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- From: jmc@SAIL.Stanford.EDU (John McCarthy)
- Subject: Re: Careers in environmental science--Science magazine
- In-Reply-To: jstravis@bass.bu.edu's message of 27 Jul 1992 21:52:01 GMT
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- In article <92048@bu.edu> jstravis@bass.bu.edu (John Travis) writes:
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- Since this worked well for me, my colleague will try a posting....
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- attenion environmental scientists
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- My name is Richard Stone and I'm a staffwriter at Science Magazine. The
- reason I'm hailing you is to ask for help with an article on careers in
- environmental careers. But I'm hung on a few minor details:
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- --how do you define "environmental science"
- --in what durection is the field moving
- --where are the jobs? inn industry? governement? academia?
- --are there subdisciplines in envir. science that are vastly
- undersatffed or overstaffed.
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- I'm interested in hearing your answers to these and any others questions
- I've neglected to ask. please call me ASAP at 202-326-6593 or fax me reply
- at 202-371-9227. You can also email a friend of mine at
- jstravis@bu-pub.bu.edu
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- Thanks for the help and feel free to circulate this among your colleagues
-
- Ah, a staff writer for _Science_. Just what we need to settle some
- arguments. What are the criteria at _Science_ for staff writers putting
- their own opinions in the non-refereed parts of the magazine?
- --
- John McCarthy, Computer Science Department, Stanford, CA 94305
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- He who refuses to do arithmetic is doomed to talk nonsense.
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