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WRITING: Tim Leary and Ovum - Ovum - A Brief History
Though it nearly got me expelled from high school, Ovum was both as naïve and innocent as a counter-culture publication could be. Its counter-culture status was partially a result of my own stubborness and partially a result of the time at which it appeared.
Stubborness was what had led me to include poems about abortion (then illegal) and (nominally) gay desires in the first issue, and indeed to found the magazine in the first place. A certain assistant principal had refused to let any item appear in the school literary magazine that was even remotely controversial. After arguing the point several times, I finally used my 1966 Christmas money to go to New York City and buy a mimeograph machine. With the help of Willi Bleimeister (a schoolmate who insisted on being credited as 'consulting anarchist') and a few rapidly recruited contributors, I assembled material for the first issue of my own magazine, named "Ovum" for its chick-in-the-egg status (though apparently Tim Leary was the only person to ever make that connection, when he later called the magazine a "beautiful, blossoming seed-womb organism" - everybody else seemed to find the name quite hilarious.) I then laboriously typed up the very messy multiform stencils used on a mimeograph and proceeded through the unimaginably messy process of actually printing off the first issue.
I honestly can't remember how successful the first issue was, though I later was surprised to learn how many people read and remembered the magazine overall. But almost immediately after it came out, the afore-mentioned assistant principal called Willi and me into his office, pulled out our pitifully flimsy first issue and said, "You are not going to sell this magazine in this school anymore. If you do, you will be suspended as a threat to the morals of your fellow students." To know how humorous the latter qualification was, you have to imagine a very inexperienced 15-year-old surrounded by schoolmates getting drunk, pregnant and even from time to time arrested. Not that most of my schoolmates were doing all three, but I wasn't even doing the first (which was pretty easy - and common - at the time).
Being basically a well-behaved (if not quite conventional) kid, I immediately stopped distributing the magazine in the school. However, I was now obliged to find new outlets (I was not about to let all that messy mimeographing go to waste.) As it happened, two incursions had been made into our area by the still-tiny hippy movement. One was the appearance of Timothy Leary - who was just starting to be known - at the old Hitchcock estate in Millbrook. The other was the opening of Poughkeepsie's first 'head shop' - the Sandal Shop, which in fact did sell sandals and other handmade leather goods, along with the psychedelic posters, water pipes and rolling papers. Willi and I had no trouble placing our unique publication in this like-minded venue.
Banned by the authorities and being sold in a head shop, it was now officially an 'underground magazine.
Shortly after this, we were driving around in a van with two friends even more innocuous than ourselves and suddenly had the very thrilling idea of going up to drop in on Timothy Leary. We had no idea what to expect and in fact were a little nervous. But we'd heard that these 'hippies' were everybody's friend, so we thought we'd take the chance. The result is the article which appears below.
With this undreamt-of centerpiece, we began to plan our next issue. At this point, one of our rare friends to actually have a job (at his father's gas station) offered to finance the next printing of Ovum. We quickly learned that the priest who ran the printing shop at Marist College would do offset work for a minor (as he put it) 'tip'. Meanwhile, people we didn't even know were submitting material. Willi, having discovered the Sanskrit character for OM, drew it as our cover. We delivered our typed and sketched work to the friendly priest (I've always wondered if he read it) and for $30, ended up with something like a real magazine. Since the new format was almost half the size of the mimeographed edition, it also fit neatly into small manila envelopes, which allowed a budding entrepreneur at our high school to distribute them right under the nose of the assistant principal ("I KNOW you're selling that magazine here. I don't know HOW, but when I catch you...")
We naturally sent a copy to Timothy Leary and, to our adolescent delight, he ordered twenty copies (in a characteristically exuberant letter, reproduced here.) Meanwhile, my associates decided to be real hippies and one day took most of our run and starting handing copies out free - to my rage. This was my first inkling that when dealing with rebels - even as partners - you'd better expect rebellion.
Ovum (as I later learned) was pretty popular by now and we had no trouble assembling a third issue. But by then the counter-culture was becoming mainstream, and far more serious publications were appearing to represent it. That fall, I went off to Bard College - where this sort of thing didn't impress anybody - and Ovum's days were done. But its three clumsy issues remain, artifacts of a pivotal moment in American culture.
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In 1995, 52% of Americans agreed with the statement, "The federal government has become so large and powerful that it poses a threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary citizens." With this statistic, David Boaz of the Cato Institute, a leading Beltway libertarian think tank, begins the opening chapter of his "Libertarianism: A Primer," arguing that the ascension of the socially liberal, fiscally conservative baby boomer generation to political power foretells a "Coming Libertarian Age."
