30 April 2008
Free food
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Today was a bit of a strange day. It was the last day of class. There was free lunch to celebrate the university get re-accredited (even tho...
28 April 2008
Texas Education Agency and Chris Comer, Part 32
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The Austin Chronicle 's Naked City blog comments on the recent announcement of Kenneth Heydrick as the science director for the Texas E...
Using colour without seeing colour
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I started off my research career with octopuses when I was in a landlocked prairie province. And my supervisor talked from time to time abou...
In which bad habits are rewarded
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Turning on the computer is typically one of the first things I do in the morning after having a shower. Yes, it's not a good habit. But ...
26 April 2008
Texas Education Agency and Chris Comer, Part 31
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Kenneth Heydrick (pictured) is the new Texas Education Agency science coordinator . This used to be Chris Comer's job. The press release...
24 April 2008
Texas Higher Education and Creation Research, Part 25
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The Houston Chronicle was one of the first news organizations to confirm what's already been on the blogosphere: that THECB denied ICR...
Texas Higher Education and Creation Research, Part 24
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The Texas Observer blog is reporting that the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) supported the Academic Excellence Committee...
The reptilian brain critiqued
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The following is a blog post I made over at the All in the Mind blog in response to a recent show on evolutionary psychiatry. I wanted to p...
Texas Higher Education and Creation Research, Part 23
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More coverage this morning about the THECB's Academic Excellence Committee's recommendation in anticipation of the full Coordinating...
23 April 2008
Texas Higher Education and Creation Research, Part 22
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The Austin American-Statesman has a longer story on the THECB committee vote, including pinpoint accurate comments from Ray Paredes (empha...
Texas Higher Education and Creation Research, Part 21
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The news is hitting the wires now... It seems all the news stories are taking the Coordinating Board's final vote tomorrow as a fait acc...
Texas Higher Education and Creation Research, Part 20
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ICR's request to grant Master's degrees in Science education has been voted down by the Academic Excellence Committee. There is sti...
Earth Day and shrimp data
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On Earth Day 2008, I drove over 150 miles in a car, alone. I feel bad about the carbon footprint (stupid infrastructure determining my choic...
19 April 2008
Defence
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My Master's student Sandra successfully defended her thesis yesterday. Hooray! Now, I just hope the revision can be done in time. This c...
Texas Higher Education and Creation Research, Part 19
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The Christian Post has a news story about the upcoming meeting of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and the Institute for Crea...
16 April 2008
Teens challenge science, but do they get it right?
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In case you saw the recent news story that a teenager corrected NASA about the probability of an asteroid impact... check here . Besides, a...
Hard times
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It's going to be a long, long, footy season for us Melbourne supporters... Dees told 'face up to the crisis' Sigh.
15 April 2008
Down a peg
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I really like this post over at the DrugMonkey blog about the role of authority in science. I like it even though it has South Park pictur...
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Texas Education Agency and Chris Comer, Part 30
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This video of Chris Comer describing her firing is up at an National Center for Science Education website devoted to the film Expelled . I ...
It really is getting harder
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One of the things I occasionally get in my mailbox is updates from the National Science Foundation, since it is the agency that I look to mo...
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