NanoJapan 2010 Now Accepting Applications
The BIO Guru
Opportunities for Undergraduates | Monday November 23, 2009 | By jsander8
The NanoJapan: International Research Experience for Undergraduates program seeks to cultivate a generation of globally competent scientists and engineers with the technical research skills needed to prepare them for a successful graduate study in a field...
ALS303 and ALS110
The BIO Guru
Course Information | Monday November 23, 2009 | By jsander8
A second section of ALS 303 has opened for this Spring, Mondays at 1:30. Transfer students should know that they can meet this requirement by enrolling. There are still 10 spaces left in ALS 110, the 1-credit free elective career exploration...
Scholarship Awards to attend M.Sc.Degree Renewable...
The BIO Guru
Opportunities for Undergraduates | Monday November 23, 2009 | By jsander8
RES | the School for Renewable Energy Science in Iceland is seeking limited number of highly qualified students to enroll in the M.Sc. Degree Program. A number of Scholarship Awards are also available for outstanding students, including half or full tuition...
Study Abroad in Indonesia
The BIO Guru
Opportunities for Undergraduates | Monday November 23, 2009 | By jsander8
Exam Prep Workshops
The BIO Guru
Career Connections | Monday November 23, 2009 | By jsander8
Oh, no, what about terrorists learning our secrets...
Fully Myelinated
Politics | Monday November 23, 2009 | By shgreene
One of the dumber arguments against trying KSM in New York is that somehow terrorists are going to learn all of our top secret methods (who knew the U.S. uses waterboarding?). The truth is federal judges routinely bend over backwards to protect any...
Response to A Writing Revolution
World English(es)
General | Monday November 23, 2009 | By mscaccam
Although this is a very interesting article, I have to take issue with the author's definition of publication. He ends the article by stressing the importance of ancient Athenian writing which gave us "drama, philosophy, science, mathematics,...
Time to end the filibuster
Fully Myelinated
Politics | Monday November 23, 2009 | By shgreene
Just how ridiculous has the filibuster become? Theoretically, the filibuster is unlimited debate, such that the majority can never take a vote while being stymied by the minority holding the floor during debate. The only way to end this...
Stress Management
SHRENIK SHAH
stress | General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By ssshah5
Here are some chores which can help in managing day to day stress. 1. Always take time for yourself, at least 30 minutes per day. 2. Be aware of your own Stress-Meter...know when to step back and cool down. 3. Concentrate on controlling your...
Dear Seed Magazine Readers....
World English(es)
General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By menovak
In the article, “A Writing Revolution,” by Pelli and
Bigelow it is claimed that by the year 2013 100% of everyone in the world will
be “authoring,” or in other words, writing something via blog, facebook, or
twitter that at least 100 others...
RE: A Writing Revolution
World English(es)
General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By rpwatson
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Charley Norkus
republic columbus indians dominican | General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By ctnorkus
http://wikis.lib.ncsu.edu/index.php?title=ECI_430/435_Middle_Grades_ELA/SS_2009#Adventures_in_Early_America
Preface: After reading the first four chapters of A Voyage Long and Strange by Tony Horwitz, the following is a summary of Chapter 4:...
The Making of a Trebuchet
Rawesome's Radically Cool Blog
General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By rcsmit10
This semester one of the classes I am pleased to say is almost finished is E101. Required for all engineering students at North Carolina State University, E101 can be frustrating, yet at the same time some things can be learned from it. This...
To Seed Magazine
World English(es)
General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By kmforre4
I recently read your article "A Writing Revolution," and found the content to be quite interesting. I had no idea that the rise in authorship had increased so much in the past several years. The fact that the rate of authorship is...
Iran and its Nuclear Crisis
Crisis!
General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By tsmorton
Focus – “Crisis and
Fear Within an Organizational Crisis”
As
we have seen throughout the semester most of the crisis case studies that we
have examined have been for a specific...
Dear Seed Magazine...
World English(es)
General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By leyork
I take issue with a few of the assumptions that you're making with your study of authorship. Considering any text, especially those that are solely electronic, published if it reaches a reader base of at least 100 people does a gross injustice to the...
GPS/GIS and Other Geographical Fun
I am not a tech geek.
General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By kmbenton
This week, our final week, we discussed geography and how to incorporate it more into the classroom. In the Ning discussion, I posted on pro-geography. Here, I'd like to take a moment to talk about geocaching. IF I had the technology provided by my school of...
The Google behemoth takes another step towards MON...
Dino Tech Blog YEAH
google os chrome | General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By jtsander
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To Seed Magazine
World English(es)
General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By klthigpe
I am hereby exercising my new-found right to authorship in order to blog about this article. Firstly, I am skeptical about the article's definitions of what constitutes authorship. While I agree that influencing 100...
I'll have what he's having
Dino Tech Blog YEAH
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To Seed Magazine
World English(es)
General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By ejspence
You're sensationalizing the effect of social media.I seriously doubt that Facebook and Twitter count as significant published works. I'll give you blogs, because some of those authors actually have something to contribute to the world, but Twitter and Facebook...
To Seed Magazine
World English(es)
General | Sunday November 22, 2009 | By aeland
Your article on the widespread rise of authorship is very interesting, as is the data you present regarding publishing across the centuries. Unarguably, it is amazing to realize the impact that the internet and social networking sites have on the transfer of...