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"In this way the first men were made, and soon they filled the far reaches of the earth. But for a long time they did not know what to do with their noble limbs or the divine spirit which had been breathed into them. They saw, yet they did not see; they heard, yet they did not hear. . . Then Prometheus [Forethought] came to their aid."   Gustav Schawab, Die Sagen des Klassischen Altertums, translated by Marx and Morwitz; Pantheon Books

 

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Climate change is the most important challenge our world has ever faced.  Understanding climate change and its solutions are the most important educational challenges we have ever faced.

Awards Reception held May 21, 2010: The Charles River made a beautiful back drop for this years reception. Held at the Museum of Science in the Washburn Pavillion. Thanks to all who attended.

Duly Noted:  April 10, 2010, NPR "On the Media" -- Celebration of first copyright law: Statue of AnneThe 300th anniversary of the Statute of Anne, the first copyright law.  Which did two things: It gave copyright to the creator of the work (taking it from the publishing Guilds). It also put a time limit on this right, and at expiration, allowed the material to enter the public domain. 

Entering the public domain and setting a time limit was considered essential "to promote the progress of science and the useful arts".  The title of the statute begins: "An Act for the Encouragement of Learning. . ."

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Enjoying the Awards Reception, held at the Museum of Science May 21, 2010

MA.CLEAN TECHNOLOGY AWARDS

 

2010 Climate Science Award Winner:

Riona Reeves,

Sarah W. Gibbons Middle School

"In Sync with Chaos"

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Andrea Durham, Museum of Science Director of Exhibit Development and Conservation welcomes: Students, Parent, and Teachers at 2010 Awards Reception

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