All the below tweets are in English.
全米 College 後半、そして、大学ツイート特集の最終回です。
Professor Branwen Williams' trip to the Arctic Circle is featured in the National Geographic video series “Explorer Academy: The Truth Behind.” Learn more about her research and check out the Nat Geo video here!https://t.co/Uxf10LA4lN
— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) November 16, 2018
George Will: CMC is the "gold standard" for teaching the American founding https://t.co/c6ISVcaM0w
— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) November 10, 2018
Learn more about the #CApropositions and watch the #electionday “Video Voter” series produced by @RoseInstitute students at Claremont McKenna College. Each video gives voters an objective, easy-to-understand guide to these props. #Vote #ElectionDay2018 https://t.co/FohZlRiUDy
— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) November 6, 2018
Learn more about Prof Hilary Appel’s latest book, From Triumph to Crisis: Neoliberal Economic Reform in Post-Communist Countries, what sparked her interest in international politics, and what her favorite teaching tool is.https://t.co/rIvYAUMWEa
— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) October 24, 2018
Claremont McKenna College Professor Jack Pitney: "If House Democrats get to choose the next speaker, they should ask themselves whether they are writing a script that will help their adversary Donald Trump to a second term in 2020."https://t.co/dfGEtU9QUU
— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) October 15, 2018
Campbell Streator ’18 in @TheHill: “Protests matter, but only turnout can save American democracy.” https://t.co/jFpymLgVP3
— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) October 6, 2018
Prof. George Thomas in the Washington Post: "As the FBI conducts its investigations into the sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh, just about everyone has been distracted from questions about his legal philosophy."https://t.co/2QH5686jX8
— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) October 2, 2018
Assoc. Prof. Jon Shields on “the disappearing conservative professor.”https://t.co/ouMxLCh8Cw
— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) September 26, 2018
Claremont McKenna College alumna Elizabeth Wydra '98, writes the @washingtonpost op-ed "Those who deny birthright citizenship get the Constitution wrong." Read it here: https://t.co/qjNU7fIdO7 https://t.co/ZYJPMrB6rv
— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) July 23, 2018
CMC Prof. William Lincoln's work is cited in the @WSJ! Read it here https://t.co/QuGlNCRjsG
— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) July 17, 2018
The Sino-American Rift | Read the latest #PSBigPicture ft. @Chellaney, @Joe_Nye, Minxin Pei of @CMCnews, @Yale's Stephen S. Roach, @amspence98 & @NgaireWoods https://t.co/mtTjVK7aSJ pic.twitter.com/cdy5DIYSUL
— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) October 26, 2018
In a dollar-for-dollar #TradeWar with the US, China will quickly run out of ammunition | @CMCnews Minxin Pei https://t.co/8snkmki1UT
— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) September 20, 2018
China's leaders are engaging in imperial overreach and an ill-advised arms race with the US | Minxin Pei @CMCnews https://t.co/roI4b2Btv1
— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) September 6, 2018
The Opium War was the central event that launched China's modernization drive, says Minxin Pei of @CMCnews | This #PSOnPoint column is part of our premium series. Read 2 for free or subscribe for full access https://t.co/1cWOrKdyg3 pic.twitter.com/P7kio9VZDl
— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) August 25, 2018
Though its economic impact has yet to be felt in China, the trade war that @realDonaldTrump has initiated is likely to be the toughest challenge #XiJinping has faced so far, says @CMCnews' Minxin Pei https://t.co/oMNzIYyxrE
— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) August 2, 2018
As the US & China engage in “transactional conflict," tensions will continue to mount, warns Minxin Pei @CMCnews https://t.co/PE4Utl9BID
— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) June 7, 2018
Trying to escape high taxes and unfunded pensions up north? May not be as easy as you think, via @WSJ #RobArnott @RA_Insights and Professor #LisaMeulbroek @CMCnews #tax #realestate https://t.co/OoHcWXsSef
— Mari Adam (@mari_adam) August 8, 2018
Great #weekendreading by one of my @CMCnews professors on the political and policy shortcomings of 'modern liberalism' and the Democratic Party's agendahttps://t.co/qcJJqyXj2i
