It was May 2007. I was living with a bohemian set on Chicago’s north side, a crowd ranging from Foucault-fixated…
Tevor Owens writes: Giving up my games ended up being a bit of an emotional experience. I think the emotion…
Alice in Quantumland: An Allegory of Quantum Physics is absolutely fantastic in its entirety, certain to engage the simultaneous states…
Because this is a practical, hands-on, interdisciplinary class, the students all need to be on roughly the same page early…
“I think it’s a really strange proposal in 2014,” said Stephen M. Saideman, a professor at Carleton University in Canada…
I was in my final semester of high school. I remember Principal Burch came over the loudspeaker to announce that…
Black holes do not exist—at least, not as we know them, says renowned physicist Stephen Hawking, potentially provoking a rethink…
Swanson School signed up to the study by AUT and Otago University just over two years ago, with the aim…
I don't pretend to understand.
I sometimes snark at the @Turnitin interface, but I love the new ability to tie comments to rubric items. Well…
The original shot caught a Syrian rebel fighter moving from his position, his AK-47 in hand. It also showed something…
RT @PhilKomarny: A floppy disc... In #context http://t.co/5HjNls404X
@MichaelSimsBook @mkonnikova "When a blogger uses hyperbole while recommending an article on viral media, you won't believe what happens!"
Overblown Headline of New Yorker Article on Memes Will Amaze, and Maybe Infuriate, You In 350 B.C., Aristotle was already…
I didn't have much choice when it came to picking a background for some publicity shots for Stage Right's production…
A tree whose hungry mouth is pressed Against the earth’s sweet flowing breast, Can hardly look at God all day,…
Katz and his kindred might just as well call themselves “curiosity journalists.” Curiosities draw the most attention when the story…
To understand this story, you have to keep in mind the distinction between a large research--oriented university (where professors teach…
A literate programmer describes his attempts to get fellow programmers to "read" code the way writers read literature. (He concludes…
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