Samuel Ebersole
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Samuel Ebersole
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Samuel Ebersole, PhD, professor emeritus, Media Communication at CSU-Pueblo. Time Person of the Year in 2006 ;-)
Pueblo, CO Katılım Kasım 2009
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For my friends in public media, or anyone who cares about media bias. thefp.com/p/npr-editor-h…
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@MorningBrew My protest vote for Segway is for the reason mentioned. Fire existed long before inventors.
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@MorningBrew There's some confusion between discoveries (e.g. fire) and inventions...but the winner is either language (suspiciously missing) or the printing press.
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@CSUPueblo Thought I'd revisit this tweet now that we have the benefit of hindsight. If you need more convincing that the lockdowns were a terrible choice, here you go: city-journal.org/article/harvar…
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Tomorrow begins the fall semester @CSUPueblo. We could have chosen to sit it out...waiting...hoping...occasionally pausing to check twitter for updates from our self-quarantined colleagues. But we didn’t. We decided to take a risk. Living requires risk. Cheers to living!
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Assuming that Axios considers itself part of the media ecosystem, this is why people are losing trust. @sarafischer

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It's been awhile since I've last checked in...here's hoping the new management will be able to elevate the conversation. #NewTwitter
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Today I received the @IWMF Kim Wall Memorial Fund along with @LandonAstrid on what would have been Kim's 35th Bday. I'm so honored & humbled to be able to continue her legacy, and my thanks go to Kim's parents and the IWMF for placing trust in my work. iwmf.org/2022/03/two-wo…
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If you're going to engage in political speech on Twitter, you can learn a few things from Arnold! politifact.com/article/2022/m…
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I'm doing my own Wordle research (jk), but until that is published, you can read this...word.tips/wordle-wizards/

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@karanormal I think you should play "skiff" for tomorrow's Wordle!
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A major study that followed nearly 3,000 low-income children in Tennessee found that those who attended a public pre-K program had lower test scores and were more likely to get in trouble by sixth grade.
n.pr/3uKvpMQ
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