Orange juice enlivens CU stage
Roe Green frames it this way: She has five oranges. She eats one. She saves one. She gives three away. The fruits of her kindness nourish the arts and more.
Watching glacial melt shift into overdrive
James Balog vividly illustrates the rapid retreat of ice sheets and glaciers on Earth. His work, which has appeared on the cover of National Geographic and on PBS, turns climate-change skeptics into believers, he says.
Act I, Scene I: Enter stage Wright
Ruth and Ken Wright have a long history of professional success. The pair also has an abiding passion for the poetry of Shakespeare. Their work and personal interests are as complementary as they are to each other.
Visiting sim city
PhET, originally called the Physics Education Technology Project, provides Flash and Java-based simulations in a variety of areas, including physics, biology, chemistry, and Earth science.
The art of thinking clearly and living well
Dexter Williams enjoys a successful career in the banking sector, where one might not expect to find a champion of liberal-arts education. That expectation would reflect a stereotype, which a discussion with Williams quickly shatters.
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