Bird art made from maps.
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Read articleThe Hidden Life Within
This post is a bit late, but unfortunately I only recently came across Giuseppe Penone. This past winter, Penone’s “the Hidden Life Within” was exhibited at the Art…
Read articleStyrofoam cup cloud #whoa
A picture I’m sure I can use if I want to talk about consumerism, waste, and our climate. Plus, whoa… By Tara Donovan via My Modern…
Read articleNumb to the Numbers
Research is simply not enough. Although R&D is the root of discovery and innovation, it in and of itself does not exact the change we want…
Read articleThe Terry Global Speakers Series Presents: Bill McKibben
———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- The Terry Global Speakers Series Presents Bill McKibben: Notes on the Climate Fight In partnership with the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions, The Alma Mater…
Read articleOne of the Best Innovators
Yes, I know, a Steve Jobs post. I just thought it was necessary. He was definitely a legend in the tech and entrepreneurial spheres and I…
Read articleFor Science! For… Umm… Well what else would work?
From Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal This one was funny enough to make me spit out coffee. What I particularly like about this cartoon is the fact…
Read articleThe Three Course Connection Dinner!
Anisa says: Does it feel like Science, Arts and Commerce at UBC are completely segregated disciplines to the point that the students from each faculty seemed…
Read articleMad Men 2.0
I’m not a fan of the show Mad Men. I get really frustrated when I try to watch it. I really can’t stand the glorification of…
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Christmas Pick 2: The Little Bookish Stocking Stuffer
By bobbi,
First, it’s so cute. And it says “tiny” in the title. But also, it’s monumentally cool – especially for the hipster artsy girl in your life.…
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