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Comprehensive Account of the UCLA Pro-Test Rally at Speaking of Research

Last week, scientists and their supporters at UCLA held the first rally of their new chapter of the pro-research organization Pro-Test. In addition to the various other accounts that have been published, Tom Holder of Speaking of Research has now...

       

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Comprehensive Account of the UCLA Pro-Test Rally at Speaking of Research

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Posted on: April 26, 2009 6:30 AM, by Nick Anthis

Last week, scientists and their supporters at UCLA held the first rally of their new chapter of the pro-research organization Pro-Test. In addition to the various other accounts that have been published, Tom Holder of Speaking of Research has now published his own very comprehensive first-hand account of the event. Check it out. He has included quite a few photos as well, such as this one:

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