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Category Archives: Stephen Hawking
After the storm
So it’s after the storm. I don’t mean a physical storm–of course I am referring to my recent experience in posting some thoughts on Prof. Stephen Hawking’s decision to join the boycott of Israel. From threatening personal emails to being … Continue reading
Posted in art, BDS, boycott, Israel, Lauritzen Gardens, lego, omaha, Palestine, Palestinians, peace, Research, science, Stephen Hawking, West Bank
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Parental pride–and a lesson in resilience by a brilliant scientist
When I answered my phone this past week, I found myself frequently saying, “Caplan’s Cabbies.” My partner being out of town leaves me ‘in the driver’s seat,’ literally and figuratively, regarding all of the extracurricular activities of my children. As … Continue reading
Posted in ALS, black holes, Caplan's Cabbies, depression, education, overcome, physics, Research, science, speech, Stephen Hawking
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