November 2012
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Student ponders life in The Gambia vs. life in...
By Samantha Straus SNRAS Master’s International student and Peace Corps Volunteer
Off the grid and off the main paved road, in a ‘dry’ mud hut, (not cabin) you’ll find UAF MIP student now known as Roxe (Rowhee) Ceesay living in a small West African Wolof village of some 250-300 residents. From Alaska to Africa you could say. And while the climate here is somehow stiflingly different and...
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New UAF program draws young artists into science →
Artists and scientists often share a common goal: making the invisible visible. Yet artistically talented students, especially girls, often shy away from scientific careers.
A new four-year program led by the University of Alaska Fairbanks blends the art, biology and physics of color into a series of summer academies, science cafes and activity kits designed to inspire art-interested students to...
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What's Up With Band Names?
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NOTE: In British English, band names (regardless of whether they’re singular or plural nouns) are followed by plural verbs (e.g., are, play, sing, etc.). For instance, “Radiohead are my favorite band” would be correct.
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