Arriving at nearly the same time as Boaz's "Primer" is Charles Murray's "personal statement" of "What It Means to Be a Libertarian." Murray, of course, is no newcomer to controversy. His first book, "Losing Ground: American Social Policy 1950-1980," published in 1984, advanced the theory that American welfare policy had contributed to the economic decline of the groups it was intended to benefit. It is a measure of Murray's significance as a social thinker that the central thesis of that book, considered nearly heretical at the time of its publication, has now permeated American political thought from right to left.
Murray and Boaz share the political philosophy of libertarianism, which upholds individual liberty--both economic and personal--and advocates a government limited, with few exceptions, to protecting individual rights and restraining the use of force and fraud. Libertarians want pornography (for adults) decriminalized and welfare programs reduced or even eliminated. It is a view that does not fit neatly into the conventional "liberal/conservative" spectrum. It may not even be well-named: Both Murray and Boaz lament that "liberal," which in the 19th century applied to the political philosophy of individual rights and a minimal state, has been appropriated by the left, leaving "classical" liberals to search for another name.
"Libertarianism" as a term may be a recent entrant in the American political language, but as Boaz demonstrates in his chapter "The Roots of Libertarianism," its historical pedigree is old. Boaz and Murray both identify two Enlightenment Age thinkers as seminal to modern libertarianism--John Locke (who articulated the philosophy of individual rights as existing independent of and prior to society) and Adam Smith (who identified the phenomenon of the "invisible hand" by which market activities are spontaneously coordinated).
Boaz's book is a well-researched manifesto of libertarian ideas ranging from "The Dignity of the Individual" to "The Obsolete State." His chapter on "civil society" (which in libertarian parlance is to be distinguished from political and not from profit-seeking activity) offers a vision of a world in which private action replaces state welfare, and to the better, Boaz suggests, arguing that the state's appropriation of charitable endeavors has weakened "communal man" and caused the "atomization" of society.
What will be perhaps most disappointing to a reader approaching Boaz's book as a true "primer" is the breakneck pace at which he dispatches such complex issues as "economic growth," "cutting the budget," "a secure retirement," "reducing racial tensions," "liberating the poor," "crime," "education" and the "environment"--all in one 45-page chapter. As a companion, Boaz has also compiled a "libertarian reader" in which authors as diverse as Mary Wollstonecraft and Mario Vargas Llosa are excerpted in selections organized to parallel the chapters of his book.
If Boaz can be criticized for too much theory, too little application, the same cannot be said of Murray. "What It Means to Be a Libertarian" is an extended essay in which Murray grapples with the most difficult issues for libertarian thinkers. His central thesis is that "mindful human beings require freedom and personal responsibility to live satisfying lives." The corollary is that a good society is one characterized by economic freedom, freedom of association and personal responsibility. The balance of Murray's book is a thoughtful exercise in the application of these ideas to practice.
Murray's "image of a limited government" is one hardly recognizable to contemporary Americans. Gone are most if not all regulatory agencies, all welfare programs (both corporate and individual) and affirmative action; greatly reduced are all levels of government spending, even on the military. In a chapter titled "Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll," Murray shows his true libertarian colors by arguing for decriminalization of drug use and prostitution. In other chapters he argues concepts more agreeable to conservatives, such as exposing the medical and educational establishments to competition.
The ideas expressed in "What It Means to Be a Libertarian" challenge the comforts of conventional wisdom. Murray, one of the last armchair philosophers, offers an extended "thought experiment" in the application of libertarian ideas to hot issues. Whatever the reader may think about the conclusions he reaches, the passage is worth the fare. Even Murray's most ardent opponents should concede his tact as an essayist, his civil tone and his courage to state and confront tough questions.
Opponents of libertarianism (and they are numerous, drawn from the ranks of both right and left) will find error on every page of these books, while sympathizers will be grateful for the serious, intelligent restatements of the ideas they contain.
Yet neither book leaves the reader with all the questions answered. Both Murray and Boaz extol the market economy, but neither discusses at any length whether government action is necessary to protect the competitive environment. Reliance on "civil society" to replace the welfare state will involve a leap of faith for many readers; yet, as both Boaz and Murray point out, governments on all levels are undertaking reforms that may give us a better empirical look at a world in which the role of the state as caretaker is lessened.
It is apparent that libertarianism has contributed much to defining American political thought in the '90s. Libertarian themes--such as the relationship between private property and authentic democracy, the unwise reliance on interventionist economic solutions and the importance of personal responsibility as a counterbalance to policies based on unconditional entitlements--are part of contemporary political discourse.
