Latest Mary Harrington blog – “AI is central to the decline of social media platforms. It’s also, if misused, the greasy chute to cognitive atrophy. And I think the upshot […]

Amazing watching Alaila Everett crying that she’s the victim after striking the track runner ahead of her with metal baton resulting in a concussion for the innocent runner. It feels […]

A student’s submission included a lengthy compliment about my teaching. Flattering the teacher is not wise. Unnecessary psychological layer. Now if they deserve a decent mark, it could be misconstrued […]

A student in class finally did his first performance. He is a nice fellow, comes to every class, sits at the back, quiet. I do not sense much of a […]

International Woman’s Day. All my life when women ask if I have siblings and I reply three brothers, the next thing they always say is your poor mother. I think […]

Reading The Cruel Radiance by Susie Linfield about how photographs are used in war, as documents of realities no one wishes to experience. Now I want the book she references […]

The last person to read their work in class last week was Breanna “I often find myself concluding you can’t change anything but still I try, wanting change is a […]

Robin Williams taking from Jonathan Winters is like K-pop taking from American pop is like British taking from blues is like bees following one bee that found a great flower […]

All my life I read books and watch films, view artwork often about experiences of people different than me. If I form an opinion it means I am effected by […]

It is amazing how people are fighting about whether free speech is ok. Whether it is alright to have it if it includes saying something horrible. In my teensy singer […]