe filled with dead mothers, worried best friends, sad dinners, and machetes. An attempt to make some sense of it, by @rachel_handler https://trib.al/7yEOe0oReply on Twitter 1619103636235210753Retweet on Twitter 1619103636235210753Like on Twitter 16191036362352107532Twitter 1619103636235210753New York Magazine@NYMag·January 27, 2023Seven actors remember their experiences on the bizarre Peacock meta docuseries, 'Paul T. Goldman.' @Hershal_P reports https://trib.al/if3JvgWReply on Twitter 1619098477002104835Retweet on Twitter 1619098477002104835Like on Twitter 16190984770021048352Twitter 1619098477002104835Load More... The New YorkerFollowThe New Yorker@NewYorker·January 28, 2023The Biden Administration recently announced that Ron Klain will depart as chief of staff. On a new episode of The Political Scene, @sbg1, @JaneMayerNYer, and @eosnos discuss what Klain accomplished and what to expect from his replacement, Jeffrey Zients. http://nyer.cm/vMZybvgReply on Twitter 1619129894352429056Retweet on Twitter 16191298943524290563Like on Twitter 16191298943524290568Twitter 1619129894352429056The New Yorker@NewYorker·January 28, 2023“I moved between recovery and relapse, cycling through the Twelve Steps, then going off in search of drugs. I would walk out of group therapy in a huff and then, days later, check into another detox for whatever length of time insurance would cover.” http://nyer.cm/b9Rw7GRReply on Twitter 1619124859858042881Retweet on Twitter 16191248598580428812Like on Twitter 161912485985804288116Twitter 1619124859858042881The New Yorker@NewYorker·January 27, 2023Part of what makes Maggie Haberman one of Donald Trump’s foremost contextualizers is her fluency in the worlds that formed him. “I was shaped by understanding what sold in a tabloid,” she says. “He was shaped by how to attract those stories.” http://nyer.cm/ffuljMaReply on Twitter 1619115782704713728Retweet on Twitter 16191157827047137285Like on Twitter 161911578270471372827Twitter 1619115782704713728The New Yorker@NewYorker·January 27, 2023An A.I. system designed to distinguish croissants from bear claws has turned out to be capable of identifying cancer cells. http://nyer.cm/F98dQLgReply on Twitter 1619105779352477697Retweet on Twitter 161910577935247769716Like on Twitter 161910577935247769756Twitter 1619105779352477697Load More... VANITY FAIRFollowVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·January 28, 2023Something you may have picked up on by now is that Donald Trump is a bad man whose elevation to the presidency was a net negative for society. Read the latest from @besslevin: http://vntyfr.com/kQY1mEJReply on Twitter 1619133676574343173Retweet on Twitter 16191336765743431732Like on Twitter 16191336765743431736Twitter 1619133676574343173VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·January 28, 2023The conversation surrounding Andrea Riseborough's #Oscar nomination has reached a fever pitch, with the Academy stating they will be “conducting a review of the campaign procedures around this year’s nominees.” http://vntyfr.com/lQdfiY4Reply on Twitter 1619127768335147010Retweet on Twitter 16191277683351470101Like on Twitter 16191277683351470108Twitter 1619127768335147010VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·January 27, 2023Tucker Carlson took a break from criticizing the “woke” changes to M&M’s spokescandies to shine a light on another matter: that Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau is an authoritarian dictator. Read the latest from @besslevin: http://vntyfr.com/FF4kDtUReply on Twitter 1619121091909148672Retweet on Twitter 1619121091909148672Like on Twitter 16191210919091486723Twitter 1619121091909148672VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·January 27, 2023Claire Foy thought not shaving for her role in ‘Women Talking’ would be a “real moment of empowerment,” but was quickly disappointed. http://vntyfr.com/zR0nvMjReply on Twitter 1619117324644061187Retweet on Twitter 1619117324644061187Like on Twitter 16191173246440611878Twitter 1619117324644061187Load More... The NationFollowRetweet on TwitterThe Nation RetweetedD.D.Guttenplan@ddguttenplan·January 