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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Experiential Learning and Communicating
by Jim Haw Originally published at ScientificAmerican.com Once, while lecturing 150 freshmen about the value of the natural world in which we live I paused and asked, “How many of you can tell me the current phase of the moon?” … Continue reading
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Looking Ahead
by David Ginsburg Originally published at ScientificAmerican.com Last week, my colleagues and I wrapped up our second annual Maymester course to Guam and Palau. While the course participants returned to Los Angeles, I stayed behind on the island of Guam … Continue reading
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Just When You Think It Can’t Get Any Better
by Genivieve McCormick Originally published at ScientificAmerican.com Today, June 3, was our last day in Palau, and it was definitely a day to remember. We went on a kayaking tour around the Rock Islands led by one of the most … Continue reading
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