Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences articles from October 2000

Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences archives from October 2000

Editorial.(Brief Article)(Editorial)
October 1, 2000... Election results are in and congratulations are in order for new President Elect Margo Hall and new Board Director Clifford Ochs. The gavel changed hands in July from Susan Nodurft who becomes our immediate past president to Bill Lushbaugh who...

Architecture as Pedagogy [1].
October 1, 2000... David W. Orr [2] Environmental Studies Center, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio 44074 "The worst thing we can do to our children is to convince them that ugliness is normal."--Rene Dubos As commonly practiced, education has little to...

Limited Expression of C-erbB-2 in Node Negative Breast Cancer Patients.
October 1, 2000... Manubai S. Patel [1] Steven A. Bigler [2] Charles F. Streckfus [3] Stephanie F. Elkins [1] J. Tate Thigpen [1] Ralph B. Vance [1] Lenora G. Bigler [1,4] Departments of Medicine [1], Pathology [2], and Dental...

President's Column The Science and the Scientists of the 21st Century.(Brief Article)
October 1, 2000... Growing up in Los Alamos, New Mexico, I was exposed to science at an early age. My dad was a physician who went into pathology because "the patients never complained." We autopsied my horse when it died of asthma and I was (his) county...

Executive Officer's Column.(Brief Article)
October 1, 2000... If your email address is on file with the Mississippi Academy, you recently received a notice that we have a new WEB site address and a new WEB site look. If you did not get the message, our address is now [less...

Report from the Mississippi Academy of Sciences Delegate to the American Association for the Advancement of Science and National Association of Academies of Sciences Annual Meetings, February 16-22, 2000 in Washington, DC.(Brief Article)
October 1, 2000... While many of you are familiar with the Mississippi Academy of Sciences (MAS), you may not be aware of our relationship with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). It therefore seems worthwhile to outline the...