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Science in Review — December 2013

Dec 25, 2013By Andy Walsh

It turns out that I believe in Santa Claus. Now, to be clear, I don’t actually believe in a solitary individual who resides at the North Pole and oversees a colony of toy-making elves.Read more…

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What Books are on Your Christmas Lists?

Dec 16, 2013By Tom Grosh IV

What books are on your Christmas lists, not only your own wish list, but also ones you desire to give to others and/or suggest for a book discussion in the coming year? I am very interested in learning what Emerging Scholars desireRead more…

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