These two books are important additions to the growing list of contemporary writings that find wisdom in a return to the notion that individual freedom and personal responsibility are the foundations of a humane and civil society.

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Emma: Burgundy and Blush
Winter is very much a season in which I develop a sort of uniform. This usually tends to involve black jeans and cozy knits, for which I have zero complaints! Inspired by Alix from I Covet Thee, I have been really drawn to blush pink this winter. It is my favourite colour all year round, but I haven't really worn much of it until this winter. I love piling on cozy layers in different shades of blush, just to add a little chic to my grandma palette ;)
To take these photos, Gabe and I braved the cold one afternoon following class. In the summer, this square is filled with tourists taking photos of the old Basilica and admiring M. de Champlain, but it was too icy and cold, meaning that we were the only people crazy enough to go! Despite forgetting his boots and gloves, Gabe did an amazing job taking my photos (as always) and put up with my incredible pickiness!
-coat: Topshop, sold out
-knit sweater: F21, not available online, similar
-jeans: AEO
-boots: Old Navy, sold out, similar
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"Ive always been a liar, never been a cheat, stole the time from many of ya but I never been a thief" RV.
I've never had a problem talking to people, or talking in general…I probably talk too much. I'm also prone to exaggerate. Some…many, might say I'm boastful. I don't think I'm what you would call a liar but I have to admit I can tell some whoppers! I'm good at it. Always have been. Truth be dammed, a good story is a good story… I don't really believe everything I say, some small consolation I guess…is it wrong to mix fantasy with reality if you know you are doing it? When you honestly don't expect anyone within listening distance to really take you seriously anyway or believe what you say…is it wrong? I mean, isn't that what our culture teaches us? Disbelief and hyperbole, seems a natural marriage in our Western culture right? I mean, other than a having a great ass and nice teeth, doesn't this perfectly describe our love affair with Kim Kardashian? Do we really believe that that ass and those teeth are real? Not an exaggeration?
I mention Kim Kardashian because of an incident that recently happened to a friend and colleague of mine. And this is a true story…believe me. My friend was in a small town in an Eastern state that will remain nameless…this state has a very large urban center surrounded by miles and miles of rural and suburban towns…it was in one of these small towns that the following occurred.
My friend and her soon to be famous boyfriend were visiting this particular town for business. They were on their way to a fancy function and stopped by a Walmart to pick something up…razor blades or something. My friend was dressed to the nines for this business function they were about to attend…dressed down she's a natural knockout but dressed up?…hot…no other way to describe her.
It happened like this. She and her boyfriend enter the Walmart and within a minute or two she sees a women across the store, with a child, gesticulating wildly, looking and pointing in her direction. At first she thinks it's because she is so dressed up and shopping at Walmart…if you've seen the way most people dress to go shopping at Walmart you can understand her coming to this conclusion but no! The women and child descend upon my friend and her boyfriend, wide eyed, incredulous, shouting Kim! Kim! Mother to child, " look! Its Kim Kardashian!" Mother to my friend, " My son just loves you Miss Kardashian." The child is shaking, visibly shaking, awe struck…star struck…sobbing…Mother to child, "Look, Miss Kardashian came all this way from New York to visit us, here!" Mother to my friend, " My son just loves you so much Miss Kardashian." My friend's boyfriend at this point is of no help, in fact he encourages the Mom by suggesting that Kim should give her son an autograph…Mother grabs a celebrity mag off a rack with a picture of Kim on the cover and offers it to my friend to sign, which she obligingly does…I mean what else could she do?
When my friend, Kim, asks the little boy what his name is, the little boy responds in a manner that at once indicates he has a cognitive impairment, what professionals now label, "Intellectual Disability". When my friend introduces her boyfriend, "this is my boyfriend Charlie", the little boy shouts, "Charlie Sheen?" No nudge nudge, or wink wink passed between my friend and the parent of the child…no indication from the parent that she knew what was going on. At this point Kim isn't quite sure if the Mother knows she is not really Kim Kardashian, is just playing along because the child believes it, or if the Mother actually thinks she is talking with the real star…Who wanted to believe the fantasy more, the Mother, or the child? And what does it matter? Where's the harm? It will remain a mystery…
So ask yourself this. What is more important in this instance. The truth? The perpetuation of an obvious lie – untruth? Think about it…anyone get hurt here? If not, does that make it ok?
