Daily Archives: 27 March 2014

In which outrage finds focus: petition about the Daily Mail Peiris/Aderin-Pocock affair

Posted on 27 March 2014 by Jennifer Rohn

Most of you have probably heard about the crass article that appeared in everyone’s favorite working mum- and immigrant-bashing rag (that’s me firmly in its sights, then, for embodying both evils simultaneously), the Daily Mail. Which one, you ask? Because … Continue reading →

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Questions?

Posted on 27 March 2014 by Cath@VWXYNot?

A group of geeky colleagues assembled in the lobby after work last night and headed down to Vancouver’s Railway Club for Café Scientifique. This monthly science outreach event encompasses talks about everything from biodiversity to genomics to chemistry to particle … Continue reading →

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