
@BugmanTim but when I want people to be able to see what I'm saying. Assistant Prof @SimpsonCollege, he/him.
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ALT Two pictures of the same man side by side. In the left picture, labeled "personal relationship," a blue triangle is drawn connecting both eyes down to just below his mouth. In the right picture, labeled "professional encounter," a similar blue triangle is drawn between both eyes and his forehead.

ALT An edited version of an Obvious Plant object, packaged like something at a toy store might be. The top section has a picture of me and the title "your actions have DISPLEASED TIM." It also has a small label that says "WARNING: THIN ICE. Think of bout what you have done." Unit #T1MSAD The lower section has an image of my face, looking perplexed or displeased, edited to look like a stone etching. Text next to the image says: HE HAS HEARD WHAT YOU'VE DONE HERE IS A STONE ETCHING OF HIS RESIGNED SORROW YOU WILL NOT GET INTO HEAVEN AT THIS RATE

ALT Tompkins County Public Health Director Frank Kruppa stated, “We’re in a place where we are seeing very little spread and severe disease locally and around the state. While we are suspending our mask advisory and no longer requiring that masks be worn in schools, you may still choose to wear a mask to protect yourself or others – masks are one of the best tools to stop the disease from spreading.”

ALT Text from an email from Cornell's President, Dr. Martha E. Pollack. Header, bold and underlined: Masking Along with vaccination and boosters, masks remain a critical part of reducing the spread of the virus. All faculty, staff and students must comply with the University’s masking policy, utilizing high quality masks, worn correctly. Updated guidance recommends N95/KN95 as the most effective to preventing Omicron. Cloth masks on their own no longer meet Cornell standards for protection. Cornell plans to provide high-quality (e.g., N95, KN95) masks to campus community members who need them.


















