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UA 100.030 Guide to the North Carolina State University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Biology Records, 1948-2006
The records of the North Carolina State University Department of Biology are arranged in six series: General Records, Comprehensive Reviews, Institute of Statistics, Workshops, Projects, Gransts, and Proposals, Ecology Program Records, and Publications. Within each series, materials are arranged alphabetically by topic or title.
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This series contains a variety of records. Correspondence written to, by, or about specific faculty members is filed under the individual's name as per original order. The series also includes specific material about programs and courses offered in the Department of Zoology and its organization. There is a significant collection of news clippings and correspondence relating to the proposed founding of the North Carolina Zoological Park (originally named North Carlina Zoological Garden). Of note are the various awards and distinctions bestowed on members of the department. The material is filed alphabetically.
[Box 1, Folder 1] Academic Program Proposals, 1962 - 1967
[Box 1, Folder 2] Achievements, 1960
[Box 1, Folder 3] Articles, 1948 - 1956
[Box 1, Folder 4] Barkalow, Frederick S., 1966 - 1967
[Box 1, Folder 5] Brochures, ca. 1962 - 1982, undated
[Box 1, Folder 6] Campus Mailing List for Wildlife Curriculum Newsletter, 1955, undated
[Box 1, Folder 7] Departmental Retreats, 1979 - 1982
[Box 1, Folder 8] Employment Surveys, 1957
[Box 1, Folder 9] Fields, Hugh M., 1960 - 1969, undated
[Box 1, Folder 10] Grant, William C., 1975
[Box 1, Folder 11] Harkema, Reinard, 1969
[Box 1, Folder 12] Hassler, William W., 1959 - 1969
[Box 1, Folder 13] Hatteras Marine Research Station, 1964
[Box 1, Folder 14] Long Range Planning, 1957 - 1959, undated
[Box 1, Folder 15] Mammal and Bird Range, 1964
[Box 1, Folder 16] Mini Grants, 1977 - 1981
[Box 1, Folder 17] News Clippings, 1957 - 1958, undated
[Box 1, Folder 18] North Carolina Wildlife Federation, 1957 - 1967
North Carolina Zoological Garden
[Box 1, Folder 19] Correspondence, 1967 - 1974
[Box 1, Folder 20] Documents, 1967 - 1969
[Box 1, Folder 21] News Clippings, 1966 - 1969, undated
[Box 1, Folder 22] Notes, undated
[Box 1, Folder 23] Organization Charts, 1966 - 1980
[Box 1, Folder 24] Program Information for Students, 1978, undated
[Box 1, Folder 25] Quay, Thomas L., 1958 - 1965
[Box 1, Folder 26] Reinard Harkema Memorial Endowment for Zoology, 1978
[Box 1, Folder 27] Social Material, 1956 - 1957
[Box 1, Folder 28] Squirrel Project, 1964
[Box 1, Folder 29] Syllabi and Lecture Materials, 1960 - 1978
[Box 1, Folder 30] Wildlife Extension, 1960 - 1967, undated
This series contains reports prepared by the Department of Zoology to provide background information for comprehensive reviews of the department. These reports contain such items as a brief history of the department, mission statement, program summaries, faculty resumes, course syllabi, and project lists. The reports are filed chronologically.
[Box 2, Folder 1] 1978
[Box 2, Folder 2] 1985
This series contains records of cooperative ventures, known as the Southeastern Fish and Game Statistics Project, between the North Carolina State College Institute of Statistics and at least nine states: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. The role of the Institute of Statistics was to provide consultant services to the states on the design and analysis of wildlife research, and to develop sound and efficient statistical techniques for such design and analysis. These records are broken into two sub-series: General Correspondence, which includes analyses of statistical projects forwarded to those states for whom the Archives does not have specific records; And the records for Alabama, whose general records contain largely administrative and financial records. Alabama's cooperative agreement was initiated in 1959 and was renewed each year to 1981. Research projects for Alabama include the calculation of the extent of the wild turkey population as an aid in resource management. They also include a set of sophisticated analyses intended to provide specific measurements by which researchers can accurately determine the age of young rabbits. These analyses were overseen by Dr. Don W. Hayne in his dual role as statistician and zoologist.
[Box 2, Folder 5] General Records, 1959 - 1981
"Cooperative Agreement between the State of Alabama Department of Conservation and the Institute of Statistics, North Carolina State College"
[Box 2, Folder 6] Original Agreement, 1959
[Box 2, Folder 7] Supplement Agreements, Numbers 1-11, 1959 - 1969
[Box 2, Folder 8] Supplement Agreements, Numbers 12-23, 1970 - 1981
Rabbit Research, Edward P. Hill, III
[Box 2, Folder 9] 1964 - 1966
[Box 2, Folder 10] 1967 - 1970
Wild Turkey Investigations, data
[Box 2, Folder 11] 1966
[Box 2, Folder 12] 1967
This series contains handbooks used in the two-day "schools" for which staff members of the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station, the Agricultural Extension Service, the Division of College Extension, and others served as faculty. The two schools herein were similar, but the Pesticide School was conducted primarily for merchants who dealt in fungicides, insecticides, and herbicides rather than those in the pest control industry. Material in the handbooks was compiled by various agencies, including the Entomology Section, Department of Zoology; Plant Pathology Section, Department of Botany; Department of Agronomy of the School of Agriculture; and the Rodent Control Section, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. They contain pamphlets, publications, and prepared notes regarding particular chemicals and the laws that control their use. The material is filed chronologically.
