Yesterday, I awoke, as usual, to NPR’s “Morning Edition” on my clock radio. Sometimes, I manage to snooze through the stories, but my curiosity was piqued by the interview on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009,...
Julie Klein has been working on “interdisciplinarity” for almost 20 years and is author of numerous books. Here’s her latest work from the Journal of Social Science Education, “A Platform for a Shared Discourse...
Why Girls Sleep Around: The Evolutionary Case for Female Promiscuity In a study of mouse-like marsupials, “survival of babies with promiscuous mothers was almost three times as high as those in the monogamous group.”...
Last night, the University Scholars Program had our first seminar of the semester. Mari, Roxanne, Sarah H. and Jacob led the discussion on the topic of “memory,” inspired by an NPR Radio Lab broadcast...
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