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RT @PaulSalopek ‘In the Bengal delta, land exists where water allows it.’ Eventually, all things in #Bengal—wildlife, social station, hope, partition agonies, colonial legacies, geology, memory—flow into a pukur, one of the region’s once-ubiquitous ponds. Writer @amitangshu offers an homage. twitter.com/prempani…

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A lovely evocation of place that gathers the eternal streams of history, ecology, and humanity like tributaries, flowing into the village ponds of India. From an esteemed colleague, @amitangshu Memories of Water placesjournal.org/ar… via @PlacesJournal #slowjournalism

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RT @AnanyaBChetia Grateful for what The Collegian has done for me as a student journalist. Grateful to continue reporting for our community. Please consider donating so that we can continue providing opportunities for student journalist and serve our campus. twitter.com/URColleg…

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Well done, @ninajoss_ . Rendered in shades of light and dark, your profile delivers Jeff to us in a certain state of grace. twitter.com/ninajoss…

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Thanks, @nickschifrin⁩, for your day-long visit with ⁦@URJOURNALISM⁩ students and faculty today…and to our colleagues at ⁦@pulitzercenter⁩ for making it possible. ⁦@NewsHour⁩ #foreignreporting pic.twitter.com/LQFJ…

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Attn @URJOURNALISM, whose student reporters cover Virginia state government for Capital News Service. @URNews2Use twitter.com/mallaryt…

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RT @Revkin Walking the World for 10 Years, @PaulSalopek Ponders the Upsides of Nomadism in an Age of Drastic Change nationalgeographic.o… @outofedenwalk No greater example of #slowjournalism

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RT @NeysunM As @PaulSalopek continues his @outofedenwalk through China, having passed through the Tibetan Plateau, it’s time to check in with him again! Please join me, @susanjakes, & @ewong next week around this time, as we chat again with Paul, live from the road: twitter.com/i/spaces…

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RT @HeinleWill The problem of pop. density is even more true here in VA, where our cities are indepent jurisdictions mostly appearing as barely-visible shapes on the county map. As an election mapper, imo this alters the national political perception of Virginia during election season twitter.com/simonger…

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RT @Billbrowder BREAKING: Former President of Georgia Mikhail Saakashvili is transferred from prison to intensive care. He’s in critical condition from torture and alleged poisoning. The Putin backed Georgian government is refusing to release him on health grounds. newsgeorgia.ge/mihai…

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