I don't have an answer to this…thinking about truthy-ness and music…when I'm in the studio, dropping in a chorus, replacing a blown line or wrong lyric, redoing a guitar part, fixing this or that…am I being untrue to the music? Does being true mean one take, no fixes? no overdubs? Live with what you get first time around? Maybe. In the studio, am I that child in Walmart so eager to believe in what I think I see, think I hear, think I experience…that we all could see the world through that child's eyes…like I always say: a good story is a good story, truth be damned!
and that's all I have to say about that…get out and believe!


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NewsSchool of Library and Information Science2014AugustGSLIS student and Library Assistant Mirna Turcios, Professor Naresh Agarwal and LIS Librarian Linda Watkins Publish Study
August 14, 2014
What started as in invitation by Linda Watkins in Naresh Agarwal's LIS 403 classroom years ago for a team to investigate her belief that only less than 5% of what is published in LIS journals is empirical research was just published in the June 2014 issue of The Journal of Academic Librarianship. Mirna Turcios worked with Prof. Agarwal, initially as part of the research proposal class assignment and then as an Independent Study.
Ironically, Watkins in her presentation heightened the project's urgency by stating she couldn't retire until the study had been done. Prophetically, her retirement announcement was made just when the article had been accepted for publication.
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V-Day Partner Up Feb. 14
Join us at our Climbing Community at our Valentines Day Climb Event-
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Spread the Climbing Love on Valentines Day! Climbing is a sport best shared with others.
Maybe you are looking for a new bouldering or top rope partner. Looking for a group to do a meet-up outside? Or, just want to get your partner back to the gym?
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Hey everyone!
As many of you know we have added two new artist to our family! Cait and Lee have long been some of our favorite local artist and we are so excited to have them as part of our crew. You can click their names above and check out their work, or even better, stop in and meet them and set up an appointment.
We always have our books open for appointments, and part of the reason we expanded our tattoo family was to be able to accept walk-ins as much as possible. We do encourage appointments if you know what you'd like, and/or what artist you'd like to be tattooed by, but are happy to take walk-ins for the spontaneous folks.
Keep your eyes peeled for specials in May as we ring in summer and Tim and Tyler welcome new babies to their family! They both will be talking a bit of time off but encourage you to message them for appointments. We will be having a flash Friday in May and will be encouraging diaper tips, sort of like a diaper keg, but for tattooers!
We have some really exciting news we will be releasing really soon. Keep in touch.
Thanks for keeping us busy and making us the best Tattoo shop in Sioux Falls.
Clean, Bright, Bold and Always Permanent.
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Win a #ThinBlueLine Bracelet
Lisa Glassburn, the proprietor and chief designer at Camo Ammo Jewelry, works full time as a police dispatcher, a job she's been doing for 15 years in northern California. With recent events in the news regarding harm to law enforcement, we decided to reach out to Lisa and to our friend Carrie Lightfoot, at The Well Armed Woman, to see if we might be able to make a difference and to show that we care about our law enforcement this summer. Lisa created a beautiful bracelet, the #ThinBlueLine bracelet, and we'll be giving away 3 of them this week at The WON, The Well Armed Woman and of course, through Lisa's Camo Ammo Jewelry outlets.
"It is important to me for my clients to receive something that is personal to them, such as the caliber they shoot or a birthstone color in their earrings or a customized saying on one of the metal-stamped, leather-cuff bracelets," said Lisa, in an interview with The WON.
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"In light of recent attacks on police officers, Camo Ammo Jewelry offers this support/reminder – a #ThinBlueLine beaded, ammo stretch-bracelet," said Lisa. This bracelet is created with 10mm black onyx and blue jasper beads accented with blue crystal spacers. The head stamps come in .40 and 9mm, and from various manufacturers. The center is filled with a beautiful sapphire Swarovski crystal atop the primer. Available in 3 sizes: small, (6 to 6.75 inches), medium (6.75 to 7.25 inches) and large (7.25 to 8 inches). Cost is $29.95.
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Most US dermatologists receive industry money
Nearly three-quarters of U.S. dermatologists received payments worth a collective $34 million from drug companies in 2014, according to a new analysis of a public database.
In most cases, the payments were worth less than $50, researchers found. But a few doctors were taking industry payments worth at least $93,622.
"Most dermatologist in the U.S. - about 73 percent according to this database - received some form of payment from industry," said lead author Dr. Marie Leger, a dermatologist at Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian in New York City. "That being said, most dermatologists get a modest amount from industry."
It's difficult to know what these payments mean, but seeing how money flows from industry to the dermatology profession is important to understanding the relationship between those two groups, Leger told Reuters Health.
She and her colleagues analyzed data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Sunshine Act Open Payment database, which records payments made to doctors from U.S. medical manufacturers and group-purchasing organizations.
