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Plant Science Bulletin, 1994, Volume 40, Issue 3 (14108 words) |
 | The report identifies science as "an endless and sustainable resource with extraordinary dividents", and emphasizes that "our scientific strength is a treasure which we must sustain and build on for the future". |
 | Its purpose is to consolidate existing WWW biological sciences teaching and research resources and to create new multimedia teaching materials that can be shared on-line throughout the CSU system and the world. |
 | The 1994 award was presented to Melissa Luckow of Cornell University for her publication entitled "Monograph of Desmanthus (Leguminosae- Mimosoideae)," published as volume 38 of Systematic Botany Monograph. |
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science (967 words) |
 | If we approach science in such a manner we are able to help our students apply the knowledge they learn in science class to many areas of their lives. |
 | In the recent November 2006 elections, the importance of science in everyone's lives was evident as a bill concerning stem cell research was placed on the ballot. |
 | Science should interest all students because they live it each day; it is the job of the teacher to help them see that. |