Imagine being proud that you discovered a secret library in a high school and you confiscated the books to turn over to the authorities. via @npub1ewyx...u7zv
[touches earpiece] “We’re getting word now that when people say ‘30 years ago’ they’re referring to 1994.”
I love that they digitized this 11th century manuscript from every angle, so you really get a feel for it as an object. https://nrs.lib.harvard.edu/urn-3:doak.mus:104814325
Welcome to my new search engine All The Words You Searched For which either returns results that contain all the words you searched for or says that there are no results that contain all the words you searched for.
One of the most common questions I get is “Where can I find information about the prevalence of hernia among Union troops, mapped by Congressional district?” and today I’ve got great news. image
A view of the Statue of Liberty from a less often seen perspective. Information I found online suggests her shoe size is an 879. image
"Roughly 25 Harvard professors conducted a silent study-in at Widener Library on Wednesday to protest the library’s decision to temporarily ban pro-Palestine students who held a similar demonstration last month. During the study-in, Securitas guards recorded the participants’ names and Harvard ID numbers and distributed sheets of paper warning of possible penalties under the University’s January protest guidelines." image
Princeton faculty polled on their opinion of suffrage for women, 1915. https://princetonarchives.tumblr.com/post/764521783711940608/on-october-15-1915-the-daily-princetonian image
Excellent work, Megan Snow of the Library of Congress. image
I don’t think I’ve ever had cod liver oil—I mostly know it as a Loony Tunes reference for something terrible tasting—but the idea of making it minty sounds even more horrifying. image