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Sometimes I write things for St. Louis Public Radio. Here’s what I wrote this week. Wash U. anthropologist: Race doesn’t really exist Sit down with the hosts of “Radiolab” Psychologist: Mars One could change the world Chamber Music Society honors the Halens
Sometimes I write things for St. Louis Public Radio. Here’s what I wrote this week. Why was the planetarium blue and green Monday night? Author explores the paradox of parenting Nonprofit helps St. Louis’ homeless youth “Gays in the Military” photo exhibit opens Friday Figuring out what’s real, what isn’t in the media What happened… Continue reading My stories: Week ending Feb. 27
Sometimes I write things for St. Louis Public Radio. Here’s what I wrote this week. Presidents Day: Remembering the presidents with local ties Presidents Day: Take a road trip with President Truman Eagle Forum president “adamantly opposes” same-sex marriage Would municipalities be better together? St. Louis County launches heroin education initiative Legal roundtable: Who can… Continue reading My stories: Week ending Feb. 20
Sometimes I write things for St. Louis Public Radio. Here’s what I wrote this week. Six months later: Ferguson as a community and a symbol Investigative reporter shares his favorite work Pediatrician weighs in on vaccine safety Following STL250 celebration, what’s ahead in year 251 and beyond? Science Center program helps teens learn STEM skills… Continue reading My stories: Week ending Feb. 13
Each year, a black-tie gala kicks off a weekend of Mardi Gras festivities. But this year, a group of activists staged a protest outside the St. Louis City Hall, where the Mayor’s Ball is held. #MayorsBall #Downtown #STL #SlayersBall #BlackLivesMatter #Ferguson #ABanks pic.twitter.com/CffvcLFOh0 — .aaron.banks. (@AaronWBanks) February 14, 2015 #DRESSFESTIVE #BlackLivesMatter #MayorsBall #Ferguson pic.twitter.com/yEeRDWkVyu —… Continue reading Activists picket St. Louis Mayor’s Ball