Rebecca Skloot's blog on Science, Writing, and Life.
Labels: Bioethics: General, Science and Money
posted by Rebecca Skloot at 1:09 PM
Rebecca Skloot is a freelance writer, contributing editor at Popular Science magazine, and sometimes-correspondent for NPR's RadioLab. She writes a monthly column on Pets for Prevention magazine, and contributes regularly to the New York Times Magazine, O, The Oprah Magazine, Discover, and others. Her first book, "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks", is forthcoming from Crown. She posts on two blogs: Culture Dish -- her blog about science, writing and life -- and Critical Mass, the blog of the National Book Critics Circle board of directors, on which she serves as a vice president. Skloot teaches creative nonfiction writing in the University of Memphis's MFA program, where she directs the River City Writers Series. For more information: www.rebeccaskloot.com .
1 Comments:
Well Duh! This illustrates a classic logic problem, the solution of which is to require all the candidates to select the most qualified from among their opponents.
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