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Elis find science writing

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Ambika Bhushan
Staff Reporter
Published Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Does the word quasar frighten you? Does ribozyme sound like the name of some foreign creature from a low-budget horror film? Does the medulla oblongata strike you as something you’d find sticking to the bottom of your shoe rather than inside your body?
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Science magazine writer Richard Kerr speaks at a Master’s Tea on April 3. The field of science writers — which includes a number of Yale alumni — has grown more crowded in recent years.
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Science magazine writer Richard Kerr speaks at a Master’s Tea on April 3. The field of science writers — which includes a number of Yale alumni — has grown more crowded in recent years.

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