Pesticide School
[Box 3, Folder 3] Attendance Sheets and Program, 1951 - 1953
[Box 3, Folder 4] 1950
[Box 3, Folder 5] 1951
[Box 3, Folder 6] 1952
[Box 3, Folder 7] 1953
Individual Projects
[Box 3, Folder 10] "Abused Drugs and Social Behavior " (1973-1977), John G. Vandenbergh, 1977
[Box 3, Folder 11] "Analysis of Ecological Date from Cox Bay, Texas, in Response to the Impact of Cooling Water Input from a Power Plant" (1975), B. J. Copeland, 1975
[Box 3, Folder 12] "Aqua Culture of Yellow Perch, "Perca flavescens" (Mitchill) in North Carolina" (1977-1978), William W. Hassler, 1977
[Box 3, Folder 13] "Aquatic Ecosystems Modeling and the Role of Bacteria in Alaskan Arctic Lakes" (1975-1976), John E. Hobbie, 1974 - 1976
[Box 3, Folder 14] "Artificial Propagation and Spawning of the Dolphin ( "Coryphaena hippurus"), Cobia ( "Rachycentron canadum"), and the Channel Bass ( "Scianops ocellata") " (no date), William W. Hassler, 1975
[Box 3, Folder 15] "Bacteria and the Nutritional Quality of Estuarine Detritus" (1975-1976), John E. Hobbie, John M. Miller, 1974 - 1976
[Box 3, Folder 16] "Biological Clock Control of Appetite and Fat Deposition in Woodchucks" (1969-1972), David E. Davis, 1969 - 1971
[Box 3, Folder 17] "Biology of Amphibia and Reptilia: Special Emphasis on Behavior and Ecology" (1976-1979), Bernard S. Martof, 1975
[Box 3, Folder 18] "Biology of Amphibia: Special Emphasis on Photoperiod and Metamorphosis" (1975-1978), Bernard S. Martof, 1975
[Box 3, Folder 19] "Biology of Amphibians: With Special Emphasis on the Physiological Ecology and Behavior of Larvae" (1969-1972), Bernard S. Martof, 1969 - 1971
[Box 3, Folder 20] "Biology of Aquatic Heterotrophic Bacteria as Affected by Phosphate Mining in an Estuary" (1969-1972), John E. Hobbie, 1969 - 1971
[Box 3, Folder 21] "Biology of Parasites" (1972-1975), Reinard Harkema, Grover C. Miller, 1972 - 1975
[Box 4, Folder 1] "Black Bear Investigations" (1975-1978), O. Thomas Sanders, David S. deCalesta, 1974 - 1979
[Box 4, Folder 2] "Breeding Biology of Woodcock in Piedmont North Carolina" (1978-1979), Phillip D. Doerr, 1974 - 1979
[Box 4, Folder 3] "Carolina Notebook" (1982-1983), Gary San Julien, Rick Estes, 1982
[Box 4, Folder 4] "Catfish Breeding, Production, and Marketing" (1971-1974), Garland B. Pardue, 1971 - 1974
[Box 4, Folder 5] "Circadian Organization in Lizards" (1978-1981), Herbert A. Underwood, 1978
[Box 4, Folder 6] "Circadian Physiology and Photoreception in Lizards: The Role of the Eyes and Pineal System" (1976-1978), Herbert A. Underwood, 1975 - 1979
[Box 4, Folder 7] "Cooperative management Program for Albemarle Sound-Roanoke River Striped Bass" (1975-1977), William W. Hassler, 1975 - 1977
[Box 4, Folder 8] "Cooperative Woodcock Study, North Carolina" (1974-1978), Phillip D. Doerr, 1974 - 1979
[Box 4, Folder 9] "Cryogenic Preservation of Sperm from Freshwater Fishes" (1976-1978), Reinard Harkema, J. Howard Kerby, Melvin T. Huish, 1976 - 1979
[Box 4, Folder 10] "Determinants of Aggression in Mice" (1975-1976), J. Mal Whitsett, 1975 - 1977
[Box 4, Folder 11] "Development of a Saltmarsh Ecosystem Proposal" (1975-1976), John E. Hobbie, 1975
[Box 4, Folder 12] "Development of Models of Primary Productivity of Organic Materials by Microorganisms" (1974-1975), John E. Hobbie, 1974
[Box 4, Folder 13] "Development of Nutrient Models for the Pamlico River Estuary, North Carolina" (1975-1977), John E. Hobbie, 1974
[Box 4, Folder 14] "Development of Sexual Dimorphism in "Schistosoma mansoni" " (1975-1977), William C. Grant, 1975 - 1977
[Box 4, Folder 15] "Distribution and Ecology of Marine Hydroids of North Carolina" (1975-1978), Charles E. Lytle, 1974 - 1979
[Box 4, Folder 16] "Ecology and Behavior of Mammalian Populations" (1972-1974), David E. Davis, Frederick S. Barkalow, John B. Mathies, 1972 - 1974
[Box 4, Folder 17] "Ecology and Behavior of Vertebrates" (1972-1975), Thomas L. Quay, Bernard S. Martof, George T. Barthalmus, 1972 - 1975
[Box 4, Folder 18] "The Ecology and Behavior of Wild Bird Populations in Relation to Changing Land-Use Patterns" (1969-1972), Thomas L. Quay, 1969 - 1971
[Box 4, Folder 19] "The Ecology of the Pamlico River Estuary, North Carolina" (1973-1974), John E. Hobbie, 1973
[Box 4, Folder 20] "Effect of Oil on Tundra Thaw Ponds" (1975-1976), John E. Hobbie, 1975
[Box 4, Folder 21] "Effect of Selected Trace Elements and Oxidants on Phagocytic and Microbiocidal Activities of the Alveolar Macrophage" (1975-1976), Kenneth E. Muse, 1975 - 1976
[Box 4, Folder 22] "Effects of Field Applications of Organophosphates on Bobwhite Quail and Cottontail Rabbits" (1976-1978), O. Thomas Sanders, 1976 - 1979
[Box 4, Folder 23] "Effects of Low Level Turbidity on Fishes in Lakes" (1979-1982), John M. Miller, 1979
[Box 4, Folder 24] "Effects of Road Construction upon Nearby Lakes on the Alaskan North Slope" (1975-1977), John M. Miller, Vera Alexander, 1975 - 1976
[Box 5, Folder 1] "Effects of Stream Channelization and Drainage on Fish and Wildlife" (1971-1978), Melvin T. Huish, Garland B. Pardue, F. Eugene Hester, 1971 - 1979
[Box 5, Folder 2] "Electron Microscopy as a Research Tool in Reproductive Endocrinology" (no date), J. Mal Whitsett, 1976
[Box 5, Folder 3] "Environment and Sexual Development in Mammals" (1975-1978), J. Mal Whitsett, 1975 - 1977
[Box 5, Folder 4] "Estrogen Control of Uterine Glucose Metabolism" (1967-1972), Donald E. Smith, 1967 - 1970
[Box 5, Folder 5] "Estuarine Invertebrate Behavior: An Index of Subacute Toxicity of Aquatic Herbicides" (1977-1978), George T. Barthalmus, 1977 - 1979
