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The science blogosphere may not be so "bloggy" as other quarters (at least, given one stereotype of blogginess).
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Maybe not being stereotypically "bloggy" is a good thing (not just for our readers, but so we don't undercut the science "brand").
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The original CSI: good science. Spontaneous human combustion: not so much.
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Respectful Insolence: Irresponsible anti-vaccination idiocy about autism to air on ABC's "Eli Stone"Why must "entertainment" involve pseudo-science? (Memo to ABC: it needn't!)
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Sometimes a job search really isn't. Does that make the aware candidate's application performance art?
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Breaking the taboo against being visibly committed to career and family as an act of mentoring.
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