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...journal, they make all of their work freely available at the repository www.arxiv.org, providing inestimable benefits to the rapid communication of one result and advancement to the next. Similarly, computer scientists almost universally put their papers on their personal, school-based websites. Peer review is as important as ever??nobody gets credit for work that doesn’t pass that scrutiny—but as these scientists have discovered, it doesn’t have to get in the way of open access...
Science and religion have never been easy bedfellows. From Galileo’s trial to the Kansas Board of Education, the histories of science and religion are intertwined in what has long been an antagonistic relationship. But the stakes today are as high as ever??are religion and science reconcilable, or are they fundamentally at odds? Despite a recent spate of strongly-worded books on both sides of the issue aimed at the public sphere, in the Academy at least, science and religion have, for the most part, reached an uneasy truce—by segregating themselves, utterly...
...convince you that the obscenely long and bloody chase sequence on a Miami runway has anything to do with plot or character development. This is disappointing—it holds “Casino Royale” back from being one of the greatest Bond films ever??but not horribly so. In other films where the interstitial space between blood splatters is less captivating, it’s crushing...
...Utter Lack Of Shame In Self-Promotion (she namedrops her own design line, L.A.M.B, in as many songs as she can). Perhaps she was shooting for another glitzy trophy to add to her mental collection when she penned the line “This is the most craziest shit ever??: Most Meta Song Lyric Of All Time. It seems fitting; after all, who knows crazy shit better than Gwen Stefani? Her “Rich Girl” video featured pirates. She sampled Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have A Dream?...
...plentiful as Paris Hilton would have you believe, and the who’s who of Athens are a pretty intimidating lot. But my summer in Greece changed my life despite, or maybe even because of, my decidedly unglamorous experiences.I normally associate phrases like “best ever?? and “life-changing” with peppy blondes in state school sweatshirts or born-again Christians. I ended up in Greece not because of a lifelong dream to study abroad there, but because I lost out on a British fellowship. I based my application essay...