Professor of United States literature, Arizona State; co-editor, ALH Review & The Dial; author, America’s England (2013) & Emerson’s Memory Loss (2018); allegedly storied; will bell the cat.
Chris Hanlon
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In Arizona, clean energy candidates beat utility insiders backed by business groups and Turning Point Action.
Marjorie Kelly and @thomasmhanna.bsky.social report that advocates for renewable energy and affordability now hold a majority on the Salt River Project board.
What better way to celebrate RW Emerson’s 223rd birthday than by joining the @emersonsociety.bsky.social and perusing the latest issue of the Dial?
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Happy 223rd birthday to Ralph Waldo Emerson 🎉
Taking this opportunity to remind you all that The Dial’s latest issue (vol. 2, no. 2), edited by @chrishanlon.bsky.social, is available online!
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“Instructure added that it had been informed that none of its customers would face extortion as a result of the theft.”
As usual Matt Seybold breaks it down 👇🏻
What I wish for everybody to remember when Canvas comes back online:
The reason OUR data can be held for ransom is because Instructure, their owners (KKR private equity & Dragoneer venture capital), & our own employers (see ASU Atomic) monetize it.
It's Canvas that hacked education & stole our IP.
