by Megan Durham | Aug 29, 2011
Too often science seems like a lofty ideal, a great and impossible muse that only those with years of education and impossibly high IQs (or at least a copious supply of white lab coats) can actually commune with. But then something like Galaxy Zoo comes along to...
by Megan Durham | Aug 27, 2011
The beginning of the movement is traced back to a young Andrew Jackson Davis who published a book called The Principles of Nature, but he didn’t claim authorship. No,...
by Megan Durham | Aug 24, 2011
I think that I’ve discovered something about myself. It’s probably not that earth-shattering of a realization, but whenever someone figures out something about how their mind works (especially if it’s not precisely in line with how they...
by Megan Durham | Aug 23, 2011
It’s strange to face the mental pictures that we make of our favorite authors. We each have certain expectations about the people who wrote the books we love: assumptions about how they lived their lives and the...
by Megan Durham | Aug 18, 2011
I seem to have a habit of writing things that I don’t really want to post up here on this blog. But I’m going to be featured on the BePreparedPeriod.com blog within the week with a story about, you guessed it!, periods. So… yeah. The blog...
by Megan Durham | Aug 16, 2011
Perhaps one of the universal constants of any young adult’s life is napping. Between parties, working to pay for school and pulling all-nighters, it’s no wonder that almost any walk through a college campus reveals students stretched out on the grass and...