[Box 5, Folder 6] "Eurasion Watermilfoil in Currituck Sound: Its Control and Potential Use" (1977-1978), Melvin T. Huish, J. Howard Kerby, 1976 - 1979
[Box 5, Folder 7] "Factors Affecting Nesting Density and brood Survival of Wood Ducks" (1969-1972), F. Eugene Hester, 1969 - 1971
[Box 5, Folder 8] "Feasibility of High Frequency Echosounding for Larval Fish and Invertebrates" (1975-1976), John M. Miller, 1975
[Box 5, Folder 9] "Fine Structure and Cytochemistry of a Protozoan Parasite Invading the Crustacean Exoskeleton" (1977-1978), Phyllis C. Bradbury, 1974 - 1977
[Box 5, Folder 10] "Fine Structure of Differentiation in Haemoproteus" (1969-1972), Phyllis C. Bradbury, 1969 - 1971
[Box 5, Folder 11] "Fish and Zooplankton Sampling in Rivers" (1978-1979), William W. Hassler, 1978
[Box 5, Folder 12] "Fish Production in Farm Ponds" (1969-1972), F. Eugene Hester, 1969 - 1971
[Box 5, Folder 13] "Food Quality Variability on Insect Pest Populations and Their Food Chain Dynamics in Agroecosystems" (1973-1975), George G. Shaw, Udo Blum, 1973 - 1976
[Box 5, Folder 14] "Genetic and Hormonal Factors Controlling Plumage Coloration in Birds" (1969-1972), Nancy S. Mueller, 1969 - 1971
[Box 5, Folder 15] "Habitat Requirements and Population Changes of "Microtus pinetorum" " (1974-1976), J. Scott Ziesenis, David E. Davis, 1974 - 1977
[Box 5, Folder 16] "Habitat Selection and Energy Requirements of Wintering Woodcock in North Carolina" (1980-1982), Phillip D. Doerr, 1979 - 1982
[Box 5, Folder 17] "Helminth Parasites of Vertebrates in North Carolina" (1978), Grover C. Miller, 1978 - 1979
[Box 5, Folder 18] "The Histochemistry of Helminths" (1969-1972), Reinard Harkema, 1969 - 1971
[Box 5, Folder 19] "Impact of Changing Habitat Conditions on Vertebrate Animal Life in the Cape Hatteras National Seashore" (1975-1978), Thomas L. Quay, 1975 - 1977
[Box 5, Folder 20] "Impact of Land Use Practices on Populations of Wildlife and Fishery Resources" (1979), Jay D. Hair, 1979
[Box 5, Folder 21] "In Vitro Experimental Models of Mycoplasma-induced Poultry Respiratory Diseases" (1975-1978), Kenneth E. Muse, 1975 - 1979
[Box 5, Folder 22] "Interaction of Mycoplasma Pneumoniae with Ciliated Respiratory Epithelium and Pulmonary Macrophages in Vitro" (1975-1978), Kenneth E. Muse, 1974 - 1978
[Box 5, Folder 23] "Investigations to Measure the Pesticide Levels of Channel Catfish" (1971-1973), Garland B. Pardue, 1971
[Box 5, Folder 24] "Limits on Production of Arctic Chironomidae: A Part of Project Arctic Lake Process Studies" (1978-1981), Samuel C. Mozley, 1979 - 1981
[Box 5, Folder 25] "Mammalian Behavior: An Index of Subacute Toxicity of Herbicides" (1977-1979), George T. Barthalmus, 1977
[Box 5, Folder 26] "Mitigating Biological Impacts of Stream Relocation: A Literature Review" (1976-1977), Melvin T. Huish, 1976
[Box 5, Folder 27] "Mitochondrial Biogenesis and its Regulation in Trypanosomatids" (1969-1972), John F. Roberts, 1969 - 1971
[Box 6, Folder 1] "Nesting Ecology of the Woodcock in North Carolina" (1978-1980), Phillip D. Doerr, 1978 - 1981
[Box 6, Folder 2] "Nutrients and Eutrophication in a North Carolina Estuary" (1971-1972), B. J. Copeland, John E. Hobbie, 1971
[Box 6, Folder 3] "The Nutritional Effects of Different Host Plants upon the Population Dynamics of Heliothis Zea (Boddie)" (1975-1976), George G. Shaw, 1974 - 1977
[Box 6, Folder 4] "Parasites of Fresh-Water Fishes in North Carolina" (1969-1972), Grover C. Miller, 1979 - 1982
[Box 6, Folder 5] "Periparturient Transmission of Diegenetic Trematodes in the Genus "Pharyngostomoides" " (1979-1982), Grover C. Miller, 1979 - 1982
[Box 6, Folder 6] "Pheromonal Coordination of Reproduction in Domestic Animals" (1981-1982), John G. Vandenbergh, 1982
[Box 6, Folder 7] "Population Status of bobcat and River Otter in North Carolina" (1978-1982), Jay D. Hair, Richard A. Lancia, 1978 - 1982
[Box 6, Folder 8] "Population Structure and Social Organization of Long-tailed Weasels" (1980-1982), Roger A. Powell, 1980
[Box 6, Folder 9] "Production of a Health Career Advising Manual, 'Health Careers in North Carolina'" (1977), William C. Grant, Laura R. Foxx, 1977
[Box 6, Folder 10] "Productivity of Estuaries of North Carolina" (1972-1975), B. J. Copeland, William W. Hassler, John E. Hobbie, 1972 - 1975
[Box 6, Folder 11] "Pulmonary Scor: Lung Injury by Childhood Infections" (1976-1979), Kenneth E. Muse, 1976 - 1979
[Box 6, Folder 12] "Purchase of Growth Chambers for Instructional Use (Instructional Scientific Equipment Program)" (1976-1977), George G. Shaw, 1976
[Box 6, Folder 13] "Recycling of Nitrogen in the Chowan River" (1974-1976), John E. Hobbie, 1974
[Box 6, Folder 14] "Reproductive Physiology and Behavior" (1972-1975), Donald E. Smith, J. Mal Whitsett, 1972 - 1975
[Box 6, Folder 15] "Respiratory Characteristics of Amphibia in Oxygen-deficient Habitats" (1969-1972), William F. Standaert, 1969 - 1971
[Box 6, Folder 16] "Response of Bluegill Sunfish in Model Systems and in Reservoirs to Thermal Pollution" (1974-1977), Garland B. Pardue, 1973
[Box 6, Folder 17] "Role of Plant Detritus in Nutrition of Salt Marsh and Estuarine Animals" (1975-1978), John E. Hobbie, 1975 - 1979
[Box 6, Folder 18] "The Role of Zooplankton and Immature Fishes as Energy Links Between Marshes and Open Waters of Estuaries" (1976-1977), John M. Miller, 1975
[Box 6, Folder 19] "Some Problems Peculiar to Highway Construction in the North Carolina Coastal Areas, Particularly the Outer Banks" (1975-1978), John M. Miller, R. Wayne Skaggs, Ernest D. Seneca, Stephen W. Broome, 1975 - 1979
[Box 6, Folder 20] "Source, Fate, and Effects of Nutrients Added to North Carolina Estuaries" (1970-1975), John E. Hobbie, 1970 - 1975