They found that in 2014, 8,333 dermatologists received 208,613 different payments totaling about $34 million. Those payments could take a number of forms, including gifts, grants, education, consulting and food and beverages.
That $34 million, however, represents less than 1 percent of the roughly $6.5 billion paid to doctors in 2014, the researchers report in JAMA Dermatology.
A quarter of dermatologists received less than $100, 63 percent received less than $500 and 78 percent received less than $1,000. The top 10 percent of doctors received at least $3,940, which represented 90 percent of the total paid to dermatologists.
"I think we knew there were interactions, but we didn't know how many interactions there were," said lead author Dr. Hao Feng, of NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City. "We were surprised that in general it was a modest amount of money."
The top 1 percent of dermatologists received at least $93,622, which accounted for 44 percent of the total.
About 81 percent of the compensation to the dermatologists came from drug companies.
Almost a third of payments were listed as speaking fees, about 22 percent were listed as consulting fees and about 17 percent were listed as research payments.
Dr. Jack Resneck, of the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine, points out in an accompanying editorial that the payment database is limited.
He wrote that it can be improved if providers are allowed to see what payments industry submit and by the categories better describing interactions.
"Some straightforward changes would substantially improve the situation," he wrote.
Since the database is missing information about the context of these payments, it's difficult to get a better understanding of the interaction between industry and doctors, Feng told Reuters Health.
"That's something that is really difficult - if not impossible - to get from this database," said Feng.
For example, Leger wondered if the financial connection between industry and dermatology may affect how the specialty advocates for patients in terms of drug costs.
"I think this study maps points of contact in an important way and I think there's more to explore for what those points of contact mean," she said.


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Anite brings test and modelling smarts to UK's 5GIC
The UK's 5G Innocation Centre, the government-backed 5G research alliance based at the University of Surrey, has a new participant. Test and measurement company Anite is the latest company to join the partnership, which already counts test company Rohde & Schwarz amongst its members, as well as a clutch of operator and equipment vendors.
Anite said that its channel emulation and testing tools will help researchers simulate radio conditions and protocols for potential 5G networks. Anite was a leader in some early channel modelling work as part of the EU-backed METIS programme to evaluate potential radio network requirements.
Professor Rahim Tafazolli, Head of the 5G Innovation Centre commented, "Anite's contribution to our 5G research programme will enable the development and testing of future technologies in a real environment and in an end to end manner.."


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Alumni Articles
SciCom alumni span the enterprise of science communication, from journalistic outlets in the U.S. and Europe to university news offices, research agencies, and museums and zoos. Scores of Santa Cruz–trained freelance writers contribute to magazines, news websites, and institutions. This list samples the ongoing work of our graduates.
"Don't be fooled by social media — wild animals make terrible pets" by Annie Roth '18 (National Geographic, January 30, 2019)
"The government shutdown is putting the US further behind in a weather-forecasting race with Europe" by Aylin Woodward '17 (Business Insider, January 16, 2019)
"How Neanderthal DNA might have shaped some human brains" by Ewen Callaway '07 (Nature, December 13, 2018)
"Experts Warn Expanded Heart Valve Use Risks Patient Safety" by Cat Ferguson '14 and Petra Blum (International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, November 28, 2018)
"Parker Solar Probe Launches on Journey to Touch the Sun" by Kenneth Chang (The New York Times, August 11, 2018)
