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15 hours ago ago from The Foolishness of Darwinism
The thing is the Jesuits have succeeded in what they wanted- downgrade America! The Jesuit plan of evolution is DOING TERRORS not wonders to the school system especially the public ones. They got rid of the Bible (everything in it) and called it Communism allowing REAL Communism to step in and replaced Genesis with the pseudo-science of evolution- the teaching of the survival of the fittest where might makes right and the one true God is ...
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Is that an impertinent question, Mr. Ochoa?” The linguistics professor was not tenured and generally rather insecure. His button-down Ivy look and carefully disheveled hair did little to dispel his feeling that he didn’t really belong and his students knew it. “No sir,” Ben said respectfully. He’d gotten a glimpse of the prof’s need to be coddled. “It’s just something I ran across outside of class and it sparked my interest in the subject.” ...
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18 hours ago ago from Florida Citizens for Science
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So you have two kids that have to do a science project this year?! Science Projects for families with more than one child can be an daunting task for parents. Science fairs are generally held at about the same time, so even if kids are in different schools, their projects probably have due dates that are near each other. Here are four ideas to simplify the process. 1. Let kids work together on the same project. They can each do the ...
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Growing up in the '70s, John Halamka was a bookish child with a penchant for science and electronics. He wore black horn-rimmed glasses and buttoned his shirts up to the collar. John E. Halamka Ten-year-old John Halamka winning the Science Fair in 4th grade with his home-built Van De Graff generator in 1972. The digital economy is seeking more children like him. Ann Johansson for The New York Times Kira Lehtomaki ...
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