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Interestingly, to me, Dave does not recommend asking your readers to comment...
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Category: Conference Report
Interestingly, to me, Dave does not recommend asking your readers to comment...
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Category: Conference Report
...making the decision to speak out needs to be a well-informed one: what will I risk? is it worth it? can I live with the potential consequences?
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I wasn't able to attend the WEPAN national conference this year, and I really missed going. So I was glad that Carol Muller of MentorNet wrote to the WEPAN listserv today with a mini-conference report/follow-up. She covered three topics: the...
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Category: Apologists for the Oppressors
Everything can be blamed on the kids!
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Dr. Free-Ride has graciously put the slides from her talk at the Science Blogging Conference on the conference wiki, so I'm thinking I can go ahead and blog about the stuff I thought I couldn't blog about in my earlier...
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Well, I would argue that good science blogging is NOT just "my opinion...
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Bora taking a picture of Dr. Free-Ride taking a picture of Bora...
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Dr. Free-Ride talked about the need for community and communication as key ingredients for human beings to flourish.
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even if you don't live in North Carolina you'll find some valuable information here.
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Category: Why Aren't You Reading This?
it's even more wonderful when someone who is not just like us steps up to do the mentoring.
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