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  1. Facebook's targeted marketing is just a tiny bit off. http://twitpic.com/qt8rd 4:22 PM Nov 24th from Tweetie
  2. @collirp Thanks for the citation. 7:46 AM Nov 21st from Tweetie in reply to collirp
  3. Religion in America: The Theology of Senator H. Alexander Smith http://bit.ly/8H55HG 11:00 PM Nov 20th from twitterfeed
  4. New blog post: Is Studying Always Unhealthy, Or Only in the Eighteenth Century? http://bit.ly/82eiQ9 8:59 PM Nov 20th from twitterfeed
  5. 18c and 19c biographies of ministers and scholars often say that hard studying destroyed their health. Is this true, or is it just a trope? 6:17 PM Nov 20th from Tweetie
  6. I just signed on to write a series of encyclopedia articles about westerns during the 1960s. Guess what we're watching over Christmas break. 4:03 PM Nov 20th from Tweetie
  7. @cliotropic In light of your question on Tuesday: "Stanford Doctoral Students Can Now Submit Dissertations Online" http://bit.ly/5Te2u3 1:18 PM Nov 20th from Tweetie
  8. Off to the Harvard Book Store to hear Gordon Wood speak about "Empire of Liberty." 2:27 PM Nov 19th from Tweetie
  9. Historian Gordon Wood discuss Empire of Liberty tonight at 7: http://bit.ly/40Mb9i See you there! (via @HarvardBooks) 12:04 PM Nov 19th from Tweetie
  10. @collirp True. Good point. 10:42 AM Nov 19th from Tweetie in reply to collirp
  11. Direct quote from my wife: "We'd all be nicer, healthier, happier people if we all used @Zotero." @CHNM 8:09 PM Nov 18th from Tweetie
  12. Folks at @chnm: my wife is reading the AHA 2010 program, and she's glad about what you're doing for digital humanities. Me too. 8:07 PM Nov 18th from Tweetie
  13. @cliotropic True, and hopefully that will change. But perhaps historians can still write solid, readable narratives despite or after t/p. 7:53 PM Nov 18th from Tweetie in reply to cliotropic
  14. @collirp I'm not sure Wood says it's ok that history books have few readers--just that the standard explanation why is false. 7:51 PM Nov 18th from Tweetie in reply to collirp
  15. Gordon Wood on "Defending the Academicians" and writing popular history, from the Washington Post: http://bit.ly/3TZjlq 2:47 PM Nov 18th from Tweetie
  16. Historians at Indiana U. break student-stumping concepts into small, evidence-focused steps: http://bit.ly/33ehyS 6:42 AM Nov 18th from Tweetie
  17. Taking my wife to hear Carmen at the Boston Lyric Opera. http://blo.org/2009-2010_ca... 1:02 PM Nov 17th from Tweetie
  18. @cliotropic One syllabus is for colloq, and another is for a readings course. If you have any tips for making one, let me know. 1:01 PM Nov 17th from Tweetie in reply to cliotropic
  19. Working on my first syllabus ever. 3:43 PM Nov 16th from Tweetie
  20. Going to the Harvard Book Store to see the Espresso Book Machine in action. Report to follow tonight. It's going to be amazing. 10:57 AM Nov 12th from Tweetie
  • Name Lincoln Mullen
  • Location Waltham, MA
  • Web http://lincolnmul...
  • Bio Aspiring historian of religion and early America
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