"Single subatomic particle illuminates mysterious origins of cosmic rays" by Davide Castelvecchi '04 (Nature, July 12, 2018)
"We're Overprotecting Birds at the Expense of Climbers" by Ula Chrobak '17 (Outside, July 12, 2018)
"Lessons Learned: This is how you go from academia to industry for a postdoc" by Megha Satyanarayana '07 (STAT, July 12, 2018)
"Red Planet Roundup: June 2018" by Sarah Derouin '17 (Earth Magazine, June 12, 2018)
"The Hunt for Earth's Deep Hidden Oceans" by Marcus Woo '07 (Quanta Magazine, July 11, 2018)
"As Salem Frets About Toxic Algae, Should The Rest of Oregon?" by Erin Ross '16 (Oregon Public Broadcasting, June 7, 2018)
"Predatory behavior runs rampant in Facebook's addiction support groups" by Cat Ferguson '14 (The Verge, May 21, 2018)
"They Saw Earth From Space. Here's How It Changed Them" by Nadia Drake '11 (National Geographic, March 2018)
"New U Podcast: Secrets of the Campus Cadavers" by Paul Gabrielsen '13 (The University of Utah UNews, February 6, 2018)
"Universes with no weak force may still have stars and life" by Lisa Grossman '09 (Science News, January 30, 2018
"Your brain knows what songs are for, no matter where they came from" by Marcus Woo '07 (Smithsonian, January 28, 2018)
"Has humankind driven Earth into a new epoch?" by Ramin Skibba '16 (Knowable Magazine, January 22, 2018)
"This graveyard gives scientists insight into lives of stranded dolphins" by Teresa Carey '17 (PBS NewsHour, January 17, 2018
"First Alien Star System With Eight Planets Found" by Nadia Drake '11 (National Geographic, December 14, 2017)
"To find aliens, we must think of life as we don't know it" by Ramin Skibba '16 (Aeon, September 19, 2017)
"Searching for help: How disreputable rehabs game Google to profit off patients" by Cat Ferguson '14 (The Verge, September 7, 2017)
"As Cassini's tour of Saturn draws to a close, a look back at postcards from the probe" by Lisa Grossman '09 (Science News, September 2, 2017)
"Engineering New Foundations for a Thawing Arctic" by Laura Poppick '13 (Eos, August 22, 2017)
"Grappling with graduate student mental health and suicide" by Jyllian Kemsley '03 (Chemical & Engineering News, August 7, 2017)
"The strange topology that is reshaping physics" by Davide Castelvecchi '04 (Nature, July 19, 2017)
"A College Town Gets Ready for Its Moment Under No Sun" by Nicholas St. Fleur '14 (The New York Times, June 30, 2017)
"Who's in charge of outer space?" by Adam Mann '10 (The Wall Street Journal, May 19, 2017)
"Climate change is turning dehydration into a deadly epidemic" by Jane Palmer '10 (Mosaic, April 18, 2017)
"Unravelling why shoelace knots fail" by Erin Ross '16 (Nature, April 12, 2017)
"Cancer cells cast a sweet spell on the immune system" by Esther Landhuis '04 (Science News, April 1, 2017)
"From Vector To Zoonotic: A Glossary For Infectious Diseases" by Natalie Jacewicz '16 (NPR, February 14, 2017)
"How the Bees You Know are Killing the Bees You Don't" by Nala Rogers '15 (Inside Science News Service, January 23, 2017)
"Reef rehab could help threatened corals make a comeback" by Amy McDermott '16 (Science News, October 29, 2016)
"Brazil will release billions of lab-grown mosquitoes to combat infectious disease. Will it work?" by Kelly Servick '13 (Science, October 13, 2016)
"Visions of Life on Mars in Earth's Depths" by Kenneth Chang '95 (The New York Times, September 12, 2016)
"Fish escapes from marine farms raise concerns about wildlife" by Roberta Kwok '08 (Science News, September 7, 2016)
"Why Great White Sharks Are Still a Mystery to Us" by Erik Vance '06 (National Geographic, July 2016)
"The Wisdom of the Aging Brain" by Anil Ananthaswamy '00 (Nautilus, May 12, 2016)
"Psychedelic compounds like ecstasy may be good for more than just a high" by Jyllian Kemsley (Chemical & Engineering News, March 28, 2016)
"The biggest mystery in mathematics: Shinichi Mochizuki and the impenetrable proof" by Davide Castelvecchi '04 (Nature, October 7, 2015)
"Soon, Humans Will Follow Robots Into Deep Space" by Marcus Woo '07 (WIRED, March 27, 2015)
"Company chops down rainforest to produce 'sustainable' chocolate" by John Cannon '08 (mongabay.com, January 20, 2015)
"Contamination: The toxic side of rice" by Emily Sohn '00 (Nature, October 29, 2014)
"Climbing high to save a threatened West Coast plant" by Nsikan Akpan '14 (Science News, October 18, 2014)
