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Converting, Passing, Covering (Book Review)

I’ve done it. I’ve downplayed something about myself to give off a different or specific image of myself to others. I just never knew there was a word for it. It’s called “covering,” and it has deeper implications than we may think. My book club read a few months ago a book by that name,Read More

Chia-Yi May 3, 2012May 2, 2012Leave a comment

Adam Bly on science education and scientific literacy [Updated with my response]

[Originally posted May, 15, 2009] (This semester our class had the opportunity to have Adam Bly of Seed Media Group as a guest speaker. I asked him his opinion on the role of education in scientific literacy, specifically for the piece I wrote and posted here earlier. The following is the response he sent me.Read More

Chia-Yi August 25, 2010August 25, 2010Comment (1)

Is heartbreak just another manifestation of loss aversion?

A friend told me a few months ago that when he was going through heartbreak, he found his way through it by reading an entire graphic novel series in a slightly obsessive binge. He assured me that I would find something to help me through my heartbreak as well. This hopefully is my graphic novelRead More

Chia-Yi February 14, 2010November 28, 2011Comments (5)

Millennium Development Goals: global hunger and undernutrition

We may all be familiar with the face of hunger, but undernutrition may be more difficult to detect and treat. Last Tuesday, I attended a lecture by Dr. Jessica Fanzo of the Earth Institute’s Center for Global Health and Economic Development. She spoke about “Global Progress in Ending Hunger and Undernutrition.” Some symptoms of undernutritionRead More

Chia-Yi February 3, 2010February 4, 2010Comments (3)

What is the Study of Science and Religion?

Image credit: Flickr user Colin Purrington (This image created by Axis of Evo is not exactly what this entry is about, but it is an interesting use of a scientific technique to map out religions of the world.) I wasn’t so sure what to expect when I went to the first lecture of the EarthRead More

Chia-Yi January 20, 2010January 20, 2010Comments (5)

LEED Green Associate Study Guide (Part 2 of Series)

Every LEED project needs to fulfill all prerequisites and Minimum Program Requirements. These do not get the project any points towards certification. To get points, the project must include many different strategies in the different categories to add up to the threshold number of points. Read through this website for details on the process: GBCI.Read More

Chia-Yi December 11, 2009January 20, 2010Comments (2)
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