ACLU accuses science teacher of religion lessons San Jose Mercury News The American Civil Liberties Union says a science instructor at Fresno City College is illegally teaching religious views on homosexuality and abortion as ... |
 Telegraph.co.uk | IPCC reports full of errors? Forget science, let's get some fresh air Ode Magazine (blog) Global warming skeptics have enthusiastically welcomed the climate science uproar as proof of their vision that there is no consensus about climate change. ... India Supports a Toothless IPCC Is climate change skepticism good for climate science? The case for climate action must be remade from the ground upwards |
 MSU News | DOE's Chu Takes R&D Budget Request to House Science Panel New York Times The House Science and Technology Committee meets Thursday to discuss the R&D budget request with Chu. The committee has jurisdiction over research and ... MSU hosts visit by top Department of Energy scientist |
Science and Technology Space Shuttle Endeavour Heads to International Space ... Voice of America Photo: AP Endeavour's last scheduled night launch went smoothly in the pre-dawn hours Monday. That is, smoothly for a launch that was set for Sunday, ... |
 The Guardian | Beer for the Bones? BusinessWeek The US National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases has more about bone health. SOURCE: Journal of the Science of Food and ... Beer May Be Good for Your Bones High Hopes for Mineral in Beer May Fall Flat, Despite New Study Drink that beer ladies, it's good for your bones? |
 Forbes (blog) | Jonathan Fahey writes about energy, technology and science for Forbes Forbes (blog) The French nuclear giant Areva bought a company that taps the biggest nuclear energy source in the solar system: the sun. Areva bought the Mountain View, ... |
 Locus Online | Remembering Golden Age Science Fiction Author William Tenn io9 While at Bell Labs, he started writing science fiction under the pen name William Tenn. His first published story, entitled "Alexander the Bait", ... Ex-PSU professor, sci-fiwriter dies at 89 William Tenn/Phil Klass (science fiction writer) died today (2/7/10) at the ... Farewell, William Tenn. And, Thanks |
Science city plan deepens rift between east, west Montgomery Washington Post And now, the tantalizing possibility that Johns Hopkins University's proposed science city could create 23000 high-paying jobs on Montgomery's west side is ... |
Metro, Peabody Aim To Attract Math, Science Educators With Free Degree Nashville Public Radio The program aims to attract middle-school teachers for science, math and reading – areas Metro often struggles to fill. A master's degree at Peabody ... |
 ScienceBlogs (blog) | Musings on the intersection of science, medicine, and culture ScienceBlogs (blog) I also write twice a month for Science-Based Medicine I have a very liberal blogroll policy. If you want to be added, just drop me a line. ... |
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