Love Grows: Alumni Spotlights: THE COLLEGE: Indiana University Bloomington
Planting Seeds for Marriage and the Future of Evolutionary Biology at IU
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Spock, After “A Few” Whiskeys
Under the present conditions, captains’ oak seaboards bounded under standard issue boots like dogs on leash.
The Messiness of Motherhood: A Review of The Women Could Fly
We don’t talk enough about speculative fiction. This is not to disparage the real and realistic narratives that dominate the conversation among mother readers and writers. Of all things, the mothering experience is the most real and, as we well know at Literary Mama, unfathomably deep. As a specu
Craft Talk with Sarah Johnson LaBarbera, Social Media Editor
Today, I talked with Sarah Johnson LaBarbera, Social Media Editor. She told me her love of LM readers, the joy she finds in the lightness of A. A. Milne, and some of her favorite LM pieces.
The bottom line on big data in business
This may be the era of big data, but many companies are still only getting their feet wet — or even ignoring the field altogether. Whether…
Designing effective augmented reality marketing campaigns
Thanks to PokémonGo and SnapChat filters, we now know that consumers are not only interested in augmented reality (AR) technology but also…
Choose Your Own Adventure: Going to the Writing Center
A reflection paper is due in your philosophy class in a week, and you want another set of eyes on your draft. You have some ideas, but right now your draft feels clunky and sometimes vague. Do you …
Cherry Scones (and Veggie Challenge)
Dear sisters, In truth, this letter started weeks and weeks ago. The plan was to write you regarding vegetables, specifically to look for suggestions on making them more appetizing. But—due to how …
A NOTE ABOUT MY SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE
You might expect someone with over a decade of experience in professional social media management to have a polished and present personal brand online. In that case: apologies. Allow me to temper your expectations. As it says in my X bio, I’m frequently “not here.”
As a social media manager, I’m all about content strategy and brand management. As a social media user (and generally private human being), I’m concerned with finding the content I like; I rarely post. I don’t use social media primarily to share, but to connect and consume. At this point in my life, I have become quite protective of my freedom to use social media how and when I want—a freedom I also hope to recognize in the audiences I communicate with professionally.