Arrrrrgh! I’m trying to get all. the. things. in this post and make it perfect which is exactly what I’ve been telling people not to do… I’ve been thinking a lot about a recent interview with Sherri Spelic on my friend Terry Greene’s podcast. Among the many interesting things in that discussion is the discussion […]
Week 1 Posts
Driving my digital identity
I’ve been using social media for much longer than I have been a professional. MySpace started when I was in middle school – the beginning of my digital identity. But times were simpler and the biggest decision to be made was what to make my away message on AIM. Would it be too moody? Too […]
Sarah Murnen
Hi All, I am Sarah Murnen, Professor of Psychology, and I have been here longer than most of you! I want to be able to more effectively use digital media to disseminate research findings. At the broadest level I am interested in how gender is structured in our society in ways that perpetuate inequality. More […]
Taking another step into the “residential” side on my graph
Have you ever tried to bathe a dog that hated water (or most cats for that matter)? I have. Often. Like man’s best friend, I have consistently dug my heels in at the idea of building an online identity for various reasons (all of which I feel are valid… my dogs also feel their reasons […]
“What’s a Marne”?
Apparently this is what John said at the I-House room lottery in the late 1980s. I was in Honduras, and my proxies were excited: “Marne got her room”!!!!! We giggled over this after we met in I-House the following fall. I was in my 5th semester, an archaeologist, the former President of I-House, recently engaged, […]
More Effort Needed to Remedy the Damage Caused by the Classical Narrative
“The decimal number system is so familiar to us that one might forget that it actually had to be invented by someone. This someone also had to find out how to add, subtract, multiply and divide such numbers. His name is Simon Stevin” The wrong information here is from the Foreword by a Nobel Laureate […]
