Associate Professor, History of Art & Architecture, UMass Amherst. Impressive Politics: Print before the Press in Late Medieval England (UPenn Press, forthcoming). http://sonjadrimmer.com/about-forte (She/her)
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My 13-year-old niece: “you know what I really like? History!”
Sonja Drimmer
I was exposed to network television nightly news tonight for the first time in many years, and I have no idea how they select the potpourri of items they present, but not a single one of them was useful to fostering an informed citizenry.
No one is asking my opinion but if it were me I wouldn’t run right into members of the opposing team. I would definitely run around them.
“He’s a turtal red flag.” -me, from now on
So far the coolest thing I’ve learned from my teenage Australian nieces is how to use “red flag” as a noun to refer to toxic boys.
Sonja Drimmer
What could go wrong?
The hair has an aggressive vibe but it’s offset by the admirable amount of hugging that happens in rugby league.
When I was a grad student I started a paper about premodern forms of forgery bc I came across recipes for making “false azure.” Turns out “false azure” is just Middle English for “light blue,” which I figured out. Using AI for research in languages one has insufficient knowledge of sounds A+.
Sonja Drimmer
Sonja Drimmer
Aussie athletes truly have to be congratulated for finding new and exciting variations on the mullet. I have learned so much from watching tv next to my father in law these last two days.
