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The Dean Tweets From Cambodia

Twittering on war crimes trials and genocide: it sounds like a tasteless joke, or an indictment of social media.

But USF's Dean Jeff Brand manages to pull it off in his updates from Cambodia, where he has visited the killing fields and is attending the war crimes trial of Kaing Guek Eav (aka Duch). The 140-character limit gives his tweets a haiku-like poignancy:

Killing Fields: The dirt at your feet eroded, revealing remnants of clothes worn by the murdered. Next to the clothing incense burns.

Killing Fields: Clouded sky. Beautiful trees pushed by a hot breeze. "Tainted beauty" says one student. "Overwhelming" says another.

For more, follow the Dean on twitter (@deanbrand) or on his blog.

 

Posted by zieflibrary on May 28, 2009 in USF News | Permalink | Comments (0)

Technorati Tags: cambodia, jeff brand, twitter, usf law

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