Harvard hasn’t paid a dime. Bad take.
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Harvard hasn’t paid a dime. Bad take.
Study of a Hay Wagon,1908 by German Expressionist painter Gabrielle Münter #womensart
Late 'Summer moon' by contemporary UK printmaker Carol Lander #WomensArt This weekend's #August #fullmoon is known as the #SturgeonMoon 🌕
Monika Kinner-Whalen, contemporary Canadian textile artist known for her thread paintings #WomensArt #Summer
Swimsuit designs (1928) by Ukrainian-born French painter, textile/stage set designer Sonia Delaunay #womensart
'Evening Muses' by Natalia Drepina, contemporary photographer #WomensArt
'Dancing through it all' by contemporary artist Angela Smyth #WomensArt
Georgia O'Keeffe, Red Poppy, 1927 #UnlockingWomensArt
"Life created life begins" screenprint created by Bronwyn Bancroft, Bundjalung Indigenous Australian artist and printmaker #ReframingWomenPrintmakers
'Rising Tides' by contemporary US painter Samantha French #UnlockingWomensArt
Amarjeet Nandhra is a artist and educator who often employs printmaking on fabric to highlight social causes. One of the many fascinating artists interviewed in #ReframingWomenPrintmakers !
Patchwork face, 1997 by Deborah Klein (1951–) · Australian printmaker... #ReframingWomenPrintmakers
One of many fascinating artists interviewed for the NEW WomensArt book 'Reframing Women Printmakers' is Northumbrian artist Rebecca Vincent #womensart
Beth Hatlen Elliott of Beth Elliott Pottery, contemporary US ceramic artist and illustrator #WomensArt
Tammy Garcia, a Santa Clara Pueblo sculptor and Ceramic artist who creates Pueblo pottery forms and iconography #womensart
Simply beautiful! 😊
Marie Watt Skywalker/ skyscraper, 2012 Native American artist, from the Seneca Nation #WomensArt
US Impressionist artist Lillian Mathilde Genth, Woman with a Japanese Lantern (1915) #WomensArt
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Me after saying I wasn't gonna buy any more books for a while
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Baby raccoon napping next to baby bunnies... 😊
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Self-Portrait, 1790 by French artist Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun, most famous female painter of the 18thc in Europe #womensar
Puffin, drypoint etching by contemporary printmaker Faith Chevannes #ReframingWomenPrintmakers
July Fields, 1959 by painter Joan Eardley #WomensArt
If you’re having a bad day, here’s a cute bunny eating...
Dolceacqua, Bridge - 1884 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/9967
Berthe Morisot, Woman and Child in a Meadow at Bougival, 1882 French Impressionist painter #WomensArt #summer
The Church at Varengeville - 1882 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/9831
Lucy Sparrow, UK textile artist known as a 'Feltist' who plays with and subverts representations of everyday objects #WomensArt
Photographer Barbara Morgan, Bea Seckler Solo, 1938, Morgan was known for her work focusing on dancers #womensart
'Back yard Washing’ by artist and printmaker Pamela Grace #ReframingWomenPrintmakers
Georgia O'Keeffe, Red Poppy, 1927 #WomensArt
Women in Afghanistan, and those living as refugees in Pakistan or Iran became so accustomed to war they began to replace traditional motifs of flowers and birds in their rug weaving often replacing them with images of war planes, drones, tanks and guns #womensart
On the Cliff of Dieppe - 1897 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/3110308
Poppy Field - 1890 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/3110231
'Wild Poppies' by Colleen Parker, contemporary artist and illustrator #womensart
Vétheuil, sun effect - 1901 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/3110323
The Japanis Bridge (Footbridge over the Water-Lily Pond) - 1919 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/11189
Vetheuil under the Sun - 1880 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/9546
Jean-Pierre Hoschedé and Michel Monet on the banks of the Epte - 1887 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/3110174
On the edge of the fjord, near Christiania - 1895 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/3110275
Water Lilies - 1897/1898 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/10754
The Church at Vetheuil under Snow - 1879 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/9274
Water Lilies Red - 1914/1919 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/11225
Water Lily Pond - 1917 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/11171
Morning on the Seine at Giverny - 1897 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/10713
Rain in Belle-Ile - 1886 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/10184
Customs House at Varengeville in the Fog - 1897 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/10687
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Rapids on the Petite Creuse at Fresselines - 1889 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/103424
Vetheuil, Prairie Inondee - 1881 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/9714
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An open letter from US business leaders on the importance of universities for American economic leadership
Houses of Parliament, London, Sun Breaking Through - 1904 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/10926
The Spring in Argentuil - 1872 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/7822
Vetheuil - 1880 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/9543
A province that calls other Canadian students a “threat to the French culture” now wants to attract “top talent” from the US. 🤣 Anglo academic life here is the same shit as down south but in a different language. That money would have been better spent supporting McGill. What a joke.