[Box 6, Folder 21] "Status of the American Alligator in North Carolina" (1978-1982), Phillip D. Doerr, Jay D. Hair, 1982
[Box 6, Folder 22] "Statues of the Red-Cockaded Woodpecker in North Carolina" (1978-1982), Phillip D. Doerr, Jay D. Hair, 1978 - 1982
[Box 6, Folder 23] "The Structure and Function of the Digital Pads of Hylid Frogs and Other Behavioral Adaptations of Certain Amphibians and Reptiles of North Carolina" (1976-1979), Bernard S. Martof, 1976
[Box 6, Folder 24] "Studies of the Estuarine Ecological Problems Associated with the Construction and Operation of the Brunswick Nuclear Power Plant, Brunswick, North Carolina" (1974-1977), B. J. Copeland, 1974 - 1976
[Box 6, Folder 25] "Study of Pathology of Fishes from Lake Hyco, North Carolina" (1978-1979), Grover C. Miller, 1978
[Box 6, Folder 26] "Survey of Resident Fish Populations in the Vicinity of the New Bern Mill" (1975-1978), William W. Hassler, 1975 - 1977
[Box 6, Folder 27] "Transcription of Mitochondrial Genes During Trypanosome Differentiation" (1975-1978), John F. Roberts, 1975
[Box 6, Folder 28] "Transmammary Transmission of a Digenetic Trematode" (1975-1978), Reinard Harkema, 1978 - 1979
[Box 6, Folder 29] "Ultrastructural Studies: Host Parasite Interactions" (1976-1981), Kenneth E. Muse, 1977
[Box 6, Folder 30] "Utilization of Soil Invertebrates with Emphasis on Earthworms in Agricultural Production Systems and in Waste Management Systems" (1977-1978), George G. Shaw, 1976
[Box 6, Folder 31] "The Value of North Carolina's Game and Fish" (1951), Frederick S. Barkalow, Howard J. Stains, 1951
This series contains proposals, grant applications, progress updates, and formal reports related to individual research projects of the members of the Department. The records of each project vary in degree of documentation. Some of these projects were significant for the management of natural resources. For example, a study of the striped bass in the Roanoke River in North Carolina provided a sound basis on which to proceed with multiple uses of the river without disrupting the fish's survival. The research projects ranged as far away as Texas and Alaska, but most were conducted in North Carolina, in places such as the Pamlico River Estuary, Currituck Sound, Cape Hatteras National Seashore, the Chowan River, Lake Hyco, and the cities of Brunswick, and New Bern. Subject areas include studies of fish, birds, amphibians, reptiles, insects, mammals, bacteria, diseases, and cryogenics. In addition, the series contains studies on topics such as the ecological effects of road construction, land-use pattern changes, and nuclear power plants on the surrounding wildlife and natural resources. This series is filed alphabetically by research project title. Note that the parenthetical dates after each project title indicate the project start and termination dates.
This series contains correspondence, meeting minutes and notes, memoranda, program information, proposals, reports, and seminar flyers. The Ecology Program was established in 1971 and was jointly administered through the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the College of Forestry (now the College of Natural Resources). These records mostly concern the activities of the Ecology Advisory Committee, as well as the moves towards creating the program during the late 1960s. The records are arranged chronologically, as received from former program head Sam Mozley.
[Box 7, Folder 1] Ecology Program Files, 1968 - 1969
[Box 7, Folder 2] Ecology Program Files, 1970
[Box 7, Folder 3] Ecology Program Files, 1971
[Box 7, Folder 4] Ecology Program Files, 1972
[Box 7, Folder 5] Ecology Program Files, 1973
[Box 7, Folder 6] Ecology Program Files, 1974
[Box 7, Flat Folder 7] Ecology Program Files, 1975
[Box 7, Folder 8] Ecology Program Files, 1976
[Box 7, Folder 9] Ecology Program Files, 1977
[Box 7, Folder 10] Ecology Program Files, 1978
[Box 7, Folder 11] Ecology Program Files, 1979
[Box 7, Folder 12] Ecology Program Files, 1980
[Box 7, Folder 13] Ecology Program Files, 1981
[Box 7, Folder 14] Ecology Program Files, 1983 - 1984
This series contains publications produced by the North Carolina State University Department of Biology.
[Box 8, Folder 1] Biological and Human Interactions in the World Ecosystem (Symposium in Biology), 1968
[Box 8, Folder 2] Concise History of the Department of Zoology, 1887 - 1977
[Box 8, Folder 3] Divison of Biological Sciences of North Carolina State College, Undated
[Box 8, Folder 4] Graduate Education in the Biological Sciences : North Carolina State University, Undated
[Box 8, Folder 5] Mechanisms of Biological Processes and Systems to National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1962
[Box 8, Folder 6] NCSU Biology Field Laboratory, Undated
[Box 8, Folder 7] North Carolina State University Biotechnology Building, Undated
[Box 8, Folder 8] The Seminar Weekly Vol. 1, Issue 1-16, 1970 - 1971
[Box 8, Folder 9] The Seminar Weekly Vol. 2, Issue 1-16, 1970 - 1971
[Box 8, Folder 10] Summer Institute in Biology for High School Teachers of Biology, 1968
[Box 8, Folder 11] The Signal Vol. 1, No. 4-9, 1999 - 2000
[Box 8, Folder 12] The Signal Vol. 2, No. 1-9, 2000 - 2001
[Box 8, Folder 13] The Signal Vol. 3, no. 1-9, 2001 - 2002
[Box 8, Folder 14] The Signal Vol. 4, No. 1-9, 2002 - 2003
[Box 8, Folder 16] The Signal Vol. 5, No. 1-9, 2003 - 2004
[Box 8, Folder 17] The Signal Vol. 6, No. 1-9, 2004 -2005
[Box 8, Folder 18] The Signal Vol. 7, No. 1-9, 2005 - 2006
[Box 8, Folder 19] Wildlife Curriculum News Letter No. 1-2, 1955 - 1956
North Carolina State University. Dept. of Biology.