27, 2023Can you find the extra word in the headline of this piece by @lehmannchris ? "Will Marjorie Taylor Greene Be the Republican Nominee for Vice President?" I'm guessing maybe it's "vice"... https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/marjorie-taylor-greene-vice-president/?nc=1Reply on Twitter 1619066272117051392Retweet on Twitter 16190662721170513921Like on Twitter 16190662721170513923Twitter 1619066272117051392The Nation@thenation·January 27, 2023We won’t be able to correct the decades of damage overnight, but we can create instead something much better that centers freedom and autonomy for all of us. https://bit.ly/3Dg2QdxReply on Twitter 1619111764834099200Retweet on Twitter 1619111764834099200Like on Twitter 16191117648340992001Twitter 1619111764834099200The Nation@thenation·January 27, 2023Victor's response to an article I submitted arguing Major League Baseball should be nationalized: “This piece is too Marxist for The Nation. Why don’t you try the New York Times? Vic.” https://bit.ly/3wwxwnkReply on Twitter 1619096666715439109Retweet on Twitter 1619096666715439109Like on Twitter 16190966667154391094Twitter 1619096666715439109The Nation@thenation·January 27, 2023“Deaths of despair” — suicide, drug overdoses, alcohol-related maladies – are on the rise in the reddest congressional districts, especially among white men. And the GOP isn’t doing anything to stop it: https://bit.ly/3XTw0qKReply on Twitter 1619093643628797953Retweet on Twitter 16190936436287979539Like on Twitter 16190936436287979539Twitter 1619093643628797953Load More... TIMEFollowTIME@TIME·January 28, 2023J. Lo's new romcom, "Shotgun Wedding" is out today. Here are her best movies of all time: https://ti.me/3jeOXWrReply on Twitter 1619131390909464579Retweet on Twitter 16191313909094645796Like on Twitter 161913139090946457915Twitter 1619131390909464579TIME@TIME·January 28, 2023In a time of rising anti-semitism the stories of the Holocaust, like Stella Levi's, must continue to be shared, writes Michael Frank https://ti.me/3wyo3MnReply on Twitter 1619123841808171008Retweet on Twitter 161912384180817100817Like on Twitter 161912384180817100835Twitter 1619123841808171008TIME@TIME·January 27, 2023Research shows that based on our current trajectory, we will not see gender parity until 2154—132 years from now https://ti.me/3ZZP88uReply on Twitter 1619116292258119680Retweet on Twitter 16191162922581196809Like on Twitter 161911629225811968021Twitter 1619116292258119680TIME@TIME·January 27, 2023Here’s where to watch or stream all of the Oscar-nominated films this year https://ti.me/3HLUldfReply on Twitter 1619108741550592004Retweet on Twitter 16191087415505920049Like on Twitter 161910874155059200429Twitter 1619108741550592004Load More... Scientific AmericanFollowScientific American@sciam·January 28, 2023Making buildings part of a circular economy that minimizes the waste of materials could yield huge environmental rewards. https://trib.al/cncCF2XReply on Twitter 1619130532767404032Retweet on Twitter 16191305327674040324Like on Twitter 161913053276740403214Twitter 1619130532767404032Scientific American@sciam·January 27, 2023A pair of studies raise concerns that the Amazon rainforest may be approaching a point of no return. https://trib.al/ZBkcNONReply on Twitter 1619122724680368128Retweet on Twitter 161912272468036812816Like on Twitter 161912272468036812835Twitter 1619122724680368128Scientific American@sciam·January 27, 2023The sun is unleashing powerful outbursts that could strike Earth, but these events are far more common—and much less worrisome—than some hyped headlines suggest. https://trib.al/dWbPL2k Reply on Twitter 1619115558879862784Retweet on Twitter 161911555887986278410Like on Twitter 161911555887986278432Twitter 1619115558879862784Scientific American@sciam·January 27, 2023Mining electronic waste for rare-earth elements while isolating the remaining toxic chemicals could help solve the global e-waste crisis. https://trib.al/l1uNV2NReply on Twitter 1619106722580205568Retweet on Twitter 161910672258020556813Like on Twitter 161910672258020556832Twitter 1619106722580205568Load More...
