[ad_1] Unleash your inner sommelier and your inner scientist. The Museum of Science and History (MoSH) is hosting its 7th annual The Science of Wine event on September 9th. This is no ordinary wine tasting. Yes you can taste some great wines – about 40 to 50 are poured. However, the event is being held ...

[ad_1] Channel Flipper stumbled upon Channel of the Week Tales of the Walking Dead You might think they landed on a particularly pessimistic Animal Planet documentary. An invisible narrator flies a drone over images of animals and trees. The world is rapidly being reshaped by the arrival of apex predators. Homo MortusThey do not sleep, ...

[ad_1] In a recent BBC interview, Indian actor Victor Banerjee lamented the marked lack of interest in poetry and literature among today’s youth. He also said that the majority of young people would prefer to pursue the science stream and become engineers or doctors, compared to the humanities stream, which offers limited employment opportunities. The ...

[ad_1] Opinion Editor’s Note: Published by Star Tribune Opinion letter Daily from readers online and in print.Click to contribute here. ••• On Thursday night, I expected words of encouragement from the Commander-in-Chief, but instead, for some of my convictions, I was told that the Constitution and the law were destroying American democracy. I learned that ...

[ad_1] Providing access to critical reproductive health care can make a big difference in Chicago. Overturning Roe v. Wade makes us angry and helpless, but it’s not productive. Despair is real all around us in Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Indiana, but not here. In Illinois and Minnesota, women are now in complete control of ...

[ad_1] These days, no month is allowed to go by without good reason, and the insatiable desire for new clothes comes into focus in September, fitting for the month that sees fashion magazines’ biggest issues. Oxfam’s annual campaign ‘Used September’ encourages consumers to buy only used goods for 30 days. The campaign’s mission statement reads, ...

[ad_1] Randy Erickson Special to the Tribune Since graduating from Viterbo with a biology degree in 1978, Joe Paulauskis, a self-described “kid from a dairy farm,” has led a remarkable life of science as a researcher, teacher and innovative leader in both industry and academia. Paulauskis has been at the forefront of efforts to harness ...

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