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23 Nov 2013
Who's that chit-chatting outside my door?
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When I went to the Nature House at Elk/Beaver Lake, I expected to use my science talents, but I never expected to meet a new neighbour. A s...
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12 Nov 2013
So What DOES The Fox Say, Anyhow?
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Sci/Why alum L. E. Carmichael was on TV last week, talking about domesticated foxes and her new book, Fox Talk: How Some Very Special Anima...
8 Nov 2013
The Man Who Made the Earth Move
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Claire Eamer Just about this time of year, back in 1930, one of the most famous figures in modern geology lay down to die on the snow-cove...
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25 Oct 2013
Creepy, Eerie, Macabre Fungi for Halloween
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Jan Thornhill (This is a repost of the October 2013 one that somehow disappeared.) Picture this: You’re in an unfamiliar part of...
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18 Oct 2013
Creativity
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She reached up, touching the cold ceiling above her head, relishing the grain of stone beneath her fingertips. The lamp flic...
11 Oct 2013
Science magazines for kids
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A few days ago an email arrived in my inbox from a Toronto colleague -- health writer Jane Langille -- to let me know about a new science m...
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4 Oct 2013
The Lane Anderson Awards for Excellence in Science Writing
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Can you be just a little over the moon? No. Which is why I'm a LOT over the moon to have been named the winner of the 2012 Lane Anders...
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