Nicole Batten
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Historian. Scholar. Knowledge hoarder. UNLV History ABD. "History is the only laboratory we have in which to test the consequences of thought." -Etienne Gilson
Joined September 2021
I am so grateful to be a part of the team that has worked with the Bureau of Land Management to help to bring @WalkingBoxRanch back into the public’s eye. What an amazing experience it has been!
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“Hi, Professor. I know this semester isn’t actually over yet, but I was wondering if you had the syllabus ready for your class I’m taking next semester? I want to…”
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Began my research fellowship this week.. suddenly crushed with the realization that I am way behind (at least where I would like to be). Time to switch gears! #dissertationresearch
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This is the culmination of 50 years of work. In the 1970s, the anti-abortion mvt in Oklahoma was small and all Catholic. They had to try to “speak Protestant” to get evangelicals to care. Fast forward: the mvt has a political party and a Court parroting their core arguments.
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Hay! That's me! So excited to begin my residency this summer @TheHuntington!
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Do you know these amazing American women? Get to know them and their remarkable stories on the women-run Unsung History Podcast! 🎧 https://t.co/yhFfF0tVdd
#InternationalWomensDay
#WomensHistory
#LadyPodSquad #ShePodcasts
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This. Yes. Stop the bans and the fights over streamlining the game.
@agordonreed No. The way to attract young fans is to invest in youth baseball programs - kids are being priced out of the game w private, travel leagues etc. Long run strategy, but it's true. Folks who love the sport don't really care if a game is 3hr+/a pitchers duel.
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This recent news of the adoption of a universal DH has me heated, to say the least. I, like Crash Davis, am vehemently against it. Especially since its inception in the 1970s was to raise attendance and, thereby, financial profit. #theDHisdumb
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New Peer Comment "Conspiracy Theories in History Classes" by Daniela Scheidegger (@phluzern) on the article by Tønnes Bekker-Nielsen You are welcome to join the debate! https://t.co/hNp05jPwzF
public-history-weekly.org
There is agreement amongst media commentators that the spread of so-called fake news poses a serious threat to democratic society, and as history educators, we have an obligation to help stem the...
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A member of the Osage Nation, Maria Tallchief (1925 – 2013) was America’s first prima ballerina and a pivotal figure in the shaping of American ballet as it is known and practiced today. [Maria Tallchief. Dance MS Barzel Research Box 64 Folder Tallchief]
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Battlefields, concentration camps, Chernobyl, catacombs, haunted houses, Rwandan and Cambodian genocide memorials: All are now sites of “dark tourism.”
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Thanatourism, as one scholar calls it, has a long history. And some historic sites of mass death do offer thoughtful educational experiences.
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Hi UNLV! PAT and the Rebel History Club are having another book sale!! Tomorrow, Wednesday 10/13 from 11am-3pm in the Free Speech Zone! Stop by and buy some books!! We are having a fill-a-bag special for $20! A tote bag full of books for $20?! No way!
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On episode two of Western Edition: The West on Fire, we talk about Smokey Bear! Where did he come from? How did he become a beloved children’s character, a working-class hero, a countercultural icon, and a symbol of government overreach, all in one? 🎧: https://t.co/oQok1Xt7pF
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BREAKING: Robert E. Lee statue, erected in 1890, removed from its pedestal on Monument Avenue in Richmond, Virginia.
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Published this week: Love It? Hate It? It’s Still Tasmania’s History New Initial by @imo_weg (@UTAS_) has been published at https://t.co/hXs8LKzKRp
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Tasmania has a curious relationship with its cultural heritage. Its convict past has transformed from a shameful burden to a commercial boon.
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