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Diversity in the geosciences and the impact of social media
Posted by: Anne Jefferson on September 1, 2010
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Women geo-types on Twitter
- RT @Nadoshi: @kitchenmage @rupertbu Believe me we don't want more money. We just want parents to listen to teachers when they ask for ur s… 2 hours ago
- RT @kitchenmage: Teachers are the people who will lay down on top of your kids so the tornado damages them instead of your child. Pay them … 2 hours ago
- RT @ToriHerridge: "Party like it's 1799…" << love it! MT @trowelblazers Happy Birthday, Mary Anning! bit.ly/12Si8M1 #trowelblazers 6 hours ago
- RT @rivrchik: MT @KirkwoodLab: @SnowHydro writes a wonderful piece on mental health & need for support in academia. bit.ly/11UwAaU 7 hours ago
- RT @KHayhoe: Tonight's a good night to hug our kids a little closer, pray for grieving families in OKC, donate to help, & download a tornad… 15 hours ago
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