I was also present for this and Megan is correct
Megan Johnson@megansarahj
Every MBTA rider in Govt Center would rather throw themselves in front of the train than listen to this busker murder “Wonderful Tonight”
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Boston's Leslie Knope
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Boston's Leslie Knope
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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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Digitization alert! We just digitized this topographical map of Kent, England from 1637. The map shows rivers, bridges, woods, parks and settlements. Check out the high resolution digital image at this link: library.bc.edu/iiif/view/9913…
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As is my Election Day custom, I am posting the best election day card I have ever received. Now go vote
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Its #ElectionDay in the United States! In 1955, a photographer snapped this photo of Congressman Tip O’Neill voting in @CambMA. Do you have a voting plan for today? @cambridgepl @universalhub
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these are clearly the mannerisms of a woman who has met a werewolf before and does NOT want to meet another one
Kamala Harris@KamalaHarris
The Michigan “I Voted” sticker is interesting. Go vote today and get your own.
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I would like this to not become our new election normal
Idrees Ali@idreesali114
A person eats inside of a restaurant with plywood covering the windows near the White House in Washington, U.S., November 4, 2024. REUTERS/Nathan Howard
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The Selzer story is not, necessarily, a Harris lead in Iowa
It is Harris leading by 20 points among women in a heavily white, Midwestern state.
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@godandchocolate I haven't read that one, but it has always looked good to me.
This one made everything make sense to me. goodreads.com/book/show/2120…
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@godandchocolate Have you read Homeward Bound? It's all about this and shows the anti-communist ideology that also prompted some of it. It was a fascinating read!
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We just digitized this 1920 map documenting violent actions by British forces between 1919-1920. It was likely posted publicly to raise awareness of British military and police activities.
Check out the digitized map at this link: library.bc.edu/iiif/view/9913…
@BCIrishStudies
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@stephestellar We need to have that zoom we discussed sometime....
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Our grad student assistant is a hero
Burns Library, Boston College @burnslibrary.bsky.@burnslibrary
We made our student assistant pretend to be a ghost in a sheet so that we could bring you excellent Burns Library Ghost Tour content this Halloween. Like and follow #BurnsLibrary #SpookySeason #Halloween #ArchivesUndercover #ArchivesLife #SpecialCollectionsLibrary
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The University of Coimbra in Portugal has a colony of bats in their library. It keeps their books safe by eating bugs.
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Every year on #Halloween we like to carve a #pumpkin from our collection of Penguin 60s. 🎃🔪
We're up to our elbows in juicy plots and seedy characters, but luckily there's not much pulp fiction. 🎃📚
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This one is wild.
Burns Library, Boston College @burnslibrary.bsky.@burnslibrary
In 1872, the Illustrated Police News published an account of “The Phantom Train,” a ghostly train carrying the body of assassinated President Lincoln that made a yearly trip on the New York Central Railroad. Want to read the entire tale? during #spookyseason? Visit us!
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