Daily Archives: August 30, 2006

Tackling Evolution Challenges at Museums and Parks

Here’s a good story that shows the fight to defend science happens in places beside the classroom and politics. The vast majority of scientists agree that intelligent design (ID) — the belief that the complexity of life is evidence that … Continue reading

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Interesting opinion column

Here’s an interesting opinion piece that ran in a Naples paper. It mentions some other article supposedly published in the same paper about an opposing view, but I couldn’t find that other piece.

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Stay safe out there, folks!

It turns out that even the simplest of experiments and science classroom projects can be dangerous in some way. A few months back, the fifth-graders at Franklin’s Jefferson Elementary contracted salmonella, a nasty bacterial infection, from owl pellets, grayish, hardened … Continue reading

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