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heard, half-heard, in the stillness: March 2012

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Heard, half-heard, in the stillness. Between two waves of the sea. Friday, March 30, 2012. April is National Poetry Month! In honor of such an auspicious event, I propose this: if you comment on this blog post with a) the title and poet of your favorite poem, or just a poem that you like a lot, and b) a sentence or two about why you like that particular poem so much, I will post the poem and your explanation sometime during April. Links to this post. Thursday, March 29, 2012. Verb pilots the plane. Finis...

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heard, half-heard, in the stillness: October 2012

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Heard, half-heard, in the stillness. Between two waves of the sea. Monday, October 15, 2012. Laying out my winter clothes and wishing I was gone. 1 This is a great cover of "The Boxer.". Paul Simon once said that the "lie la lies" were a failure of poetic imagination. Could you imagine this song without them? 2 This is an interesting set of profiles from The Academy of American Poets: 6 Poets, 6 Questions. 3 This is a short poem for a long day:. Links to this post. Wednesday, October 3, 2012. While I don...

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heard, half-heard, in the stillness: May 2012

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Heard, half-heard, in the stillness. Between two waves of the sea. Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Don't know the answer but I know who to blame. Stuff I've been reading:. 1 The dissolution of the Philly public school district:. Who's Killing Philly Public Schools? The end of public education in Philly. How have we arrived at a point where the public-school system can be auctioned off to the lowest bidder? 2 On the death penalty:. Yes, America, We Have Executed an Innocent Man. 3 Jobs, and stuff:. And now you've ...

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January | 2015 | Illustrating Science, Illustrating History

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Illustrating Science, Illustrating History. Historical ramblings about science, technology, medicine, environmental, and illustration, with detours in librarianship and higher education. Monthly Archives: January 2015. January 29, 2015. STS in the Archives. Striped Hyenas, Taxidermy, and Science. On Reading while Dissertating. How does colour affe…. On Scientific illustration and th…. Kayla on STS and Ethics. On Plagiarism and faculty re…. Follow Blog via Email. Join 6 other followers. STS in the Archives.

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Historians and Ethics | Illustrating Science, Illustrating History

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Illustrating Science, Illustrating History. Historical ramblings about science, technology, medicine, environmental, and illustration, with detours in librarianship and higher education. Universities and a Social Contract →. April 10, 2015. The ethical codes from these differ in their formalities: the ALA has a clear Code of Ethics;. The AHA has a Statement of Professional Conduct. ALA and AHA have different missions, with ALA more oriented toward service, and AHA more toward scholarship. Nonetheless...

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Striped Hyenas, Taxidermy, and Science | Illustrating Science, Illustrating History

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Illustrating Science, Illustrating History. Historical ramblings about science, technology, medicine, environmental, and illustration, with detours in librarianship and higher education. STS in the Archives →. Striped Hyenas, Taxidermy, and Science. May 20, 2015. I don’t often contribute to crowdsourced fundraising, but I did last night. I gave some of my graduate student stipend to the IndieGogo campaign. To help The Brain Scoop. And The Field Museum. Build a new diorama–striped hyenas. They have severa...

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Final Project | Illustrating Science, Illustrating History

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Illustrating Science, Illustrating History. Historical ramblings about science, technology, medicine, environmental, and illustration, with detours in librarianship and higher education. Authorship as Academic Responsibility. Open Access →. March 31, 2015. For this integrity class, I’ve decided to develop a class on citation. This is a one-off class, one that would take up only one class of the course. I envision the class, right now, as a combination of asking. I want this class to be student-centered, ...

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March | 2015 | Illustrating Science, Illustrating History

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Illustrating Science, Illustrating History. Historical ramblings about science, technology, medicine, environmental, and illustration, with detours in librarianship and higher education. Monthly Archives: March 2015. March 31, 2015. March 31, 2015. Authorship as Academic Responsibility. March 20, 2015. Authorship isn’t something that I usually encounter as an issue in academic integrity. My field is generally in the humanities and social sciences, where solo authorship is more or less the norm&...This is...

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STS and Ethics | Illustrating Science, Illustrating History

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Illustrating Science, Illustrating History. Historical ramblings about science, technology, medicine, environmental, and illustration, with detours in librarianship and higher education. Universities and a Social Contract. Final Project →. April 23, 2015. Maybe this is all based on a sense of normative ethics. We expect others to behave responsibly, so we ought also to do our research with the same responsibility. Historian, Science and Technology Studier, Librarian, Academish. Final Project →. On Scient...