June 1890. Monet isn’t painting. He’s planting. He buys a house in Giverny and starts designing a garden that will become his art. No landscapers. No architects. Just vision and obsession. 🧵👇 #artbots #monet
The Eve of the Strike, by Jan Toorop, 1889, 📸 by Dylan Buell
Park Monceau - 1878 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/9004
Springtime in Giverny - 1890 #artbots #monet https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/10429
Montreal!? As if Montreal’s English language institutions don’t also face punitive government policies? Montreal would be the worst place in all of North America for Harvard to establish a satellite campus.
Did you see that Harvard was making tuition free for families earning less than $200k per year? thecollegeinvestor.com/58882/free-t...
"Ellen has five times the dowry as her sister Charlotte, but Charlotte is twice as attractive as Ellen, and three times as funny. How many times will each sister reject her initial suitor until each finally marries her initial suitor? What if this is a Jane Austen novel?"
Canadians’ attention to Trump’s culture war against Harvard is 🍿. Canadians’ attention to McGill’s decades long demise because “Anglos bad. McGill Anglo. McGill bad. Government strangles McGill funding “ is 🥱. Are Canadians ignorant, inured to homegrown illiberalism, or supportive of it?
The awesome Great Dane I saw while breaking from my dad’s side in the ICU. Vido brought joy in a stressful time. #therapydogs #hospital #dogsofbluesky #vido #healthcare #greatdane
With the tariffs decision, the immigration cases, and battles over law firms, Harvard, and arbitrary presidential power--the battle is joined between the Trump administration and the defenders of the rule of law and a free society. Judges and institutions standing up to Trump need our support. Now.
Trump's funding cuts to Harvard threaten the university's position as the world's leading research institution. The next 10 are all in China.
I’m not going to start letting the right appropriate language. Especially perfect words like “efficiency”. That gives them power. I am glad Carney is going to cut taxes and I applaud his smaller Cabinet. Hopefully he runs the entire government in a similarly efficient manner.
So government should just tax and spend for eternity? I have faith that Canadians have enough wisdom to have a conversation about a balanced budget without (whoopsy!) DOGE-ing the country. But your knee jerk rhetoric is making me reconsider….
DOGE is a corrupt undemocratic assault on essential government services thereby damaging the importance of public service in a healthy body politic. Wanting to avoid another phoenix payment system disaster or decades-long negotiations for planes is not that.
Since you asked www.fraserinstitute.org/studies/dete...
Taxes are high enough. The government needs to become more efficient.
If Trump really wanted to “take money” from the rich to give to the poor he’d do it through TAX POLICY, not illegal attacks on an engine of American greatness. But like you, I have no trust in Trump to act for the good of the nation. Exhibit A: his BBB, the exact OPPOSITE of your “very good idea”.
I hope every international student heard your heartening words on MSNBC last night. Harvard will win in court but I hope/trust it is also working on reintroducing itself to America so that it can wage an effective PR battle against the toxic lies being spewed about it by this deranged admin.
I do think the Democratic Party has a gerontocracy problem, but the media focus on Biden's age because of Jake Tapper's book tour always feels off given that the *current* president is also clearly sundowning to little media coverage. www.usatoday.com/story/opinio...
New Harvard alum group formed to fight back and form alliances with other unis See link about an online organizing event this week www.crimsoncourage.com
Yes!
Man Feared to Be Cognitively Slipping After Writing Book About Wrong President
"We are free as bodies, or not at all. And so health care is a right, one of the most basic... Dying senselessly is no act of freedom. And too many people in the USA do die senselessly because we have the wrong idea of freedom." www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
To Fight Anti-semitism at Harvard, Trump Bans Israeli Students www.nytimes.com/2025/05/22/u...
NEW: We’re suing the IRS, the Treasury, and the Department of Education for records related to Trump’s unprecedented political attacks on Harvard. Today it’s Harvard. Tomorrow it could be any university, nonprofit, or foundation that serves the public. americanoversight.org/american-ove...
A new Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll survey shows that 62% of Americans believe that the US should continue supplying weapons to Ukraine and imposing tougher sanctions on Russia, 71% of Democrats & 59% of Republicans. www.kyivpost.com/post/53050?u...
🇨🇳🇺🇸 China to donate $500 million to World Health Organization. Beijing has said it is ready to replace the United States as the WHO's largest donor, expanding China's global influence after Washington's withdrawal from international cooperation.
How about our legacy media spending just half, even one-fourth, the time they’ve spent questioning Joe Biden’s mental acuity to confront the reality of Trump’s derangement.
As a straight, white male born in 1960s California, I hit the lottery.
The current President is taking bribes from anyone who’ll offer them but I’m so glad Alex Thompson and Jake Tapper are not letting that distract them from the fact that the former President who just got diagnosed with cancer is also old.
He should anyhow. But especially now, yes.
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