Dr. Geoffrey Nunberg
Dr. Nunberg has taught at UC Berkeley and at Stanford University. His linguistics research includes work in semantics, pragmatics, text classification and written-language structure. Dr. Nunberg is also interested in the social and cultural implications of digital technologies. He also does a feature on language on the NPR show, “Fresh Air.”
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One Heck of a Birthday
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The verdict from Texas scientists is nearly unanimous: 98 percent favor the unadulterated teaching of evolution in public school classrooms.
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Mad rantings about politics, evolution, and microbiology.
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Fundamentalists are to blame — scientific as well as religious.
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Evolution and genetics are intertwined such that it makes little sense to study evolution without studying genetics.
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New research suggests that genetic evolution is not necessarily reflected in an animal's physical appearance.
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Changes in the same species of fish living in the same lake could have serious implications for evolutionary thought.
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Lawsuits challenging the Understanding Evolution website on constitutional grounds was dismissed for lack of standing.
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Evolution could already be at an end, leaving the human race more uniform than ever, argues Steve Jones
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