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Processed by: Laura J. Morgan; Beverly King, 2009 July; machine-readable finding aid created by: Pat Webber; Finding aid updated by Beverly King, 2009 July; Cate Putirskis, 2009 July
2005-2009, Converted to EAD 2002, 2005; Finding aid updated to reflect additions to the collection by Beverly King, 2009 July; Cate Putirskis, 2009 July
Scope and Content Note
The records of the North Carolina State University Department of Biology contain correspondence, brochures, course syllabi, departmental reviews, handbooks, grant proposals and applications, publications, and research project material. Also included is material relating to the establishment of the North Carolina Zoological Park, items from the North Carolina State College Institute of Statistics, and records from the Ecology Program, which was discontinued in 1992. Materials range in date from 1948 to 2006.
Historical Note
During the early period of the University's growth, 1887 - 1912, the initial efforts of the biological sciences were directed toward the development of agricultural interests in North Carolina. The original course offerings in Zoology were given by teachers whose interests were only secondarily zoological. Not until 1899 were offered courses first collected under the rubric 'Zoology.' In the early 1900s a veterinarian and a plant pathologist taught most of the zoologically oriented courses.
In 1912, Dr. Zeno P. Metcalf joined the faculty and increased the course offerings from one to three, eventually becoming Head of the Department of Entomology and Zoology. He led the Department for 38 years, until 1950. Other early faculty appointments included Dr. Carey H. Bostian, who joined in 1930 and became Chancellor of the University in 1953; and Dr. Reinard Harkema, who joined the Department in 1936 and served for more than four decades.
During the Depression, programs at North Carolina State were restricted. The development of Zoology was limited to the areas of Wildlife Management and Animal Ecology. It was not until 1957-58 that there was a designated undergraduate degree program in Zoology. Students performed graduate work in Zoology at this time, but Master's degrees were only given in Entomology.
In 1944, the Institute of Statistics was developed out of the Department of Experimental Statistics, and provided services increasingly necessary for fundamental research. The Institute worked closely with the Department of Zoology in cooperative ventures with a number of states. The Institute had close connections with the Research Triangle Institute located in the heart of the rapidly developing Research Triangle Park. For the Department of Zoology, the arrival in 1965 of Dr. Don W. Hayne, with a dual appointment in Statistics and Zoology, proved to be a stimulus to the development and growth of quantitative aspects of experimental research and teaching.
In 1950, Zoology and Entomology separated from each other under the newly formed Division of Biological Sciences. The Department moved to Gardner Hall in 1952. With the dissolution of the Division of Biological Sciences in 1956, Zoology became a department with its own curriculum. The Department was included in the formation of the new Institute of Biological Sciences in 1960, an arrangement that lasted until 1971. After that date, Zoology became a Department in the School (later College) of Agriculture and Life Sciences. In 2008 its name was changed to the Department of Biology. In 2013 the programs of the Department of Biology were subsumed under the new Department of Biological Sciences in the new College of Sciences.
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Rated 3 out of 5Â by S-Ahmad Ok for now The speed cell works really well with Bluetooth capability. Seems to keep accurate data....my biggest complaint is that it's not compatible with previous Adidas smartphone apps. I bought it in hopes to use primarily as a data keeper for my miles/times/speed during my runs. Like the first Speed cell. But since I've upgraded to the iPhone 5, the Bluetooth speed cell has only been useful for basketball on the multi sport app. This has me bummed out...I hope there will eventually be an update to allow its use for runners. February 10, 2014
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by Christine HamiltonThe American Quarter Horse Journal
A Chanceof Blueskies and Meghan O'Malley
"What just happened!?" Meghan O'Malley said coming out of the Jim Norick Arena, standing in the Gateway of Champions.
Her little buckskin mare, A Chanceof Blueskies, aka "Lucy," carried her to two back-to-back AQHA world championships – and a total of three world championships in 24 hours – that's what.
"I just won all three of my classes at the (2013 AQHA World Championship Show)!" Meghan said next, and got a big hug from her trainer, AQHA Professional Horseman Lainie DeBoer. To her November 14 title win in amateur hunter hack, on November 15 she added the amateur equitation over fences and amateur working hunter.
It brings Lucy's total World Show amateur and open world championship-winning count to nine, since her first appearance in 2007.
The American Quarter Horse Journal didn't talk to Meghan on Friday until after her second win of the day. (Immediately following the awards in the equitation over fences, she had to go right back in, first in the go in the working hunter.)
"At the World Show, since the (equitation over fences) goes before the working hunter, I try to use that class to prepare me for the working hunter – (eq over) is not my strong suit," Meghan said. "Some of the horses are pretty handy and they turn well, but (Lucy is) a little more straightforward. (So) we focused more on things like pace and consistency and flow, the things you are more concerned with in the working hunter."
It was the same strategy they used in the same class finals in 2012 when Meghan and Lucy won the working hunter, but this year, the strategy included a win in the equitation over fences.
"I'm just shocked! I just cruised around! She could not have been better … it was probably the best hunter trip I've had in my life… The best I've done at the World in the equitation over fences was third (in 2008). It's been a silent goal of mine to just be in the trophies again (in this class) because it's something I struggle with."
It was especially hard to turn right around from the awards presentation and go right back in to focus on the working hunter. But again, Lucy "could not have been better," Meghan said.
"She's really consistent," she continued. "I live in Virginia, and (Lucy) stays in Minnesota with Lainie, so sometimes a couple of months go by and I don't ride her. But I can get on her after a couple of months and pick right back up where I left off.
"What you see out there is how she is. I think about what she looks like and how she feels, and when I get on her, it's there. I can't explain it. This job is meant for this horse. I could not have a more suitable partner."
Since Lucy lives in Minnesota, back home in Virginia, Meghan rides daily at her good friends' place, Mike and Christy Britt. The Britts have barrel horses.
