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Daily Archives: 28 February 2011
Monaco film festival award
I was surprised to see some familiar faces on the front cover of my local freesheet newspaper recently. This paper, The Archer, is not a typical freesheet, but a community-produced monthly newspaper which has a good deal of local content, … Continue reading
Bad sports?
When we first moved to Omaha, Nebraska some years ago, and settled into our new house, it was a Friday. By Saturday noon, we had made an initial stab at organizing a few essential boxes, and wanted to relieve the … Continue reading
Frontlines
Just got time to carve a word, or not even that – simply to mark two stories I found today on teh interwebs. This one, on the teaching of evolution in US schools following the 2005 Dover trials; and this … Continue reading
Posted in educayshun, extremism, hats, Politicrox, religion, Science Is Vital
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Read the Question
One of the first things we tell children as they start to do exams is ‘read the question’. As they get more sophisticated we go further, and say think about what the examiners want and how to express key points … Continue reading
Posted in committee work, CV, form-filling, promotion, Science Culture
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Discrimination
Those of you who know me well will realize that any signs of feminism that might make themselves felt in the mind of Crox are soon tempered by the brute facts of biology. Equality of opportunity, equality in the workplace, … Continue reading
Posted in feminism, insurance the colour-neutral gender-neutral person's burden, Politicrox, Science Is Vital
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