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about me
- Jenna McWilliams
- Bloomington, IN, United States
- I studied creative writing and published some poems. Then I decided to get all up in education's grill.
about this blog / a tiny bit more about me
This is an occasional blog on culture, education, new media, and the social revolution. The name comes from this poem I wrote one time.
view my curriculum vitae
take a look at the sleeping alone and starting out early reading list
Check out my posterous site, where I gather up links of interest.
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view my curriculum vitae
take a look at the sleeping alone and starting out early reading list
Check out my posterous site, where I gather up links of interest.
follow me on twitter:
media studies / education / learning
journalism & new media
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It’s the racism, stupid1 week ago
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social media & marketing
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Other Places5 years ago
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open everything
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How Ancient Romans Traveled Without Maps9 hours ago
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Speaking Freely: Anriette Esterhuysen19 hours ago
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e-Visas Factsheet2 days ago
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games & learning
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Well… fuck.2 weeks ago
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Google Already Won3 months ago
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How to Start a Gaming Blog6 years ago
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No Feed Key Found8 years ago
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Good night and good luck8 years ago
a luta continua
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レオベガス（LeoVegas）をはじめよう！2 years ago
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Soggy here, innit?2 years ago
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The Gumdrop Stage of Grief ...3 years ago
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Kavanaugh for SCOTUS: So how fucked are we?6 years ago
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on academia
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The end.8 years ago
blawgs that matter
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The politics of AI1 day ago
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OF AERIESSTEELE1 year ago
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blogs that matter
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Blood-red water in the mountains of Peru50 minutes ago
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Fallacies of Christian Nationalism13 hours ago
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Welcoming Harper22 hours ago
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Arizona Chess2 days ago
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sleeping alone and starting out early, an occasional blog on culture, education, new media, and the social revolution by Jenna McWilliams, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
2 comments:
Ummmm, okay. Once again, I don't get it.
Becky DeGeer
A good one in Pakistan is about a similar dialog between two individuals: Pathan and Bengali. It doesnt translate ...
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