"I (ride) a really great horse; he was a junior rodeo horse," Meghan said. "He is a Hancock-bred horse that has a head the size of a draft horse and huge feet and I ride him every day. So I have to also thank 'Hootie' my (horse) buddy at home for this. I ride barrel horses in an English saddle!"
The Britts also have Lucy's two foals at their place, two long yearlings by Allocate Your Assets, a gelding named Gaining Altitude and a filly named Aloft.
Meghan calls Lainie an "intuitive trainer." Lainie operates out of her DreamField Stable near St. Paul, Minnesota.
"She knows me really well, she knows when to push me and knows when to leave me alone," Meghan explained. "Last night, when we had schooling for this, I was really tired. It's been a really long week and I've ridden more this week than I have in a long time, since Lucy didn't do the open classes (this year).
"(Lainie) knew that I was better off doing less. I think I jumped six jumps last night, total. I didn't do a whole course, I didn't jump down any of the lines; I just did parts, and just the parts we know I might have an issue with.
"She knows sometimes less is more. She doesn't school me into the ground. And Lucy works well that way, too."
Meghan calls Lainie "the missing piece" that turned Lucy from "good to great."
She also had much to say for Brad Foss, Lainie's road manager.
"(Brad) knows (Lucy) so well," she said. "When we brought her up for the equitation over fences, sometimes she gets a little lit-up out here (in the Superbarn warm-up arena). The halter class had just let out, and they were all getting pictures, and there was a 'buzz' in the air – Lucy was a little frazzled.
"He just very calmly walked her away and got her settled before he put me up on her. ... He has an intuition about her because he knows her so well."
Meghan's not sure how they're going to celebrate – she's just glad her boyfriend, Mike Rodgers, could be here for the week: "He's been such a wonderful support." Her mother, Joanne, had surgery a couple of weeks ago and couldn't come but has been watching via the live feed.
"I know we have dinner reservations tonight, I don't know where they were," Meghan said, and said her good-byes. "I have to call my mom!"
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As we celebrate this holiday known as National Signing Day, it brings me back to a day or two last March.
The fax machines were blowing up with contract offers here at Valley Ranch. The Cowboys got
Hope that was fun for the fans. Don't expect that to happen this year when free agency begins in mid-March.
In fact, do you remember what happened in 2010? Of course you don't because nothing happened, other than re-signing unrestricted free agent Montrae Holland to a two-year deal about a month into free agency. But that was it.
And that might be closer to what the Cowboys do this year in free agency.
Ok, I'm not saying there won't be any new veteran players on this team.
But as far as a splash goes, don't count on it.
If anything, the biggest splash the Cowboys could make is to re-sign
Personally, I don't think the Cowboys will keep Spencer next year because I think he's going to test the market first and there will be some big-time money out there for him. Surely the Cowboys want him back and I bet he wouldn't mind staying here. But the second contract is the biggest contract of a player's career. He's got to take the best deal for him and I'm guessing it'll probably be somewhere else.
Remember, the Cowboys are currently about $20 million over the cap right now. So if you're thinking Spencer being gone saves any money, that's not accurate. The Cowboys are over the limit now and it doesn't include a dime to Spencer, who is a free agent.
However, the Cowboys will have the ability to move some money around to not only get under the cap, but possibly have some breathing room to sign a few players.
The Cowboys could cut players like
And if
So when you see all these players that are getting cut for financial reasons, it's only natural to think how they might fit into your team's plans. It happens daily. Oooh what about Titus Young? Can Vanden Bosch fit here? What about bringing Peterman back?
It's going to happen and that's what makes football a 365-day-a-year sport. It's part of the game. But this year, it doesn't seem to be reality for the Cowboys.
Sure, they will do a few things in free agency, but if you're thinking big, it could be a setup for disappointment. Unless you consider signing Spencer to be a big deal – and even that seems is somewhat of a long shot.


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Singer-songwriter Christa Wells says that in some ways, growing up in a military family prepared her for all the touring she does today. "I lived for four years in western Europe," says the 39-year-old musician. "I love travel and seeing the different ways towns and cities have been built, the ways people live and eat and relate to one another -- the sounds of different languages. (Travel has) taught me about the beauty of diversity. The world is so big and richly textured. We'll never run out of new things to try and experience."
Now based in Raleigh, N.C., Wells -- once named songwriter of the year by the Gospel Music Association -- is promoting her latest album, "Feed Your Soul." For updated tour dates, check out her website (http://www.christawellsmusic.com) or follow her on Twitter at (at)christawells
Q. What is your favorite vacation destination?
A. Tough call! I'll say Costa Rica because we had such an incredible experience there a couple of years ago.
Q. To someone who was going to Costa Rica for the first time, what would you recommend that they do during their visit?
A. Get to know the country by experiencing a couple different areas, rather than only being at the beach. Check out the cloud forests, have a driver take you up into the mountains and see the volcanoes. Manuel Antonio is the popular beach area for tourists and it's fantastic, though it's not where the locals go. You'll get to experience the monkeys and the beautiful beaches that just appear before your eyes as you emerge from the trees. No buildings or hotels built up against the sand, only ocean and forest -- paradise. We also loved La Paz waterfalls north of San Jose, near Poas Volcano. You'll walk beautiful man-made paths under and over a number of natural falls and be surrounded in lush greenery and mist the whole time.
Q. What untapped destination should people know about?
A. We spent three weeks on a hillside outside of the southern town of San Isidro del General. It's a quiet, unassuming town in a valley, much less sophisticated than San Jose. In San Jose, as a woman, you feel like you need to be a bit dressed up if you're out and about. In San Isidro, we felt more at home, like anything goes. A humble place. But an unexpected day of joy came when we drove north into the cloud forested mountains just an hour or so outside of the town. The air gets cool and wet and the views across to Mt. Chirripo take your breath away. We stopped at a little old restaurant -- a truck stop, really -- and had hot cocoa before turning back.
Q. What was the first trip you took as a child? And did you love it ... or not so much?
A. When I was about 5 years old, my family flew to Hawaii for a few days. Dad was in the Army and had a work trip. That was the first big trip I remember taking, and the first airplane trip. I loved it! Being on a plane, of course, is excitement enough for a kid, but the beaches were fantastic! Having family time in a faraway place felt really special.
