Re-Seeding A Science Lifestyle
Clifford at 1:42 am, October 2nd, 2005As seen in Barnes and Noble, mixing with interesting company… Not relegated to the smelly part of the magazine section where the “guys” hang out, not anywhere near Combat Robot Magazine and the like:
Progress? I hope so.
-cvj
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I hope so as well, in that you are inspiring me to visit my local magazine stand bookstore today and see if i can find SEED there as well. I will report later.
[...] I have not had a good look yet, so I won’t do a wild excited rant like I did for the newly relaunched SEED a year or more ago (see here and here), but I expect that it is good and fun, given what I’ve seen on the InkyCircus blog whenever I’ve dropped in. I’m all for more science-as-popular-culture, for all the better for our society, so I’m welcoming this effort with open arms. [...]