All the below tweets are in English.
さて、全米の College 前半です。
専門的研究内容の(言語についてではない、仲介)翻訳人のような存在が必要であろうケースも少なくない感もありますが、各種研究成果を現実の政策立案・施行に上手く活用することは企業活動や国民生活の向上に大きく資します。アメリカでは、大学(University 及び College)における各分野の研究成果が、少なくとも現実社会で日常的に見られてはいます。
Robert F. White Class of 1952 Professor of Economics Kenneth Kuttner in @BrookingsInst looks at how well unconventional monetary policy has worked over the past decade. https://t.co/5olqFWUqS2
— Williams College (@WilliamsCollege) November 7, 2018
“I see my role as reminding the rest of us of the roots of our country.” Joe Standart ’73 WE ARE: America https://t.co/8gAFZU0mIh
— Williams College (@WilliamsCollege) November 26, 2018
Shout out to my former student @WilliamsCollege Natalie Johnson, now @StanfordREAP, for co-authoring this important new book.
A Stanford professor says undereducation is China's Achilles' heel https://t.co/5WlaCeoPfo via @BW
— Sam Crane (@UselessTree) November 28, 2018
In this op-ed for the New York Times, @alextapscott '08 of @blockchainRI argues that blockchain-enabled online voting could help eliminate problems with the current system. https://t.co/BuXyD4JAZC
— Amherst College (@AmherstCollege) November 6, 2018
When do you fill a #SupremeCourt vacancy? Does it even matter?
In 2016, our expert panel of professors and alumni discussed those questions in the wake of Antonin Scalia's death. Their insights then seem more relevant than ever now. https://t.co/Ku3XozqBA3 pic.twitter.com/h0PsEu0aCQ
— Amherst College (@AmherstCollege) October 5, 2018
Author and journalist Michael Lewis visited campus for an talk in Johnson Chapel on his most-recent book, “The Fifth Risk.” https://t.co/lc1a7z4XEq pic.twitter.com/9fKpKBCOVJ
— The Amherst Student (@AmherstStudent) October 19, 2018
Two Swarthmore alumni emerged victorious in state elections on Tuesday: Phil Weiser ’90 won the race for Colorado attorney general, while Josh Green ’92 rode a comfortable margin to the position of lieutenant governor of Hawaii. Congrats to both!
→ https://t.co/2vFZ2oRsNL pic.twitter.com/xJ1dpKiKpV
— Swarthmore College (@swarthmore) November 7, 2018
https://twitter.com/swarthmore/status/1059491652337840129
In @cogwbur commentary, @Wellesley Prof. Ismar Volic argues "Immigrants Are Ambassadors For American Values — That Can Be Good For The World" https://t.co/m8SQXwzrmg
— Wellesley College (@Wellesley) October 15, 2018
Stacie E. Goddard (@segoddard), @Wellesley professor of political science, sees opportunities for China to challenge the international order even as it remains a member of global institutions like the U.N. Security Council. https://t.co/UfTHnr3w7F pic.twitter.com/Sq9Zghbubu
— Wellesley College (@Wellesley) October 15, 2018
What comes next in the US & China's dangerous game of chicken? @segoddard looks at how the tensions might play out @washingtonpost @monkeycageblog https://t.co/wY4HU5kpVN
— Wellesley College (@Wellesley) October 4, 2018
.@Wellesley Economics Professor Explains Possible Effects of Looming International Trade War https://t.co/sZlQ25YeFo pic.twitter.com/I9qeLOHvaH
— Wellesley College (@Wellesley) September 28, 2018
"While North Korea has reaped a bumper crop of political gains since last fall, the United States has come up empty."-@Wellesley Prof. @KathyHSMoon in @Reuters piece https://t.co/xXoskB6xyK
— Wellesley College (@Wellesley) September 27, 2018
.@Wellesley prof. Leigh Gilmore (@taintedwitness) asks how far have we really come since Anita Hill in a new @WBUR @cogwbur piece. #KavanaughHearings https://t.co/4suQap06aJ
— Wellesley College (@Wellesley) September 20, 2018
.@Wellesley and @NorthwesternU Researchers Publish Report on Effects of Work Requirements on SNAP and Medicaid Recipients https://t.co/Bwy8kJDC8o pic.twitter.com/Md2cc90lXW
— Wellesley College (@Wellesley) September 6, 2018
.@Wellesley's @ProfCWhit has written a timely piece on how bad actors "stirring the pot" set up the conditions that lead to acts of terror. #Terrorism #Kashoggi #mailbombscampaign https://t.co/az2QJiNJcZ pic.twitter.com/Ccb7lLPspj
— Albright Institute (@AlbrightInst) November 1, 2018
In 1982, George Herbert Walker Bush became the first (and last) sitting US vice president to receive an honorary degree at a Bowdoin commencement. Learn more about his visit and hear an interview with George J. Mitchell '54 about him. https://t.co/7CrUwx3orY pic.twitter.com/kLsdiGPW9h
— Bowdoin College (@BowdoinCollege) December 5, 2018
#OTD, 1996: President @billclinton announces his selection of William S. Cohen '62, H'75 to succeed William Perry as Secretary of Defense. https://t.co/IehuS9VWUF pic.twitter.com/yyw2Tf5oFF
— Bowdoin College (@BowdoinCollege) December 5, 2018
