Different kinds of posts in the /blog feed: discussion

[amandavisconti]

Ties into #1021 re:the 3 new blog categories, their names, and how we use them

Option #1
"Scholarship">"Research Blog" (links to /research-blog, which only contains research posts)
"News/Events">"News Blog" (links to longstanding /blog URL, which contains all post types)
Pro: way to read only our essay-style posts of enduring interest (use for external audience, and vs. having to skim past stale announcement posts); con: confusing duplication of some posts?

Option #2
"Scholarship">"Blog" (links to /blog, edited to only contain research posts)
"News/Events">"News" (links to /news, which only contains "announcement" posts)
Pro: clear what each page does, can just view the post type you need. Con: people may not notice they need to go to the new /news page to see announcements.

Option #3 = current status on /realignment
Only have "Scholarship">"Blog" (links to existing /blog, which contains all post types)
No "News/Events">"News" in main nav dropdown (bc. "News/Events" only has 1 sub-item: "Newsletter")
Rename "News/Events" to "Events" (given there's no newsletter page at near launch time)
Pro: streamlined, no one misses any posts. Cons: mixes in posts that become non-read as time passes (e.g. old workshop announcements); leaves Menu Item #6 (News/Events) with only one sub-item of uncertain necessity (newsletter signup is on front page, could also be in footer; doesn't necessarily need a nav item?)