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Reading List- Social Networking and the National Movement to “Know Your IX”I absolutely love this photograph of a collage on the wall of an activist in the rather new national movement to hold colleges and universities accountable for sexual assault. Referencing Title IX and the “bigger picture,” it documents cross-college efforts to use the amendment to ensure that sex crimes on campuses don’t interfere with women’s rights to equ […]Lisa Wade, PhD
- In the Box: A Tour Through the Simulated Battlefields of the U.S. National Training Center[Image: Photo courtesy of Venue]. (This post originally published on Venue). Fort Irwin is a U.S. army base nearly the size of Rhode Island, located in the Mojave Desert about an hour's drive northeast of Barstow, California. There you will find the National Training Center, or NTC, at which all U.S. troops, from all services, spend a twenty-one day rot […]Geoff Manaugh
- SkyfallAlthough the Earth itself will be coming to its fiery and magmatic end in 7 billion years' time, its nighttime skies will be undergoing an extraordinary slow-motion light-show: the merging of the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies. An animation released last summer by NASA, called "What the Night Sky Will Look Like Over the Next 7 Billion Years" […]Geoff Manaugh
- Eyeball[Image: The throwable eyeball from Bounce Imaging]. A throwable building-mapping sphere from Bounce Imaging was recently chosen by PopSci for a 2013 Invention Award. The "throwable, expendable, baseball-size probe," in PopSci's words, "has a shock-absorbing shell embedded with six cameras, plus clusters of near-infrared LEDs to light up d […]Geoff Manaugh
- Social Class and the College Choices of High School ValedictoriansCross-posted at The Huffington Post. Sociologist Alexandria Walton Radford has some new research that is rather disheartening. Radford was interested in the college choices of ambitious and high-performing high school students from different class backgrounds. Using a data set with about 900 high school valedictorians, she asked whether students applied to […]Lisa Wade, PhD
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Great, I’m glad to hear this because it meant that I found some time to write a contribution for you. See: http://mickmorrison.com/?p=583
If I’m too late though that’s ok!
Thanks