"Why Deadly Japan Volcano Erupted Without Warning" by Becky Oskin '00 (LiveScience, September 29, 2014)
"Carbon capture and storage finally approaching debut" by Beth Mole '12 (Science News, August 22, 2014)
"Botched Executions Put Lethal Injections Under New Scrutiny" by Jyllian Kemsley '03 (Chemical & Engineering News, May 26, 2014)
"The lost father" by Julie Rehmeyer '06 (Aeon Magazine, March 26, 2014)
"Multiverse gets real with glimpse of Big Bang ripples" by Lisa Grossman '09 (New Scientist, March 18, 2014)
"Meet the Ex-Microsoft Exec on a Quest to Save Obamacare" by Daniela Hernandez '11 (Kaiser Health News, January 29, 2014)
"Intimate Portraits of Bees" by Jane Lee '11 (National Geographic, January 27, 2014)
"Cocaine is Evil" by Erik Vance '06 (Slate, December 29, 2013)
"Rediscovered Apollo data gives first measure of how fast moon dust piles up" by Thomas Sumner '13 (American Geophysical Union, November 20, 2013)
"To Catch a Shooting Star" by Chris Palmer '13 (Stanford Magazine, Nov/Dec 2013)
"'It's heartbreaking': Shutdown could ruin years of Antarctic research" by Laura Poppick '13 (LiveScience.com, October 10, 2013)
"I'm just saying no to mammography: Why the numbers are in my favor" by Christie Aschwanden '98 (Washington Post, October 7, 2013)
"NIH serves up wide menu for US brain-mapping initiative" by Helen Shen '12 (Nature, September 17, 2013)
"New pups bring hope for Isle Royale's wolves" by Christine Mlot '84 (ScienceInsider, August 30, 2013)
"Fundamental forces and medicinal molecules" by Heather Rock Woods '94 (symmetry, August 13, 2013)
"It All Began in Chaos" by director emeritus Robert Irion '88 (National Geographic, July 2013)
"Voyager: Outward Bound" by Alexandra Witze '93 (Nature, May 22, 2013)
"Public health: Polio's moving target" by Ewen Callaway '07 (Nature, April 17, 2013)
"'Chinese Google' Opens Artificial-Intelligence Lab in Silicon Valley" by Daniela Hernandez '12 (Wired.com, April 12, 2013)
"Making your own phone is easier than you might think" by Lisa Grossman '09 (New Scientist, March 21, 2013)
"Private Plan to Send Humans to Mars in 2018 Might Not Be So Crazy" by Adam Mann '10 (Wired.com, February 27, 2013)
"Computer Scientists Take Road Less Traveled" by Erica Klarreich '01 (Simons Foundation, January 29, 2013)
"Breakthrough of the Year: The Discovery of the Higgs Boson" by Adrian Cho '99 (Science, December 21, 2012)
"Onward and Skyward" by Nadia Drake '11 (Science News, December 1, 2012)
"Beginnings of Bionic" by Meghan Rosen '12 (Science News, November 17, 2012)
"Hunt for the Male Contraceptive Pill Continues Despite Decades of Research" by Michael Torrice '09 (Chemical & Engineering News, September 24, 2012)
"Blue-Green Algae: Iridescent but Deadly" by Jessica Marshall '05 (The Atlantic, September 18, 2012)
"Genetics to determine cancer treatments" by Sarah C.P. Williams '07 (Los Angeles Times, September 13, 2012)
"Future wellness efforts may include advice based on genes" by Emily Sohn '00 (Los Angeles Times, September 13, 2012)
"Technology to play a bigger role in hospital care" by Amber Dance '08 (Los Angeles Times, September 13, 2012)
"End of an Age for Aquarius" by Mark Schrope '99 (Nature, July 25, 2012)
"Satellites See Unprecedented Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Melt" by Maria José Viñas '08 (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, July 24, 2012)
"Neither the Maya Calendar—nor the World—Ends on December 21, 2012" by Erik Vance '06 (Scientific American, July 6, 2012)
"How the Discovery of the Higgs Boson Could Break Physics" by Adam Mann '10 (Wired.com, July 2, 2012)
"Put a Seismometer in Your Living Room" by Doug Smith '82 (Caltech News Office, June 18, 2012)
"Choosing between solar and soil in California" by Robin Meadows '87 (High Country News, May 28, 2012)
"Traces of Inaugural Life" by Sarah C.P. Williams '07 (Science News, May 19, 2012)
"The Kilogram, Reinvented" by Rachel Courtland '07 (IEEE Spectrum, May 2012)
"Volcanic Rush" by Alexandra Witze '93 (Science News, April 21, 2012)
"Ocean's Deep, Dark Trenches to Get Their Moment in the Spotlight" (subscription required) by Jane Lee '11 (Science, April 13, 2012)
"Squashed Eyeballs Are a Danger for Astronauts" by Kenneth Chang '95 (New York Times, March 19, 2012)
"Power paradox: Clean might not be green forever" by Anil Ananthaswamy '00 (New Scientist, Jan. 28, 2012)
