A poster session to cap off the semester was held on Tuesday night, featuring many posters by students in the Science, Technology, and Society 297 class exploring different facets of human, nature, and the “slash” in between. One of the… Continue Reading →
Makeovers are the epitome of human/nature and how technology intersects with that. Using botox for plastic surgery, we inject the patient with a localized muscle-paralyzing organism. It is interesting to see that our “perfect-looking” person today is someone that is extremely… Continue Reading →
During the talk, one of Professor O’Neill’s statements really stood out to me, “Nowadays, when you cut down a tree, you get wood. Then, you had a dead nymph.” It’s such a matter-of-fact little statement, and yet includes an idea… Continue Reading →
Initially, I found Charles Traub’s presentation on his street portraits to be slightly irrelevant to the “Human/Nature” theme of the course. Traub’s initial black and white landscape photos captured the aesthetic beauty of the natural world, and clearly embodied the… Continue Reading →
Of all the speakers which we have had so far for this class, I think that Charles Traub is one of the most relevant to our Human/Nature theme. As the photographs on his website show, he has experience both as… Continue Reading →
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