AngryUSGProf @AngryUSGProf

Prof at USG institution and kind of done with it all. Joined January 2022

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AngryUSGProf @AngryUSGProf

3 years ago

Georgia #COVID19 hospitalizations are 50% higher today than this day 1-year ago. #CovidIsNotOver

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At start of Staff Appreciation Week, the President sent email saying “a specially designed gift” for our efforts was coming. The Bulldog is cool. Jerry Morehead’s signature? That’s just silly. What next, a framed photo of @ass_deans? Save the money and pay staff more next time.

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AngryUSGProf @AngryUSGProf

3 years ago

Here we go again cnbc.com/2022/04/13/cov…

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AngryUSGProf @AngryUSGProf

4 years ago

It would be nice if @GovKemp or the @BORUSG talked just a little bit about what the priorities are for Georgia’s colleges and universities and how @SonnyPerdue uniquely fits with those. Would also be nice if Perdue were asked to explain how he will build trust within system.

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AngryUSGProf @AngryUSGProf

4 years ago

When you nominate a character like this to run the state’s system of higher education, you become a joke. Or, perhaps, and even bigger joke than you already are. Shame on you @BORUSG @GovKemp

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AngryUSGProf @AngryUSGProf

4 years ago

“Falls far short” is, honestly, generous. This is the further politicization of the state’s universities and Georgia will be, once again, worse off.

Matthew Boedy @MatthewBoedy

4 years ago

“Falls far short” is, honestly, generous. This is the further politicization of the state’s universities and Georgia will be, once again, worse off.

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Liz Szabo @LizSzabo

4 years ago

Covid is a group project, and we’re failing because certain members of our group aren’t doing the work.

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Benjy Renton @bhrenton

4 years ago

On May 24, 2020, the front page of The New York Times read: "U.S. DEATHS, NEAR 100,000, AN INCALCULABLE LOSS." It was a full page of some of the souls lost to COVID-19. On February 5, 2021, at the bottom of the page, the headline is "900,000 Dead, but Many Americans Move On."