John Hawks says:
So keep on coming by -- I guarantee there will be some very interesting stuff in the next two months.
Things that make you go hhhmmm....
Well, go this symposium:
Salk Institute for Biological Studies DeHoffmann Auditorium
Friday, November 3, 2006
2:30 - 2:50: John Hawks, "Combining morphology and population genetics"
2:50 - 3:10: Henry Harpending, "Molecular genetics of modern humans and Neanderthals"
Details @ Hawks' place.
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It's another weekend of travel for me. Tonight, I'm off to St Olaf, that fine Lutheran institute of higher learning, to rail against the corruption of science by religion. I'll be speaking at 6 at the Lion's Lair, Buntrock Commons, out there in Northfield, MN (wait…"lion's lair"? Do they mean that…
I wish he would turn his site into a blog by adding comments. It is almost impossible to find his contact info even to e-mail him stuff.
Yes, it is tough to contact him - I tracked him down through the UW - Madtown Anthropolgy website. jhawks is at wis dot edu
Razib, is there some way you can edit J-Dog's comment, so as to make the email address non-readable by spamlist-feeder email-finding spiders? It seems bad netiquette to write it so openly, specially for someone who takes care of not exposing it much.
Anyway, Hawks rulez (as Bob Skipper said in a post, J.H. "is too smart for his own good"), so I'll be also paying attention to those news!
that's it! ;-)
Yes, well as for comments, there are the 400 students I have to keep happy by monitoring their internal discussion boards. One of those is quite enough for me to handle!