Q. Where are your favorite weekend getaways?
A. We live in central North Carolina, so we can get to either mountains or beach in less than four hours. Because I travel so much for work, we don't get away for fun weekend trips as often as we'd like, but I'd definitely say western North Carolina is an awesome place to spend a weekend eating local food, hiking and exploring small shops.
Q. If you've ever gone away for the holidays, which was the best trip?
A. Well, we spent Christmas in Costa Rica on that trip in 2010, and it was unbelievably good; just so simple, so restful. We had precious little in the way of gifts and decorations and traditional foods. But we didn't miss a thing, because of the beauty and the family togetherness.
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Under the capable hands of Marguerite Bennett and a veritable army of an art team, "Superman: Lois Lane" finds our titular heroine embroiled in a dangerous conflict with personal stakes.
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After a shockingly bad spotlight issue back in September, "Batman: The Joker's Daughter" brings the character back, and Marguerite Bennett and Meghan Hetrick do their best to salvage the character.
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Marguerite Bennett and Ben Oliver provide the story of a bounty hunter patient comic book fans will actually dig in "Justice League #23.1: Lobo."
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Indie favorites turned unstoppable Top 40 powerhouse Mumford And Sons have released the official video for their latest single, "Babel."
The title track to the platinum-selling 2012 album, "Babel" is another by-the-books indie foot-stomper. The band sways from soft moments of heartfelt sincerity to a roaring wall of strums against wailing vocals boasting of dedication and travel. The video throws all this to the wind, opting for an entertaining clip focusing on the band rather than something matching the song, with results that will leave you smiling (and maybe just a bit confused). The band are shown performing in an abandoned room, and as the camera turns we discover there are dozens of copies of the band performing in various ways, with some shots including multiple clones of the same member. You can view the clip below.
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Tomorrow is going to be so rough. I've been feeling a bad cold coming on, so I skipped the gym tonight. Along with bailing on that, I haven't done any homework. I have a lot of reading to do for Biology, three chapters last time I checked. I've also got to find some time to get a good work out in. Have to stay motivated.
So, if I want to get to my UGW, I'm going to have to lose just under 30 pounds. I want to reach this by May 21—a year after my high school graduation.
My senior year, I got pretty damn depressed, and somehow I managed to gain 30 pounds without even noticing (I smoked a lot of weed). On my graduation day, I came to the awful realization that I couldn't fit into all but one of my dresses, a loose, grey, dull and boring baggy little number. I looked just how I felt.
A few weeks after graduation, I got the news that I'd developed a wheat intolerance, just as I was about to leave for five weeks in France. I cut wheat out of my diet, and in France my diet changed even more drastically. I ate vegetables every single day. My portion control was on point.
I returned to the States and found that I'd lost 15 pounds overseas. Within the next few months, I lost 15 more, just from diet alone.
Losing the next 30 pounds is going to be a lot more difficult, though. Cutting wheat out of my diet practically made the weight fall off of me, but I seem to have hit a plateau, and I need to kick my butt into working out more, and always eating healthy (That means no taquitos with your boyfriend, Kira).
Reaching my UGW of 136 by May 21st means losing around 2 pounds a week. So here's the blog, I guess.
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I have turned a new leaf though. I'm at a new school, in a new city. I'm five hours away from anyone I know, so I have a lot of time to work on myself. My school has a fantastic gym and it's easy to eat healthy here.
By the end of the semester, I'd like to have lost twenty pounds. I have to weigh myself at the gym tomorrow, but we'll see where I have to get.
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Mariah Carey's comeback single "Obsessed" has stalled on the charts after two weeks thanks to soft demand from digital-singles buyers. And this fact is not sitting well with her "lambs," a.k.a. her biggest fans. So what are they going to do? How about holding a good old fundraiser—with some people ponying up as much as 80 smackers—so multiple copies of "Obsessed" can be bought, and Mimi can be restored to her rightful position on the charts.
From a suspiciously recently launched blog belonging to "allamb":
Mariah Carey's new single, Obsessed, has just fallen from number 11 to number 20 in only its second week. This looks to be the biggest flop for Mariah since "Loverboy," which we lambs made a hit by gathering together and buying several copies. We can do the same for "Obsessed."
I am asking you to make a donation to firstname.lastname@example.com. I will spend my time buying several copies of the single. I have already collected $80 from one fan. If you don't feel comfortable with that, we are setting Saturday as "Obsessed" download day. Please download at least five copies! By the remixes! Mariah needs our help!
In the comments, people are claiming that they have donated $50 and $30, and one person claimed to have given $200 to the cause (????). The blog putting out this plea was actually started on Friday, so who knows if it's actually the work of some weird double-agent trying to extort Carey's crazier fans while making them look even more insane, or an overzealous intern put to work by a terrified-for-his-job Def Jam employee. Also, if this attempt to storm the Hot 100 doesn't work, does everyone get a refund, or at least a chance to re-sell their gently used MP3s on Bopaboo?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Anglo American
Carroll was one of several top mining bosses to exit this year as the industry reported its sharpest income drops in a decade and multi-billion dollar writedowns on boom-year acquisitions.
She quit in October, under pressure from shareholders over perceived errors and poor returns.
Anglo last month reported its first net loss in more than a decade and took a $4 billion hit on the value of its flagship Minas Rio iron ore project.
Carroll will receive 3.1 million pounds ($4.7 million)immediately on departure, the source said on Friday.
That includes nine months of her 12-month contractual notice period, a roughly 700,000 pound bonus that amounts to just over one third of her 1.9 million pounds payment a year earlier, and unvested bonus shares as she is counted by the company as a "good leaver".
She is also due further shares under a long-term performance incentive plan, which vest over the next two years.
At current prices, and if she is handed the maximum entitlement, that total could be worth more than 3.4 million pounds.
The payout may irk some of Carroll's critics, but she is not alone in receiving similar payments.
Mick Davis, outgoing boss at Xstrata
Carroll will be replaced by AngloGold Ashanti Chief Executive Mark Cutifani at the start of April. ($1 = 0.6588 British pounds)
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Hi I have this red pimple under my skin that feels hard and looks real noticeable. I haven't touched it in months and left it alone and still no difference. This month I used some Duac once daily gel and still no difference. I finished accutane a month ago and brilliantly I don't get any more pimples any more but now I'm just waiting for the marks to fade. But this one won't go away, like I got it 4 or 5 months ago and it still bad as it was then. I didn't pick at it or anything but it won't go away, any help would be appreciated.
