Tag: students
Advance the Future of ID: Join Us in Publicizing Discovery Institute’s Summer Seminar on Intelligent Design
This is my personal appeal to readers to help get out the word about an important event this summer. Let a college or grad student know about an opportunity they’ll never forget!
Evolutionary Anthropologist’s Advice: Reject Research Papers if Results Come from Discovery Institute Authors
Someone affiliated with Discovery Institute (or any group friendly to ID) submits a paper, and you immediately toss it in the trash without even taking it seriously.
What Law Students Are Learning About Intelligent Design
A law student at the University of Washington recently let us know what the textbook in his education law class has to say about intelligent design.
Back to School to Learn about the “Darwin’s Finches” Icon of Evolution
Jonathan Wells has been vindicated again.
Want a Good Grade in Alison Campbell’s College Biology Course? Don’t Endorse Intelligent Design (Updated)
Why do we need academic freedom legislation like Tennessee’s HB 368? In case biology lecturer Alison Campbell decides to relocate to the United States. Sadly, even if she remains in New Zealand, there are already people here who don’t allow for the free flow of ideas, especially when it comes to discussion of evolution. Biology lecturer Alison Campbell at the University of Waikato in Hillcrest, New Zealand, exemplifies a mindset that is tragically common in academia. She openly boasts that if a student were to use standard ID arguments such as the irreducible complexity of the bacterial flagellum, that student would be “marked down”: If, for example, a student were to use examples such as the bacterial flagellum to advance Read More ›