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I was thinking this morning about how historians are portrayed in spec fic, especially stuff set in the human future, and about what depictions of the practice of history "perfected"

No amount of networking at in person conferencing will get you a job. Just so we're clear. Let's just be absolutely clear that this is another thing we're asking grad

If you are old enough to remember what things were like before the ACA, keep in mind that lots of younger voters were not. They're not going to know unless

A great way to have academics transform parts of their dissertations into accessible, engaging writing for the general public is to pay them for that work. It's okay that there

What are your favorite one-layer/everyday/snacking/visiting cakes? Esp. unfrosted. Prompted by my hunt for a one-layer unfrosted spice cake recipe that doesn't include applesauce. This is the one I made the

I suspect lots of academics organize their books like I do: by size, where they fit, in a collection of random second-hand bookshelves purchased over the years and squeezed into

If you're an older millennial, your first presidential election was decided by the Supreme Court, two of the three presidents of your adult life won their first terms w/o the

At a conference years ago, I mentioned that my research subject was frustrated she couldn't use more of her inheritance for charitable purposes. She could only get a monthly allowance,