Dr. Rebecca Johnson

@johnsonr

Vice President for Academic Affairs . Critical thinking is a professional responsibility. E pluribus unum. She/her.

Washington DC
usmcu.edu
Joined August 2008
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  1. Mar 21

    I love ’s annual return!

    hello what did i miss tell me i am all ears tell me
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    Mar 20

    It comforts me to know that the people left under the bombs do not lack the closeness of their pastors, who in these tragic days are living the Gospel of charity and fraternity. Thank you for this witness!

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    Mar 17

    This is remarkable.

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    I love the Russian people. That is why I have to tell you the truth. Please watch and share.
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  4. Mar 17

    Your moment of Hollywood zen.

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    The line between genius and terror is thin.
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    Mar 15

    and present in this video, Col Kelly Frushour as she discusses communication strategy and operations and how it applies to public affairs.

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  6. Mar 13

    Maybe. My first thought was “students colluding on the exam.” This seems like an academic Rorschach test….

    Grading midterms. So many of my students wrote “single ballot” instead of “single member” in defining Duverger’s Law, that I wonder if I wrote it wrong in the board or something.
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    Mar 12

    with strengthened their littoral movements by passing through other units' positions while moving toward an objective. These actions are the most complex evolutions a partnered force can conduct.

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    Mar 10

    Pentagon just now on N.Korean ballistic missile tests: "US is revealing this information publicly & sharing with allies/partners because we believe that the international community must speak in a united voice to oppose further development & proliferation of such weapons"

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  9. Mar 10

    In case you need a moment:

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  10. Mar 10

    Youngest has woken up at 0430 every day for a week. Safe to say they’re ready for the time change.

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    Mar 9

    A quick thread about moral injunctions, imperatives, MiGs, no-fly zones, and the standards for effective judgment. Overall message: Acting on the basis of imperative-driven thinking, especially under time pressure in a crisis, is a common prelude to disaster

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    Mar 9

    This is all an obvious ploy by Russia to try to try to justify its further premeditated, unprovoked, and unjustified attack on Ukraine.

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    Mar 9

    Also, Russia has a track record of accusing the West of the very violations that Russia itself is perpetrating. In December, Russia falsely accused the U.S. of deploying contractors with chemical weapons in Ukraine.

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    Mar 9

    It’s Russia that continues to support the Assad regime in Syria, which has repeatedly used chemical weapons. It’s Russia that has long maintained a biological weapons program in violation of international law.

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    Mar 9

    It’s Russia that has a long and well-documented track record of using chemical weapons, including in attempted assassinations and poisoning of Putin’s political enemies like Alexey Navalny.

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    Mar 6

    1/🧵 If you are in Russia, you may not be able to access RFE/RL content. The Kremlin has imposed unprecedented censorship. Here's how to bypass it.

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    Mar 5

    Here’s an easy to use cheat sheet on war crimes. Plain English, not legalese. This is totally not a subtweet.

    We’ve received thousands of questions on the Geneva Conventions. So, we’re going to break down the rules of war you need to know right now. All states have signed these – and are legally obligated to follow them. Thread 👇
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  18. Mar 4

    Just checked. distributes in Europe, so my heart breaks to lose my daily dose of deliciousness until Coke does the right thing. I can’t spend money on products that profit Russia.

    it's not about taste anymore, but about good and evil. chose the latter. , time for your counterattack is now
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    Mar 4

    Ukraine wrote a Geneva-compliant “surrendering guide” for Russian and Belarusian invaders

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    Mar 4

    It's out: a *big* new collection of pieces looking at global reactions to the war. [1/7]

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