Read how forest ranger Laura Falk McCarthy '83 is heading up the race against time to protect New Mexico's waters from deadly wildfires. https://t.co/gYH1La0kVz
— Bowdoin College (@BowdoinCollege) December 3, 2018
Bowdoin President Clayton Rose has added his name to a list of higher education leaders who support putting a price on carbon to curb fossil fuel use and mitigate the worst effects of climate change. https://t.co/zXPasTUyDg
— Bowdoin College (@BowdoinCollege) November 6, 2018
“[about the refugee caravan] I’ve seen something like this before, in the 1980s,” he recalls. “There were tens of thousands of Mayan Indians fleeing civil war in Guatemala, heading across the border into Mexico, desperately trying to get to the US." https://t.co/ayltAeRLo5
— Bowdoin College (@BowdoinCollege) October 24, 2018
What do cult 1970s classic "The Wickerman" and post-9/11 Islamic extremism have in common? Columnist Emma Newbury '19 has some ideas. https://t.co/GFfDzxJeXb pic.twitter.com/zgL0xnn33c
— The Bowdoin Orient (@bowdoinorient) November 14, 2018
Healthcare, immigration policy and marijuana legalization were testy topics for @SenAngusKing, @RingelsteinME and @SenatorBrakey at Tuesday afternoon’s debate.https://t.co/y9WPPLyPve pic.twitter.com/0XnfJT1vkW
— The Bowdoin Orient (@bowdoinorient) November 3, 2018
Gubernatorial hopeful @JanetMillsforME doesn't want to be put in a box. https://t.co/nn4ix680gc pic.twitter.com/vRc3XrrRB4
— The Bowdoin Orient (@bowdoinorient) November 2, 2018
Many out-of-state students say their vote is more impactful in Maine. And more in our 2018 Election Survey: https://t.co/ylgGF0cuqf pic.twitter.com/R89j148bxa
— The Bowdoin Orient (@bowdoinorient) November 2, 2018
Bowdoin grad @HayesforMaine is aiming to break the cycle of partisanship in Maine state government.https://t.co/EnRsgAExdL pic.twitter.com/HLcKrOWhX7
— The Bowdoin Orient (@bowdoinorient) October 22, 2018
If you want to know why learning at Carleton is great, just ask An Kitamura ’21! Check out her piece in @The_Japan_News: https://t.co/B8M0zptShI
— Carleton College (@CarletonCollege) August 3, 2018
@Middlebury prof Linus Owens explains a Halloween trend… https://t.co/gANjJdGkWz
— Middlebury College (@Middlebury) October 31, 2018
@Middlebury visiting scholar Stan Sloan testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on US-Russian relations & value of NATO https://t.co/PfyVyILvNo #NATO #SenateHearing #ForeignAffairs #Russia
— Middlebury College (@Middlebury) September 7, 2018
@Middlebury economist Caitlin Myers's research in @UpshotNYT, "The Age That Women Have Babies: How a Gap Divides America" https://t.co/CABgb6j8w6 @nytimes @qdbui pic.twitter.com/0p2ZumByVv
— Middlebury College (@Middlebury) August 6, 2018
@Middlebury Prof James Davis reminds us why civility is essential to our democracy in @NYDailyNews https://t.co/D0hYS1KWos #civility #democracy
— Middlebury College (@Middlebury) June 29, 2018
@Middlebury Econ Prof @DrErinWolcott's piece in @ConversationUS explains why 22% of men without college don't have jobs #JobsReport #unemployment https://t.co/aO8mmOG8aE
— Middlebury College (@Middlebury) June 4, 2018
Today, a re-post of our #CellarDoor podcast episode Transparency in Politics, in which @Middlebury Assistant Professor of American Studies @ElleryFoutch discusses the history of glass ballot boxes. #vote #electionday https://t.co/Ii8qQmHK9X https://t.co/hGMSrpd0vG
— Chipstone Foundation (@chipstone_org) November 6, 2018
Is China… a democracy? Here's an answer that takes you from Flushing, New York, to Hong Kong. With commentary from Jessica C. Teets of @middlebury, @mcgregorrichard, @HongKongKellee and @stasavage. https://t.co/NXPE3AIOz8
— Alan Wong (@alanwongw) September 25, 2018
"The biggest problem is political will." @mhanham of #miis and @CNS_Updates tells @nprAudie in conversation about what the denuclearization of #DPRK would look like @npratc https://t.co/4IJtARjzxX
— Middlebury Institute (@MIIS) June 1, 2018
Prof. Gary Smith tells NBC News that computers aren't smart enough to threaten us… https://t.co/GlBgWiExtc
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) December 6, 2018
Prof. Char Miller @charmillerfour speaks to the @latimes about the pattern between urban development and wildfire. https://t.co/jZu1oHxzLW
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) December 4, 2018
Prof. Valorie Thomas talks to NPR about how she talks about race in her class and phrases like "white tears." https://t.co/78MBuNtv3c
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) December 3, 2018
For Teen Vogue, Rory Taylor '18 did a Q&A with Lt. Gov.-Elect of Minnesota Peggy Flanagan who is the highest-ranking Native woman elected to executive office in the U.S. Taylor is Pawnee-Choctaw hailing from Minneapolis. Chirp chirp! https://t.co/Le3Oq85WI3
