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From The Best Schools: Brain Scans, Modern-Day Phrenology or Analytical Tool? Part II
Recent extinction findings a puzzle?
Liberals”more resemble the uneducated conservatives” in gullibility about science – analyst
String theory now “thoroughly irrelevant” to Large Hadron Collider work?
Rotating snakes illusion, courtesy New Scientist
What part of naked, normal Darwinism do the BioLogians actually reject and why?
Latest cause of global warming: Dinosaurs passing gas
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From The Best Schools: Seeing Past Darwin II: James A. Shapiro
From The Best Schools: “Straight talk about student debt and jobs”
Here. Student loans enable universities to vastly increase their operating expenses, without an immediate marketplace penalty. The administration is the true beneficiary, not the student. When I attended a university in Canada, in 1968–1971, I paid about $8 a week for a room off campus and about $10 a week for food. (In those days, the Canadian dollar was about 75¢ U.S.) I had few other expenses, and worked in the campus library for the lot of them. I even saved money for my wedding. There was very little administration in those days, and little was needed. That was not because we had no possible causes of division: More.