If my grandfather could survive the Siege of Leningrad and still distinguish between a German and a Nazi, then so can I says Polina Aronson.
The Sight and Sound Film Poll: An International Tribute to Roger Ebert and His Favorite Films
The Hawk Cam is back!
Pesticides are damaging bee brains.
Unusually detailed pic of medieval bookbinder. “@DamienKempf: A book binder (Stadtbibliothek Nürnberg 279.2°, 1569) pic.twitter.com/QMTD4lv9p6”
— Erik Kwakkel (@erik_kwakkel) April 4, 2013
Can you help us antedate bromance?
Higher education spending is going downhill.
Physicists argue about sterile neutrinos.
How academics can talk about policy.
Interested in Philippine English? Don't miss @danica_salazar's new blog, Pinoy Words: http://t.co/wa9sUzbAUa
— The OED (@OED) April 4, 2013
Social media and study abroad programs.
DPLA has launched.
International education, an Australian perspective.
Are ebooks a different genre?
A philosopher finds employment.
Fantastic! SHRINKING BLOB solves one of hardest problems in maths http://t.co/0knegk1LJY
— Alex Bellos (@alexbellos) March 26, 2013
Don’t think about how useful your degree is.
Next up for exhumation, Alfred the Great.
Hatchet-man of the railways is a great epithet.
Zoë Triska doesn’t want you begging any questions.
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