Science Friday: Awesome Podcast

Posted October 29th, 2005 by stormy and filed in Web/Tech
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My favorite podcast is Science Friday: Making Science Radioactive.  I listen to it (free) for several hours each week.  They talk about everything from embriotic stem cells to genetic testing to apes to hurricanes to string theory.  I always finish wanting to buy the guest speaker’s book to learn more …

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2 Responses to “Science Friday: Awesome Podcast”

  1. Layman says:
    November 18, 2005 at 2:36 pm

    I appreciate the school’s concern, but believe it is misplaced. Blogging and online journaling is becoming so common that it will not be putting you any more at risk than having your name in the phone book.
    And I do not understand why even a private school would think it has the authority to tell its students what to do from home while presumably under their parent’s supervision.
    Chris

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  2. Layman says:
    November 18, 2005 at 2:38 pm

    My apologies for misplacing this comment. For some reason Mozilla was displaying your blog in a very odd format.

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