Former govt archivist now in the ivory tower. Moonlight as cultural heritage prof. Once described as "insane in a great way" Views expressed here are all mine.
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ALT Color topographical map of Kent with symbols for rivers, bridges, woods, parks, and settlements
ALT Black and white photograph of Tip O'Neill casting his ballot with Millie O'Neill looking on
ALT A map of Ireland with red dots marking sites of violence and a list of the sites of violence
ALT Student sits on floor of dorm room on a leopard skin rug
ALT This year’s flu shot will be missing a strain of influenza it’s protected against for more than a decade. That’s because there have been no confirmed flu cases caused by the Influenza B/Yamagata lineage since spring 2020. And the Food and Drug Administration decided this year that the strain now poses little to no threat to human health. Scientists have concluded that widespread physical distancing and masking practiced during the early days of COVID-19 appear to have pushed B/Yamagata into oblivion. This surprised many who study influenza, as it would be the first documented instance of a virus going extinct due to changes in human behavior, said Dr. Rebecca Wurtz, an infectious disease physician and epidemiologist at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health.
ALT Map of Boston neighborhoods showing the percentage of Mi'kmaq tribe members in residence in 1979
ALT Title page of "A planning study for Native Americans in transition : prepared for the Boston Indian Council, 105 South Huntington Avenue, Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass., 02130"
ALT Woman and priest standing in front of machine with reels or cylinders
