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#2016Highlights Month-by-Month: Part 2
Contrary to the sense of things at the end with the triumph of he-who-shall-not-be-named and the demise of so many beloved friends and celebrities, 2016 was actually a banner friggin’ year for some of us personally, as I began addressing … Continue reading
Posted in American Anthropological Association, Biological Anthropology, Biological Anthropology Section of AAA, Christopher Lynn, Mid-Atlantic Bioanthropology Interest Group, Primates, Thanksgiving
Tagged Amanda Glaze, American Samoa, American Samoa Historic Preservation Office, Bill Evans, Crimson Tide, David Herdrich, Evolution Education in the American South, Grace Aberdean Habitat Alchemy, ice skating, Jammin' on the James, Laura Reed, MABIG, Michaela Howells, Mount Alava, Mount Carmel, NSF, Washington Huskies, Zika
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Southeastern Evolutionary Perspectives
As I’ve written several times in the past (here, for example), the Southeastern U.S. has a spotty record at best at teaching evolution at the K-12 level. There are many many wonderful teachers in the Southeast, but there is also … Continue reading
Posted in Evolution Conference, Evolution Society
Tagged Alabama Museum of Natural History, Amanda Glaze, KEPS, Kids Evolutionary Perspectives Society, Michaela Howells, SEEPS, Southeastern Evolutionary Perspectives Society
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