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Alabama 4-H Coosa River Science School shows visitors recycling in action (Birmingham News)
The Alabama 4-H Coosa River Science School in Columbiana is brand new. The materials used to build it are anything but.
Taking Science on Faith (New York Times)
Until science comes up with a testable theory of the laws of the universe, its claim to be free of faith is manifestly bogus.
Now for the science bit (Wanstead and Woodford Guardian)
START the countdown, light the blue touch-paper and get ready to go. Science will never be the same again for children once they have experienced a fantastic trip on a fabulous new launchpad.
State College of Science facing nearly $47,000 phone bill (The Bismarck Tribune)
WAHPETON (AP) - The North Dakota State College of Science faces a $46,897 phone bill in a case involving a former men’s basketball player accused of using a school-issued calling card for unauthorized calls.
FSU, UF try to head off math, science ‘brain drain’ (Orlando Sentinel)
Florida State University and the University of Florida are teaming up on a $10 million plan to better recruit and prepare math and science teachers for Florida’s public-school areas where there have been critical shortages for years.
Science board descends into Homestake (Rapid City Journal)
LEAD - Board members of the South Dakota Science and Technology Authority descended 1,400 feet into the Homestake gold mine Friday afternoon to inspect progress toward re-opening the mine for use as a laboratory.
Science Express: A journey of learning (NDTV)
A special train called the Science Express that was flagged off three weeks ago is chugging along and will be visiting 57 towns across India. The special train has already stopped at Ambala and Chandigarh and will be at Jammu for three days.
UN chief praises landmark science report (AP via Yahoo! News)
The Earth is hurtling toward a warmer climate at a quickening pace, a Nobel-winning U.N. scientific panel said in a landmark report released Saturday, warning of inevitable human suffering and the threat of extinction for some species.
New science rule sparks the evolution debate anew (Orlando Sentinel)
The long-standing debate over teaching evolution in school came to Orlando on Thursday night, where about four dozen people assembled at Jones High School to give their views on proposed revisions to state science standards.
Nigeria: Galaxy Backbone - Matters Arising From Science, Tech Ministry - AllAfrica.com
Nigeria: Galaxy Backbone - Matters Arising From Science, Tech MinistryAllAfrica.com, Washington - 2 hours agoIt is an argument that consequently presupposes that a government agency under the control of the Ministry of Science and Technology is an efficient …