Every month we collect our semi-daily tweets from @savageminds in an easy to swallow pill. Was there one you missed? If you see something around the web that you’d like to share with the Savage Minds community shoot me an email at MDTHOMPS@ODU.EDU. The digest for the month of March is a bit late. Apologies, I was occupied by public school spring break which never ever corresponds with university spring break.

• Awesome! Listen to a talk Ruth Benedict gave @WennerGrenOrg in ’47
• More From the Anthropologists on the Egyptian Revolution /KF
• Should Batman kill the Joker? Kant, Mill, Hobbes, Rawls, and Nietzsche weigh in. //MT
• Anthropologies #12: The Occupy & Open Access Issue /KF
• Chris Kelty’s The disappearing virtual library on the shutdown of library.nu /KF
• A rant on race and genetics by Jonathan Marks /via @JasonAntrosio /KF
• Amber Case’s brand of cyborg anthropology gets a nice write up ahead of her SXSW keynote. //MT
• Spike TV & National Geographic: Glorifying Looting: And now for some news on the archaeology and stupid-TV-s…
• Zunguzungu gets downright Lacanian on Rush Limbaugh. //MT
• Conflation of private property and control of women have deep roots in American history. //MT
• “We are not an engineering lab churning out six or seven short papers a year” /KF
• RIP Peter Loizos And also here. /KF
• How to read departmental webpages (and make them readable) /KF
• Anthropology: you’re doing it wrong. #anthrofail /KF
• Next week’s Doonesbury strips on transvaginal ultrasounds may be censored in American newspapers. //MT
• On the genre of “Raising Awareness about Someone Else’s Suffering.” /by @zunguzungu /KF
• 2012 WITBN Indigenous Journalism Awards /KF
• Sociologist finds some good news among teenage boys and masculinity in England. //MT
• The male beauty myth: same man poses as both the before and after body-building picture. //MT
• Why It Took So Long to Invent the Wheel: Scientific American /KF
• Publishing in an Internet World /KF
• Chinese fossil 11-14k years old with unusual mosaic of features may be new species of human. //MT
• UCLA anthro: American parents intend to develop their children’s independence, yet raise them to be dependent. //MT
• Anthropology was Not All White Males: Early Ethnographies by Women and Persons of Color /KF
• Indonesia cracks down on West Papuan activists, their nationalist dreams hang in the balance. //MT
• New post by @kmlawson: “Styling Maps with TileMill” /KF
• Can Genes Send You High or Low? The Orchid Hypothesis A-Bloom by @David_Dobbs /KF
• New post by @briancroxall: “Forking Your Syllabus” /KF
• “Hard to believe, but Islam may not be the most important factor…when studying gender in Muslim…communities.” /KF
• Korean Buddha gets a CAT-scan. Strange mass hidden inside turns out to be fragments of Lotus Sutra. //MT
• U Wisconsin prof Neil Whitehead passes, anthropologist of violence and shamanism, Amazon and Caribbean. //MT
• Anthropology Without Doctorates /KF
• Easy to understand discussion of legal issues at the heart of health care case before the Supreme Court. //MT
• How to be an academic failure: A guide for beginners via @cblatts /KF
• Is this Europe’s earliest string instrument? //MT
• Novel species offers a new clue to evolution of bipedalism. //MT
• Urine soaked virgin boy eggs are good for your health! //MT
• Puberty before age 10 might be more normal than you think. //MT
• Hey! Let’s fight about the Piraha some more, k? Follow up. //MT
• Guardian’s Big Idea this month: Guy Debord. He was right! //MT
• How many of us teach for schools without an anthropology major? //MT