Well, if you can't get your science fix from the Strib try the following:
http://www.eurekalert.org/news.pub.brief.html
Much of it is medical, but they have articles on the latest cosmological
find, ways of powering transportation systems, warnings of global warming
effects, etc.
I hadn't heard about the demise of the Strib science page but I haven't
depended on it much recently anyway. Professor Rudnick is right in seeing
this as a tragedy since it was geared to kids and getting them interested
in science. We are already falling behind the rest of the world on this
aspect of our education systems.
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> > And last Wednesday (12/6?), the StarTribune announced the demise of
the weekly
> > Science Page "in order to better integrate science-based stories with
> > the rest of local, national and international news coverage. "
> >
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> > So how well is the StarTribune doing in this brave new world> >
Lawrence Rudnick
> > Distinguished Teaching Professor of Astronomy
> =====================
> LR, Fulton
Rich McMartin
Bryant Neigborhood.
