Two Cultures
I’ve commented before about the obstacles facing interdisciplinarity. And now Terry seems to be a case study of the difficulty of articulating a conversation between Science…
Read articleWho are the global citizens?
On my Spring Break (sorry, “reading week”) I took a brief trip to Haiti. I recommend the place: it’s a fascinating country, with an astonishing history…
Read articleWho believes in interdisciplinarity?
We are frequently encouraged to be interdisciplinary. Indeed, UBC now has an entire college devoted to interdisciplinarity, established by an injunction from UBC’s Senate and Board…
Read articleSave SFU!
Even those keen on petty collegiate rivalries will surely agree with the campaign to protest underfunding at Simon Fraser. Without rivals, rivalries are no fun. A…
Read articleAre some places more global than others?
Testing, testing… Hi there. I’m a new blogger on the Terry network, and looking forward to writing a thing or two from time to time. I’m…
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United Nations (and more global citizens)
By Jon Beasley-Murray,
A quick addendum to my recent post asking Who are the global citizens? I find it somewhat amusing, but also more than a little appropriate, that…
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