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Daily Archives: 6 March 2014
Sits Vac
One or other of you might be interested to know that a well-known weekly professional science magazine beginning with N is seeking a locum evolution and ecology editor to cover paternity leave for a 6-7 month period starting this June. … Continue reading
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Hating Skyler White: reflection on gender roles in pop culture (guest post by Jane O’Hara)
There are some TV characters that people love to hate. What’s the harm, you might say, when you know that they aren’t real people? But can these attitudes provide us with a mirror for some of the ugly ideas still … Continue reading
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