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Latest News from NASW- Kurt Vonnegut and story shapes March 9, 2014What does Arsenic and Old Lace have in common with Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle? They're both examples of Kurt Vonnegut's "Man in Hole" story shape, according to a Nieman Storyboard post. The Slaughterhouse-Five author developed his story-shapes model as a master's thesis at the University of Chicago, but it was rejected. It […]cybrarian
- Old DNA in viruses and Neanderthals March 8, 2014Tabitha M. Powledge reviews news about a giant virus found in the 30,000 year-old Siberian permafrost, and asks when the next shoe drops: "I can't help wondering what else is going to turn up as the warming Earth releases creatures from the melting of ice frozen many thousands of years ago." Also, the science behind sequencing the Neanderthal […]cybrarian
- Controlling your privacy on LinkedIn March 7, 2014Your Facebook posts might be set to "friends only" and your Twitter feed may be protected, but what about your LinkedIn activity? Martin Brinkmann has some tips for LinkedIn privacy: "When you make modifications to your profile, follow a company or make recommendations, you will find them listed on your activity feed by default. The fact that […]cybrarian
- Info for potential NASW Board candidates March 6, 2014Interested in running for the NASW board or just want to know how the election process works? Read on. read more […]tdavis
- Terra Ziporyn: Permanent Makeup March 5, 2014In her fourth novel addressing science and medical topics, Permanent Makeup, Terra Ziporyn explores domestic abuse and family relationships. read more […]llamberg
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