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I have after made a big mistake! I was looking at photos a night out I had over the weekend, someone took a pic ( I've been avoiding pics cuz of spot). I see a pics of me talking to a cute girl and this giant pimple. I got angry went over to the mirror and start squeezing and it pops but its nothing but blood and skin. Now my spot is now dark red. here's a pic
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Science Writers' Seminar Focuses on Childhood Cancers
Dr. Alan Wayne, clinical director of NCI's Pediatric Oncology Branch, reported on genetic techniques that allow doctors to predict which children are at risk for relapse and might benefit from aggressive treatments. Dr. Wayne also eulogized Killian Owen, who several years ago was the first child to take the targeted drug BL22 for acute lymphocytic leukemia. Although Killian died in August 2003 at age 9, researchers are using medical information from his case in their studies of BL22 and newer versions of that drug. "Killian was an inspiration to know, and he lives on through the studies now underway," Dr. Wayne said.
NCI Sponsors New International Research Fellowships
The partner for the U.K. JRPF is the National Translational Cancer Research Network. This program is intended to support research projects in translational science. The next deadline for this program is May 16, 2005; up to two JRPFs per year will be supported. Details are available at http://www.ntrac.org.uk.
The partner for the Ireland JRPF, supported by the Ireland-Northern Ireland-NCI Cancer Consortium, is the Health Research Board of the Ireland Department of Health and Children. Up to five JRPFs are available. The application deadline is July 22, 2005. Details are available at http://www.hrb.ie/r&d.
The Japan JRPF is part of the U.S.-Japan Cooperative Cancer Research Program. Fellowships can be proposed in basic, clinical, or behavioral/population science. The application deadline is fall 2005; up to three JRPFs can be supported each year. Details will be posted on the OIA Web site at http://www.cancer.gov/oia.
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The After-Hour Athletes of Amsterdam knows that growing up doesn't always mean acting like a grown-up. On March 17th, PUMA Social threw a night of revelry in Amsterdam at Seventyfive. Guests partied the night away with late night games, all with a beer in hand.
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Origins News Roundup for September 17, 2014
Read about the death of Wolfhart Pannenberg, still debating creation and evolution, and a really big dinosaur discovery.
No Place Like Home: An interview with ECF grantee Seung-Hwan Kim
Everyone is so worried about success and getting this or that honorable diploma—the people here are smart and understand many complex things perfectly—but it's a long distance from the head to the heart.
Series: Excerpts from "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution" (13 entries)
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
Still Surprised by Easter
We now take for granted an understanding of the Christian story that was largely worked out by Paul and later theologians. Even though the Gospels were composed after Paul's letters, they were concerned to tell the story itself in all its strangeness as it had been preserved by the first generation of Christians. And what we find in the stories themselves is the shock and wonder and surprise that the resurrection caused.
John Ortberg Sermon: Does Science Disprove Faith?
All of you who do science, all of you who teach or research or you're involved in engineering or medicine or education, or biology or chemistry or physics—you are doing a noble thing. You are thinking God's thoughts after him. … You are obeying God's command given way back in Genesis to exercise dominion, to learn about, to be curious and discover and steward the earth.
Praying the Psalms: Psalm 19
The Psalmist is saying that when we walk outside and look up, the heavens are telling us two things about God: they tell us about his glory, and they tell us about what his hands can do.
Reflections on the "Non-Negotiable" God of the Road to Damascus
There was nothing about my experiences on Oct. 20 or the God I'd met that day that intimated to me that he harbored a particular abhorrence for evolution or any scientific theory. I wonder how often we do stuff like that: add things to our list of divine "non-negotiables" that really reflect nothing of the God we experienced when he first welcomed us into his family as a free gift of grace.
How To Talk to Family About Evolution
…because accepting evolutionary theory for the first time does require us to reconsider and reframe other aspects of our cultural and spiritual beliefs, we must be more caring about the way we interact with those who remain in disagreement with us.
Ian G. Barbour, 1923 – 2013
Ian Barbour died on Christmas Eve at the age of 90. He is credited by many to be the father of the contemporary academic discipline of science and religion.
Series: Evolution and Faith: My Journey Thus Far (2 entries)
As Christians we believe by faith that Christ was both human and divine, and although this paradox can be difficult to comprehend, it is not a stumbling block to our faith nor does it hinder us from having a relationship with him. Similarly, the Bible is both human and divine.
Series: The Faith of a Great Scientist: Robert Boyle's Religious Life, Attitudes, and Vocation (13 entries)
A deep love for scripture, coupled (ironically) with a lifelong struggle with religious doubt, led Robert Boyle to write several important books relating scientific and religious knowledge. We explore aspects of this fascinating interaction.
Stochastic Grace
I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
Does Resurrection Contradict Science?
So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
Series: Searching for Motivated Belief (12 entries)
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
Hydrology of the Bow River
There's a word beneath the water, and the Bow River belongs to God. Have you been listening?
Series: A Faith Journey in a Medical Science Career (4 entries)
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Dissonance and Harmony
People hold clearly discordant points of view, and it would be dishonest to ignore the conflict. Yet some voices emphasize the dissonance without any note of harmony to put it in context. Too often, science and faith becomes a hostile battle of worldviews, sounding angry, dissonant chords even among fellow Christians. But civil, gracious dialogue is possible.
Creator of the Stars at Night
The God who created the cosmos is the God who came to us as a child in Bethlehem.
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Fox News recently reported that the Liberals were using The Muppets to brainwash children into communism. But don't you see, Fox News? ALL childhood classics brainwash kids! For example...
Teaches atheism by encouraging that you solve life's mysteries. IT'S ALL PART OF GOD'S PLAN, VELMA, JUST LET IT GO.
The ORIGINAL Animal Hoarders.
What are tanks made out of? Steel. What's the Russian translation of "steel"? Stalin.
Why are we showing kids that it's okay to sneak aliens around our soil? Just build a fence already!
Eeyore lives in a house made out of sticks and wears a pink bow on his butt. He's a cross dresser and part of the 99% all at the same time.
Notice how no one in Bedrock ever wears shoes? Damn hippies…
THUS, television and movies just love teaching children to be horrible. But don't worry! It helps them grow up to be joyless adults who work for Fox News.