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) December 3, 2018
Professor Amanda @HollisBrusky quoted in @nytimes piece on conservative reaction to Chief Justice Roberts’ rebuke of President Trump: https://t.co/djQhA6Agza
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) November 24, 2018
In @EARTH3R, Michael Waters '20 writes about how Gulf Correctional Institution in Florida did not evacuate prisoners until after Hurricane Michael tore through the prison. https://t.co/992ejgM7rj
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) November 21, 2018
Prof. Char Miller @charmillerfour quoted in @Salon about the need for local government to restrict rebuilding homes in wildfire areas. https://t.co/7Tz9c9cOxg
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) November 21, 2018
Prof. Gary Smith writes op-ed on how an outlawed form of institutionalized discrimination is being quietly upgraded for the 21st century. https://t.co/12D4gu4D2u
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) November 20, 2018
Prof. Gary Smith cautions against big data in new op-ed in Ozy. https://t.co/eBKEU5fOBz
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) November 19, 2018
In this new op-ed for @MarketWatch, Prof. Gary Smith writes that speculative investments that do not generate cash are prone to bubbles and crashes. https://t.co/6rQWquaW62
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) November 16, 2018
Prof. Char Millers @charmillerfour tells The @TheEconomist that local government has they key to mitigate property and human loss from wildfire. https://t.co/MsxfBoiQZY
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) November 16, 2018
Prof. Char Miller @charmillerfour in the @latimes asks: “Why is it that at the county, city, town level, we have repeatedly green-lit development in areas that we know are fire zones?" https://t.co/RKSgtYfLI9
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) November 14, 2018
Prof. Char Miller @charmillerfour says "nature has sent up enough signal flares" to homeowners who rebuild in wildfire-prone areas. https://t.co/KVnavO3ARU
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) November 13, 2018
President G. Gabrielle Starr's message to all college students: Vote. "Your silence or speech is not going to be punished — but your silence can punish someone else." #VoteTuesday #ElectionDay https://t.co/wkJSKXYi38
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) November 5, 2018
In a new op-ed for @thehill, Prof. Mietek Boduszynski @MietekB writes that the Saudi Arabia affair presents a moment of truth for Congress. https://t.co/yfK9Nmsley
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) October 28, 2018
Prof. Rachel Levin says the Trump administration's proposal to legally define a person’s sex at birth is “highly inaccurate and just an insult to science. Basic science.” https://t.co/FNj5sOWAas
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) October 22, 2018
Wildfire policy expert Prof. Char Miller @charmillerfour on why debris from cutting down trees can set off massive forest fires. https://t.co/UuI5r7AXqL
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) October 19, 2018
In new op-ed for @FastCompany, Prof. Gary Smith writes about artificial intelligence and Big Data, and cautions that the real danger is thinking computers are smarter than us. https://t.co/Ri2ZDvxrPi
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) October 12, 2018
“Understanding this moment as part of a long-term project is really important,” said Prof. Amanda Hollis-Brusky to the Washington Post in regards to the Kavanaugh appointment to the Supreme Court. https://t.co/gochqGi0U3
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) October 9, 2018
Prof. Gary Smith was on NBC's Bay Area show "Press:Here" where he talked about data mining and why people if you "torture data long enough, it will confess." https://t.co/lGBt1NMwZZ
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) October 8, 2018
Prof. Amanda Hollis-Brusky @HollisBrusky pens op-ed in the LA Tmes: "Conservatives played the long game. Will they benefit in the long run?"
https://t.co/MhKGp4iQIV— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) October 8, 2018
Linguistics Prof. Nicole Holliday talks to @mic about Dr. Ford's testimony and the words she used. https://t.co/JsoL8NWsYD
— Pomona College (@pomonacollege) September 28, 2018
A great article by @jemersmith on why many of us argue that climate change and housing sprawl are the key factors in CA's wildfires https://t.co/2hQthTIUtp @pomonacollege @pitzercollege
— Char Miller (@charmillerfour) November 25, 2018
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