links for 2008-10-01

By drorzel on September 30, 2008.

Dr. Rivka -

How many US Supreme Court decisions can you name off the top of your head?

(tags: law US politics)
Tor.com / Science fiction and fantasy / Blog posts / Bloat: threat or menace?

A defense of long books.

(tags: books writing literature SF blogs)
Dynamics of Cats : why are grades confidential?

"FERPA" is not a sufficient answer. Why do we have FERPA?

(tags: academia education law US)
Physics, guitars and pitch harmonics Â« Skulls in the Stars

Guitars and laser beams

(tags: physics optics science blogs music)
PHD Comics: The Economic Meltdown

An economic guide for perplexed academics

(tags: comics economics academia internet)
Swans on Tea Â» Viva Las Vegas

The story of LVIS (the Low Velocity Intense Source of a cold atomic beam).

(tags: physics atoms low-temperature science experiment)

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