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What Is A Standard Drink?

Introduction to the American Art of Fundraising

Up the Down Staircase

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Reveille, from the French réveiller (“to wake up”), originated in 17th–18th century European armies as a drum or bugle signal to rouse troops at dawn. Formalized in the British and later U.S. military, it marked the start of the duty day, prompting soldiers to rise, dress, and assemble. The traditional U.S. bugle call, composed around 1812, features a lively, ascending melody played at first light (typically 5–6 AM). In barracks and bases, it remains a daily ritual, symbolizing discipline, readiness, and unity—often followed by flag-raising and morning formation.

Reveille on bugle | West Point Bandhttps://t.co/0YUShA67DC @WestPointBand https://t.co/RTZEd0L8nI pic.twitter.com/Qk8SowaWOM

— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) November 8, 2025

🌲 When you’re out in the field, there are no shortcuts.

Survival training prepares cadets for those moments—teaching them how to navigate unknown terrain, sustain themselves with limited resources, and always stay mission-ready.
#CST2025 pic.twitter.com/36GPy4EApW

— U.S. Military Academy at West Point (@WestPoint_USMA) June 16, 2025

Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town”

Lively Arts 300

Remember how good National Geographic used to be? When I was a kid happening on a stack of these was like finding actual treasure. I used to read my grandpa's old ones, until one year I got a subscription for Christmas. It was like having the whole world at my fingertips. pic.twitter.com/RyDtDuxbnN

— Casey B. Head (@CaseyBHead) November 26, 2025

Monster Culture

“Popular culture has become engorged, broadening and thickening

until it’s the only culture anyone notices.”

P. J. O’Rourke

Halloween

🚨 This weekend is your last chance to apply to up to five @SUNY campuses, including #UBuffalo, for FREE! 🚨 Free App Weeks end Nov. 3!

Learn more and apply today! ▶️ https://t.co/WgDAavvpGI #FreeAppWeek pic.twitter.com/TRkdLpbWs6

— UBuffalo (@UBuffalo) October 31, 2025

Administrative Services Gateway: University Facilities

Standards New York

“I Made The Witches’ Brew from Macbeth, and Things Got Weird”

Selecting a purebred puppy

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COZY FALL VLOG

Facilities Management

Spaghetti and Meatballs

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“FDSC 4300: The Science and Technology of Beer”

Professor Karl Siebert, who teaches FDSC 4300, The Science and Technology of Beer, demonstrates how to properly pour a beer and discusses the sensory experience of beer appreciation. In a recent study, Siebert identified the key component in a ‘perfect’ head of beer: a barley protein known as Lipid Transport Protein 1 or LPT1.

Food Science Professor Karl Siebert teaches "FDSC 4300: The Science and Technology of Beer"@Cornell @CornellCALS https://t.co/u9mHiibrg2 pic.twitter.com/ESZlcK2klk

— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) April 28, 2023

does your campus have a beer garden? pic.twitter.com/H19GxQd0Eu

— Alexander Ahammer (@AhammerAlex) May 5, 2023

How Do You Measure the Percentage of Alcohol in Beer, Wine and Other Beverages?https://t.co/WitMHCUKGd https://t.co/VS3p32cdGd @NIST pic.twitter.com/FPKBBSari9

— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) November 28, 2022

Tag Archives: New York

Egg Nog Riot of 1826

Introduction to the American Art of Fundraising

Up the Down Staircase

Reveille

Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town”

Monster Culture

Selecting a purebred puppy

COZY FALL VLOG

Spaghetti and Meatballs

“FDSC 4300: The Science and Technology of Beer”

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