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I think it’s a better investment for BC to spend more funding on counseling services…

over the police department – why would you fund something that traumatize and criminalize your student when you have a better option that usually supports students (even though sometimes they might unintentionally hurt students’ feelings)? Anyway defunding BCPD seems like a smart idea…

If you want information that could help you make this case, search our resources for materials on defunding police, prison abolition, transformative justice, and restorative justice, and look for groups using those terms, such as the Movement 4 Black Lives (M4BL). Recently BC Law’s Rappaport Center hosted residencies of two Senior Fellows, Ajmel Quereshi, and Jonathan Miller, who both gave talks in March that are available on BC Law’s YouTube channel. Look for the titles “Towards Equitable Enforcement” and “Defunding vs Reforming the Police.”

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Why do companies approve their product placement in some movies over others?

Like, why did Mercedes Benz allow their image to be used as Nazi cars in Raiders of the Lost Ark versus not allowing their logo in Slumdog Millionaire?

Interesting question. I did some searching in our communications databases (bit.ly/BCCommGuide) and found an article, where the Slumdog Millionaire director Danny Boyle states it was because MB didn’t want to be associated with “scenes of squalor” and they were happy to be in the “posh” scenes. (See: bit.ly/MBPlacement)

I’m so happy that there are actually a lot of upsides to us going into lock-down.

I am especially happy at how so many animals can enjoy life without humans interupting it. Also how much has changed in places with a lot of pollution they are looking clearer than ever!

If there is a silver lining to this still-unfolding catastrophe for humans, I’m sure you’re looking in the right location: non-human organisms. The change was short-lived, but perhaps does give us some clues about strategies for longer-term reductions in pollution: bit.ly/pandemic-pollution.

Meow ? Oof ?

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Oh, hello all my wonderful animal friends! It’s so good to see you all.Also, ?️, ?, ? and ?.

We made it to weekend! ?????

Zzzzzz… What? What? Where? Who? I wasn’t asleep, just resting my eyes. Oh, look, we made it to the weekend! ????? And we even made it through the weekend and out the other side! ?

As I reckon with the effects of your life on mine…

Hamilton is the only music I’m listening. Listening to it on 2x and normal speed sounds equally natural and I know every lyrics (thought not to the level where I can recall the full musical without help). I’ve listened to it more than any other song (and this isn’t even a song) in my whole life. Should I be concerned? I don’t see the light out of this hole. 

Help, I am stuck in a wall

Have you ever been in this situation, but reversed?

That sounds really uncomfortable for a (presumably) non-wall being, and I hope that gets resolved quickly. Can’t say I’ve had the opposite, although I occasionally travel for conferences and such–but I think that’s different.