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Nancy Knowlton, marine biologist: ‘Scientists have to speak out against Trump’
Nancy Knowlton, 75, was born in Evanston, Illinois, but spent nearly every summer of her childhood by the Atlantic Ocean. Her grandparents lived on the Long Island Sound between Connecticut and New York, and it was there she discovered that if you took a snail out of its shell, it can’t get back in. Her desire to observe, learn, discover and understand led her to graduate with a degree in biology from Harvard University, and to get her doctorate in zoology from the University of California.
Nancy Knowlton, bióloga marina: “Los científicos tenemos que alzar la voz ante Trump”
La investigadora estadounidense lleva 50 años estudiando el efecto del cambio climático sobre los arrecifes de coral y ha visitado recientemente España para participar en la octava edición del festival Starmus Puerto Naos (La Palma) - Nancy Knowlton nació hace 75 años en la ciudad de Evanston (Illinois, EE UU), pero pasó casi todos los veranos de su infancia junto al océano Atlántico.
Clubs and classes celebrate end of year with field trips
Many of Laurel High’s student clubs have been very busy lately, celebrating the upcoming end of the year. Classes from all disciplines have had the opportunity to get out of the building and apply what they’ve learned in the real world. In the month of April, science teacher Hannah Kellinger took two of her classes on a field trip to the Montana Zoo. Kellinger brought these classes to enlighten them on the topic of conservation. The classes were taught how to prevent wasting resources.
The Complex Emotion of Courage: Do You Really Understand It?
Source: CourageFear Switch/Free Digital Photos To most of us, courage is little more than confronting a dangerous situation without flinching. The individual exhibits valor and bravery: is fearless, assured, dauntless. In the vernacular, such people might be considered “gutsy”—even as, well, “cocky.” And undeniably, we view courage as what heroes are made of.
The Complex Emotion of Courage: Do You Really Understand It?
Source: CourageFear Switch/Free Digital Photos To most of us, courage is little more than confronting a dangerous situation without flinching. The individual exhibits valor and bravery: is fearless, assured, dauntless. In the vernacular, such people might be considered “gutsy”—even as, well, “cocky.” And undeniably, we view courage as what heroes are made of.
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