Well, not exactly. She's already been to college and is now a PhD candidate in neurosciences at the University of Michigan. More to the point, ScienceBlogs own Shelley Batts (maitresse of Retrospectacle) is one of the finalists for a $5000 Blogger scholarship and all she needs to win is for you all to vote for her.
Check out her blog Retrospectacle (if you don't already know it) to see some of the many reasons you should vote for her. And then go here [Update, 9/5/07: this site has moved to here] to vote for the most deserving (aka, Shelley Batts).
Do it now. It will get you in practice for Tuesday.
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I feel like Wonkette: a reader sent along a bit of personal commentary about Deutsch, from someone who knew him at Texas A&M. It's gossip, nothing more, so take it or leave it.
Shelley Batts of Retrospectacle is up for scholarship for bloggers, and she needs
Shelley Batts, fellow ScienceBlogger and proprietor of Retrospectacle, is applying for a blogging scholarship -- which I didn't even know existed until now.
Newsweek has a story online today about a passage, in a book published by Wiley, that was recently discovered to have been plagiarized (D'oh!) from Wikipedia.
Thank you Revere!
Yeuoop! Shelleba got my list tagged up last night. It seems she is pulling ahead. A neuronerd is always thinking and she asked for and got my 200 plus emal list plus my endorsement. A troll would have just hijacked it but no, permission asked for and gotten.
Go vote for her. It takes about a millisecond and think of the money you are saving her parents.
done
Can I vote early and often?
Current totals:
Who Should Win The Blogging Scholarship?
* Pranam Kolari
191 3% of all votes
* Ben Kimball
250 4% of all votes
* Kambiz Kamrani
342 5% of all votes
* Matthew Himler
138 2% of all votes
* Shelly Batts
1046 16% of all votes
* Matthew Mireles
32 0% of all votes
* Lisa Marie
241 4% of all votes
* Paul Stamatiou
1150 18% of all votes
* Jennifer Wong
181 3% of all votes
* Stephen Yellin
2988 46% of all votes