Friday Varia and Quick Hits
A grey Friday ushers in a rainy weekend after a beautiful week. Here are some predictably random quick hits and varia:
It’s great to know that the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has a plan for a (or the?) zombie apocalypse.
Teaching Thursday made another appearance on the University of North Dakota’s home page.
It’s no where near as cool as the recently released footage of the Beat Writers at the UND Writers Conference in 1974. (Here’s the story).
Here’s a great guide, if you find yourself really really needing to look punk (via Boing Boing).
This short article argues that responsiveness is the key to using social media successfully in business. I wonder how this carries over to higher education applications?
The newest project by UND (M.A.) and PKAP alumnus Joe Patrow: The Directors Guild of America Visual History Project. Pretty fantastic stuff!
A full version of Reality 86’d which documented Black Flag’s final tour.
After months of wrangling over dates, contract details, and having his people call my people, it’s now official that (fellow blogger and founder of the Punk Archaeology Movement), Kostis Kourelis, will be the 2011 Cyprus Research Fund lecturer.
What I’m reading: R. Gastman and C. Neelon, The History of American Graffiti. New York 2010 (via Kostis Kourelis)
What I’m listening to: Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings (after a fantastic concert in Fargo on Wednesday night!
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