— Vivan Marwaha (@VivanMarwaha) June 10, 2018
The latest from The Lowe Down Blog – Looking Ahead: Is a Recession on the Horizon? #businesscycles #recession #lookingahead #yieldcurve #gdp #claremontmckenna https://t.co/px8GcLh27w
— Lowe Institute (@LoweInstitute) November 28, 2018
After a year-long search, @Amazon announced it will build headquarters in NYC and outside DC. Econ Prof. Fred Smith on what that means for the HQ2 winners and the 236 other cities that submitted bids: https://t.co/QNp4TpPo8p
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) November 13, 2018
Asking voters to decide on relatively complex policy issues – like the 6 proposed amendments to the NC constitution – doesn’t always turn out as expected. Let Poli Sci prof Melody Crowder-Meyer brief you on voter behavior: https://t.co/qunSiwxzfy
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) November 3, 2018
Will the 2018 midterms bring a blue wave to DC? “I’m not so sure,” says @profsuroberts, poli sci professor @DavidsonCollege. https://t.co/5kczLEO0cu pic.twitter.com/uZlMVSk01M
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) October 31, 2018
Brazil elects a new president on Sunday and if Jair Bolsonaro, the “Tropical Trump,” wins, Prof. Britta Crandall sees violence in Brazil’s future. For more: https://t.co/V3MH6KlOOy
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) October 27, 2018
The migrant caravan has re-energized the debate about immigration. Read this Q&A with Central America expert Prof. Russ Crandall to understand how the caravan started and how it might affect the US: https://t.co/aOafguzdsl
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) October 25, 2018
Excited to welcome award-winning journalist @pulitzercenter @zachfannin to Davidson for an inside look at Putin’s Russia 10/16: https://t.co/wJWEKG18Hx
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) October 15, 2018
Batten professor @TLochocki offers a sobering look at Angela Merkel’s future for @ForeignPolicy: https://t.co/Hh2ajhWAwx
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) October 9, 2018
The NC mountains got a pass from Florence but the next storm – or the storm after that – could bring landslides, says ENV prof Brad Johnson in the @WashingtonPost: https://t.co/hvxQC1CrCb
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) September 22, 2018
Prof. Brad Johnson: “Despite the incredible scale of Florence – it’s predicted to be twice the size of anything I’ve seen — (the town of) Davidson should not be subject to much flooding,” “We are fortunate to be in the headwaters of the river system." 1/2 #TropicalStormFlorence pic.twitter.com/XPHTt3TrVR
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) September 15, 2018
We know that Davidson families remain concerned about the approach of #HurricaneFlorence and want to let you know that Davidson College staff continue to diligently prepare and plan for the storm. Please read and share our 9/13/18 #NCwx update: https://t.co/DNE02FGr7w
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) September 13, 2018
What’s in store for Brett Kavanaugh today? “It seems likely that Judge Kavanaugh’s views on the contours of executive power will be a topic of much discussion,” says Poli Sci prof Andrew O’Geen in Q&A here: https://t.co/F5VqtoozMm#SCOTUS
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) September 4, 2018
A growing immigration court backlog weighs heaviest on unaccompanied minors says @ProfessorNati on @WFAE: https://t.co/hiS5xr5USM
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) September 1, 2018
Senior @AJNaddaff spent the summer in Kosovo with the @PulitzerCenter. His reporting led to this @WashingtonPost story about the challenges of deradicalizing former ISIS recruits in the tiny nation. https://t.co/CYGwo7tmLA
— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) August 31, 2018
Batten Lecture – the rise of populism and what that means for YOU – Wed 10/3 7:30 Lilly Gallery Chambers Bldg @DavidsonCollege@TLochocki on "Europe's Bleeding Heart: How the Rise of Populism Changes Germany and What that Means for Europe and the US."https://t.co/yAvPRVzKro
— German at Davidson (@GerDavidson) October 3, 2018
Remember to keep your mobile devices charged throughout the night. Text CHARMECK to 888777 for #HurricanceFlorence2018 SMS updates. @cltmayor #FlorenceNC
EMERGENCY INFORMATION UPDATES: https://t.co/DaiGicc93B pic.twitter.com/wLSvfEuTK1
— City of Charlotte (@CLTgov) September 15, 2018
