Congratulations to New Mexico State University for their inclusion of high school students in an immersive research experience. Readers of this blog know that one
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Chocolate and Developing Diabetes-Research
Margaret Nagle from The University of Maine has posted about research which seems to suggest that eating a bit of chocolate each week can reduce
The Twickenham Press and The Lark Ascending
Teachers of Humanities and all high school English teachers rush home, pour yourself a cup of decaf green tea, add a drop of honey,
American Thanksgiving
Educators, seeking enriching anecdotes to help their students understand the historical context of the American Thanksgiving traditions, will enjoy the excerpt from Melanie Kirkpatrick’s speech,
Who Was Norman Borlaug?
According to the University of Minnesota, their graduate, Norman Borlaug, was “the man who saved a billion lives.” Not bad for a boy growing up
Life Minus Oxygen?
Congratulations to University of Cincinnati assistant professor of geology, Andrew Czaga and his team for finding fossils that reportedly existed prior to the existence
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