Ellen Fisher

@jselingo @futureupodcast Lol

This is a good one and an excuse to post one of the latest episodes of ⁦@futureupodcast⁩ about M&A in higher ed: futureupodcast.com/episodes/a-loo… today.williams.edu/announcements/…(AMHERST%20and%20WILLIAMSTOWN%2C%20Mass.,tomorrow%2C%20April%202%2C%202023.

@thegridkid Where is this being held?? How do I get on the mailing list for the next one?

IT’S A BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR A CROSSWORD TOURNAMENT A record crowd … ranging in age from 17 to 97 🤯 #ACPT2023

@vickyhaddock She was so slim

American actress Grace Kelly won the Best Actress Oscar for her performance as Georgie Elgin in The Country Girl #OnThisDay in 1955. Kelly wore an Edith Head designed gown made from a bolt of $4,000 French satin that was paired with a matching evening coat. #Oscars #dress

@MadameGilflurt I love that your posts keep the image of these beautiful creations alive when they might have been forgotten

This #frockingfabulous hand-painted silk gown by Hattie Carnegie is a lovely bit of 50's #fashionhistory! Via 1stDibs.

@plummie9 Looks like it was made from curtains.

Formal Tea Gown, 1870-80. Print cotton, satin cuffs,Watteau pleats, lined in polished cotton; boning at waist. © University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library. Credit UNT College of Visual Arts & Design. #FashionHistory

@MontefioreNYC How about semi-colons?

Good news for colons: Virtual colonoscopy is the latest #coloncancer screening option that makes the preparation & procedure easier than ever. See the latest options & why to start screening at 45. Early screening saves lives, so why wait? #MontefioreEinsteinCancerCenter

@suzanne_young Been there! It's the universe laughing at us

@kateStrasdin @philamuseum All hand stitching?

Fresh spring greens with self coloured trim from the fashion house of Worth & Bobergh. They were early adopters of the woven silk waist tape identifying their gowns. This mid 1860s crinoline was a forerunner of the long career that would follow for the House of Worth @philamuseum

@MadameGilflurt Gorgeous. The scent of summer

Claire McCardell is bringing us #frockingfabulous brighter than bright vibes, all the way from 1949. #Fashionhistory via Augusta Auctions.

@jpasid Let me know when you hit the Big Apple. We'll toast the end of tenure

@efisher181 I’m in charge of the family farm we’ve had since 1915, so I can’t move that far away. Plus I do-own 3 race horses that compete in NM and OK. However, younger daughter and family still live in NJ, so I’m back and forth visiting them!

Bill Filed In Texas Senate Seeks To End Tenure In Texas Public Universities, according to the Brownwood News. Why? Because Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick believes the tenured professors are using their immunity to repercussions to teach woke and liberal ways of thinking.

@jpasid Come to NY!

@efisher181 I may have to!

@kateStrasdin @V_and_A Relation of the noted architect, Sir Edward Lutyens?

This has to be the most unusual of career changes. In 1911 Eva Lutyens joined the research team of Marie Curie and published a scientific paper before becoming a successful couturier instead. This is one of her designs, a red rippled beribboned crepe @V_and_A #fashionhistory

Hey, @generalelectric, I've finally snapped. Your dishwasher has never, and I mean NEVER, cleaned an entire load without food debris sticking, dirty glasses, and an overall terrible performance. I've done my part, can you do yours?

@HooklandGuide @AlabasterMiss Tutelary spirits

Geographers talk about rivers in terms of length, depth and tidal reach. In Hookland, many people think of rivers in terms of the loudness of the voices of the drowned dead, tutelary spirits. When they talk of reach it is a likely to refer to the power of its waters to curse.

@snarkademic Really, it's out of control

excuse me but the jews have suffered enough

@katherineschof8 Yes, magenta!

@savbrads C'mon this is rich-kid sad

this tiktok of sofia coppola’s daughter… this means so much to me

@jaxwendy And Rockland County, natch

@plummie9 @mfaboston Strawberry Shortcake

American. Dress & cape, c.1850. Pretty printed cotton plain weave, with supplementary weft patterning. © @mfaboston #Fashionhistory