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Good for You, Dr. Arnold
Category: Academia
One of our geography profs, who is teaching a storm chasing class over the summer, was featured on Good Morning America this past Sunday: "I think it's important the general public begins to understand the concept of inquiry-based science education,...
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A Big Day/Red Panda Week
Category: Academia
Graduation today!
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Say Hello to the New Doctor in Town
Category: Academia
James (I should say Dr. James...) deserves some grats; he has officially finished his "PhD journey." Go over to Direction Not Destination and give him some props....
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Join the Science Scouts, Facebookers
Category: Academia
David at the World's Fair has been unceremoniously sucked into Facebook. After wrestling with Its vast networking powers (as well as Its opioid addictive properties), he has brought the Order of the Science Scouts of Exemplary Repute and Above Average...
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Worst. Game. Ever.
Category: Environment
Planet Green Game's got nothing on Oregon Trail.
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Celebrating One Year of The Voltage Gate
...with FSU's Earth Day bash.
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Prime Time Cuttlefish
Category: Animals
Tomorrow's NOVA is all about cuttlefish! Kings of Camouflage, eh? It brings me back to freshmen zoology. My prof showed this incredible video of how cuttlefish communicate, both through color changes and signaling. That video was largely responsible for my...
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How Labs Have Changed My Life...
Category: Academia
...and made me a better person. Well, sort of. I started writing this after learning that several of my SciBlings (Janet, Chad, RPM, Razib, Mike) were countering Steve G's argument that science labs, as an addition to "theory" or "lecture"...
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