The new Grinnell College National Poll @grinnellpoll shows 32% of Americans say they definitely plan to vote for Trump in 2020, while 41% say they will definitely be choosing someone else: https://t.co/aKwoMAic6j
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) December 3, 2018
Political science professor Peter Hanson says that 2018 was a story of two different elections in Iowa: https://t.co/ySxBEJ5Iyx
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) November 16, 2018
Students study Chinese and Russian culture through food, in Iowa and abroad: https://t.co/UYRqkYmFkw
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) October 22, 2018
Professor Ross Haenfler writes about the "reminders of men's power" during the Kavanaugh hearings for Salon: https://t.co/FMPJhSjhJQ
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) October 11, 2018
Unusual prediction: @PeterCHanson says no government shutdown: https://t.co/mFJRWujyE8
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 21, 2018
Peter Hanson @PeterCHanson takes a deeper dive into the Grinnell College National Poll data and finds reason to warn Democrats: https://t.co/8hqsajioQN
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 19, 2018
New #GrinnellPoll: More than half of U.S. respondents describe themselves as “afraid for the future”https://t.co/Tt4pAdNwVV
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 6, 2018
A #BlueWave on the way? #GrinnellPoll shows Democrats activated ahead of the midterms to get out their vote. https://t.co/Odu2i7zszn
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 6, 2018
Trump favorability, electoral mood among topics covered as first-ever Grinnell College National Poll released https://t.co/y60ASetdWU #GrinnellPoll
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 6, 2018
“The President’s message hasn’t really translated into overwhelming support.” Immigration questions in Grinnell College National Poll yield interesting results: https://t.co/EJK4SMn6U8 #GrinnellPoll
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 5, 2018
The first of the Grinnell College National Poll results are already contributing to national discourse: https://t.co/DY2kIl2ww2
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 5, 2018
Professor Wayne Moyer analyzes the contentious fight for the Supreme Court: https://t.co/rAiPnusUSm
— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) July 13, 2018
The trait most important to being a "real American" is to believe in treating people equally, according to a Grinnell College poll https://t.co/MG8v9acFFt
— CNN (@CNN) December 3, 2018
The midterm elections are next week (& we finally have a polling place on campus)! What have Haverford's student clubs done to help educate the campus electorate and get out the vote? https://t.co/4VuSUM8ZZI
— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) November 2, 2018
The Shotokan Karate Club was founded last fall by Kaden St. Onge ’20, a black belt since age 14, to be a place where students could learn fundamental martial arts skills. You can also get PE credit for joining! https://t.co/GukMFb1Hwg
— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) November 2, 2018
Great news that Lower Merion Township is joining Haverford College and converting to 100% renewable electricity for its municipal needs. The College and the Township will continue to work together to advance shared environmental goals! https://t.co/csO4BOInGs
— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) November 1, 2018
As detailed in the last issue of Haverford mag, several alums have recently stepped up as first-time political candidates as an effort to live their values. “If you feel something, don’t just throw your shoe at the TV,” says one. “Do something.” https://t.co/3xGK3g3Tp7
— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) October 19, 2018
“Haverford was small and not pretentious. It was just this really warm place that felt perfect for me,” said George P. Smith '63, one of the winners of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. https://t.co/Tfr77LI72X
— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) October 12, 2018
More details on George P. Smith '63 and his win yesterday of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry from @KCStar: https://t.co/HSl7RaMGAb
— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) October 4, 2018
Sending big congratulations to George P. Smith '63, winner (with two others) of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work developing a method, known as phage display, in which a virus that infects bacteria can be used to evolve new proteins. https://t.co/unOxocLQk1
— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) October 3, 2018
After a long campaign, @haverfordedu will get a polling place on its campus in time for the November election. Unanimous approval by Delaware County board of elections. https://t.co/b0bp5oWbpj
— susan snyder (@ssnyderinq) September 24, 2018
"This is all the more reason for voters demand that elected officials take ambitious steps, including putting a price on carbon, to reduce emissions as soon as possible." – Prof. Alex Barron https://t.co/EJ82MkR67e
— Smith College Tweets (@smithcollege) November 20, 2018
A record number of women, including Massachusetts' own @AyannaPressley, are heading to Congress. Let's celebrate that – and then remember that records are made to be broken. https://t.co/3pjqgIAHLA
— Kathleen McCartney (@presmccartney) November 7, 2018
. @forestservice ecologist Malcolm North '79 talks with @NPR's "All Things Considered" about climate change, forest management, and the California wildfires. @VassarAlums #CaliforniaFires https://t.co/HQYWes62Yt
— Vassar College (@Vassar) November 13, 2018
Associate Professor of Political Science Bruce Rutherford explores the question, "Will Egypt have another uprising?"https://t.co/UsnzNO4vBJ
— Colgate University (@colgateuniv) November 8, 2018
Assistant Professor of Political Science Sam Rosenfeld discusses how political parties have emerged in America From Scratch.https://t.co/w45Hfh4sxI pic.twitter.com/UavgdgezOj
— Colgate University (@colgateuniv) October 15, 2018
As we look back, we pause to think of those lost on this day, 17 years ago. https://t.co/8ZLxpWoQpy
— Colgate University (@colgateuniv) September 11, 2018
Story by Charles Dunst '18, former @TheSpec editor, about Vietnamese #immigrants appears in @nytimes. https://t.co/Tv9XUjtzsv#hamiltonpride @cddunst pic.twitter.com/cNinge6zKS
— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) November 26, 2018
.@Cornell Prof. Glenn Altschuler critiques #MidtermElection2018 and provides insight on what it means for U.S. #politics.https://t.co/NjASBRg3Ls#becausehamilton #studywhatyoulove pic.twitter.com/86PSTmL2IY
— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) November 18, 2018
Prof. Peter Cannavo explains why #environmental issues didn't rise to the forefront for many voters. https://t.co/YqU9nhi8j6 via @BloombergEnv@IPCC_CH #becausehamilton #greenwave pic.twitter.com/6hZ5vQv9B3
— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) November 13, 2018
Prof. Phil Klinkner writes in @washingtonpost about how this year's #midterm elections might prove historic and how there is record number of #women nominated to run for #Congress. https://t.co/aEvFPsqNgF#MidtermElections #Midterms2018 @pklinkne pic.twitter.com/yHJzoLYzpi
— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) October 24, 2018
.@NPR interviews Prof. Ann Owens on the @federalreserve's increase in interest rates and the #inflation process. https://t.co/ear0zFvccl#becausehamilton #findyourfuture #FederalReserve pic.twitter.com/9Mtp3a45hZ
— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) October 20, 2018
.@BrookingsInst Senior Fellow Robert Kagan P ’20, author of The Jungle Grows Back, ventures from the hill to our Hill to discuss European #nationalism. https://t.co/k2im307ed8 @washingtonpost #findyourfuture #studywhatyoulove pic.twitter.com/s5pSMK9nAB
— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) October 13, 2018
A $7.37 million federal grant is set to change downtown traffic from one-way to two-way, improve intersections, update sidewalks, install plantings and benches, and complete the RiverWalk. There is such amazing momentum in Waterville. https://t.co/pglCLaxUoL
— Colby College (@ColbyCollege) December 6, 2018
The @nytimes turned to Herbert E. Wadsworth Professor of Economics Michael Donihue and William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Government Sandy Maisel for insight into the 2018 Maine gubernatorial race. #mepolitics https://t.co/9wmCaBGzxJ
— Colby College (@ColbyCollege) August 13, 2018
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CMCnews LoweInstitute DavidsonCollege GrinnellCollege haverfordedu smithcollege Vassar colgateuniv HamiltonCollege ColbyCollege #NCwx #GrinnellPoll RoseInstitute RA_Insights #businesscycles,#yieldcurve #findyourfuture WFAE CLTgov KCstar TheSpec IPCC_CH pic.twitter.com/yzS8DvPBYV— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) December 16, 2018
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