"Wind power: Clean energy, dirty business?" by Erik Vance '06 (Christian Science Monitor, Jan. 26, 2012)
"Why Creationists Shouldn't Gloat About Hawking's Reference to God" by Faye Flam '88 (Philadelphia Inquirer, Jan. 23, 2012)
"Dino-Chicken: Wacky But Serious Science Idea of 2011" by Stephanie Pappas '09 (LiveScience.com, Dec. 27, 2011)
"The Higgs boson: What has God got to do with it?" by Robert Evans '97 (Reuters, Dec. 14, 2011)
"Stolen Notebooks and a Biochemist in Chains" by Julie Rehmeyer '06 (Slate, Dec. 2, 2011)
"The Problem With Landing Humans On Mars (and How to Fix It)" by Adam Mann '10 (Wired.com, Nov. 21, 2011)
"Scientists and autism: When geeks meet" by Lizzie Buchen '09 (Nature, Nov. 3, 2011)
"Universal flu vaccine may be on horizon" by Amber Dance '08 (Los Angeles Times, Oct. 24, 2011)
"Life on the Moons" by Nadia Drake '11 (Science News, Oct. 8, 2011)
"The Unexpected: Cancer During Pregnancy" by Erin Digitale '08 (Stanford Medicine, Fall 2011)
"Why I Write: Writing About Science—A Way to Pay Attention to Nature" by Anil Ananthaswamy '00 (National Writing Project, Sept. 21, 2011)
"Lasker-Debakey Clinical Medical Research Award citation: Tu Youyou" by Evelyn Strauss '98 (Lasker Awards announcement, Sept. 12, 2011)
"The Toll of 9/11" by Tia Ghose '10 (The Scientist, Sept. 11, 2011)
"Dive-Bombing Hummingbirds Let Their Feathers Do the Talking" by Daniel Strain '10 (ScienceNOW, Sept. 8, 2011)
"Covalent Drugs Form Long-Lived Ties" by Lila Guterman '98 (Chemical & Engineering News, Sept. 5, 2011)
"Plastics industry edited environmental textbook" by Susanne Rust '03 (California Watch, Aug. 19, 2011)
"A Hint of Higgs: An Update from the LHC" by Marcus Woo '07 (Caltech news office, Aug. 15, 2011)
"Masses of Humans May Have Sent Neanderthals Packing" by Jennifer Welsh '10 (LiveScience.com, July 28, 2011)
"Wedding in the shadowed valley" by Julie Rehmeyer '06 (High Country News, July 25, 2011)
"Rose-colored glasses may help love last" by Regina Nuzzo '04 (Los Angeles Times, July 25, 2011)
"Race to the Moon Heats Up for Private Firms" by Kenneth Chang '95 (New York Times, July 21, 2011)
"High-temperature superconductivity at 25: Still in suspense" by Adam Mann '10 (Nature, July 20, 2011)
"Riding on a Sounding Rocket" (video) by Kayvon Sharghi '09 (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, July 5, 2011)
"Counterfeit Crackdown" by Rachel Ehrenberg '03 (Science News, June 18, 2011)
"Racism Still Contaminating Science" by Faye Flam '88 (Philadelphia Inquirer, May 30, 2011)
"When Doomsday Isn't, Believers Struggle to Cope" by Stephanie Pappas '09 (LiveScience.com, May 20, 2011)
"Geneticists Bid to Build a Better Bee" by Gwyneth Dickey Zakaib '10 (Nature, May 17, 2011)
"Hunting Antimatter" by Clara Moskowitz '07 (Space.com, May 16, 2011)
"Europeans Never Had Neanderthal Neighbours" by Ewen Callaway '07 (Nature, May 9, 2011)
"Crushing Cancer's Defenses" by Daniel Strain '10 (Science News, May 7, 2011)
"An Epidemic Among Amphibians" by Emily Sohn '00 (Discovery News, May 2, 2011)
"The Best of Times and the Worst of Times" by Amber Dance '08 (HHMI Bulletin, May 2011)
"Still Searching: SETI Pioneer Jill Tarter Talks Shutdown, Aliens" by Lisa Grossman '09 (Wired.com, April 28, 2011)
"Alien Bacteria Could Breed in Extreme 'Hypergravity'" by Mike Wall '09 (Space.com, April 25, 2011)
"With 'Coolest Job Ever' Ending, Astronauts Seek Next Frontier" by Kenneth Chang '95 (New York Times, April 23, 2011)
"Something New Under the Sun" by director emeritus Robert Irion '88 (Smithsonian, April 2011)


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MU F.E.A.S.T Club
About us
"Freethought Exchange of Arts, Science and Technology" We welcome anyone to the club for friendly and philosophical discussions about anything.
We focus on the arts, science and technology aspects of a topic of discussion. We adhere to the values of freethinking, freedom of expression, open-mindedness, multiplicity of views and diversity of opinions and expect our members or any participants to the club's activities to do same.
We reject censorship of ideas, hate speech and the use of violence and expect our members or participants to the club's activities to do same.
We believe new connections between ideas and people is an adventure uplifting the human experience.