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This week’s fossil was found on the same 1996 Keck Geology Expedition to Cyprus that produced the Thorny Oyster highlighted in January. Stephen Dornbos (’97) was there, but this fossil was not part of the Pliocene coral reef complex he … Continue reading →

Long, long ago — way back in 1975 — a UNESCO group described environmental education as including not just knowledge but also skills, attitudes, and participation in attempts to address environmental problems. More recently, the OECD defined environmental science literacy … Continue reading →

Today Proff JJ & I harvested Basil, Pineapple Sage, Purple Basil, Chives, Buttercrunch Lettuce, Baby Mustard Green, and Lemon Balm to deliver to Vaccaro’s Italian restaurant and catering service. I dropped off the produce to a chef around back of the kitchen … Continue reading →

ICELAND – As Lindsey and Travis were leaving Iceland, the Keck students were arriving. The Keck Geology Consortium consists of 18 schools whose geology departments are dedicated to providing undergraduates with high-quality research experiences. Funded through NSF and contributions from … Continue reading →

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You can view the 2011 Wooster Music Camp Program by clicking here. 2011 Wooster Music Camp Final Concert Program

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By Erika Takeo The Saturday before I left India I had the opportunity to visit Magadi, a peri-urban town located about 45 kilometers outside of Bangalore. Magadi is home to one of the Resource Centre on Urban Agriculture and Food … Continue reading →

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