Bun in the oven!
There's going to be one very hot, overrated baby coming into the world!
"I will either see the Provost resign and my hard-earned tenure granted at MIT, or I will die defiantly right outside his office," -- James Sherley, Feb. 5th
Dear colleagues:As MIT observes its Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration today, I want to thank my supporters and other sympathizers of my hunger strike outside of the offices of the President and Provost. I am ending this part of my struggle. Starting today, I will in fact break my fast, in celebration of the attention that has been brought to bear on issues of equity, diversity, and justice at MIT and in higher education. Carefully modified from the original, my demands are still on the table. I urge the administration to act in good faith, to openly acknowledge and respond to the lines of communication and negotiation that have been in place for two weeks and to find its way to meet these demands.
Sincerely yours,
James L. Sherley
There's some photo thievery going on here, but I felt like it was incumbent upon me to make sure that this picture of Jake gets a wider distribution. It's not everyday you find a nice shot of your roommate holding Mr. Pineapplehead. Someday there's going to be a bunch of little kids with round eyeglasses running around, and I want to make sure they see this little bit of their father's personal history.
If there was ever a reason to expect a glut of babies in the middle of November, this is it.
Is this really what you want with your coffee? My favorite is Jennifer (scroll down to the bottom), who brings me my coffee with a little milk but no sugar. "So where does your mom work?
Even Seattle, though, has its limits. Sexy underwear is all very well, but the city hardly has the climate of French Polynesia.
"We're not in bikinis right now," Ms Araujo conceded in the murky early hours of yesterday. "We're going more for miniskirts and boots. It's pretty cold up here."
Like Ghandi before him, Prof. Sherley isn't giving up his seat. He's going down to the Charles to make tenure salt, whether MIT likes it or not. You see, Professor Sherley got denied tenure from Biomedical Engineering, and it's for sure the reason is that the department head is a racist. Oh, also, the Provost and a couple guys who were just walking by at the time. They're racists too.
As expected, but it doesn't take much for me to get right back into the swing of things. All I need is a little good news to put a smile on my face.