Union of Concerned Scientists' Cartoon Contest (and also some comics).
Oh fallow LiveJournal. What to do with you?
250 CCs of comics, that's what.
Remember how a couple of years ago I was part of the Union of Concerned Scientists' Cartoon Contest? Well, it's voting time once again. Though I'm not part of it this year, there are a number of fine entries deserving of your love, affection and votes (or combinations thereof). James MacLeod (who won the year I was involved) has an entry (#2) that perfectly captures the linguistic jujitsu politicians use to frame debates of public interest. (Swap a few key words and his comic could be about health-care or abortion rights.) Though I won't tell you how to vote, I will tell you *I* voted for his!
Even with a White House ostensibly favorable towards science, this is a matter of continuing importance!
Click here, por favor.
On to some comics. About science.
and also:
250 CCs of comics, that's what.
Remember how a couple of years ago I was part of the Union of Concerned Scientists' Cartoon Contest? Well, it's voting time once again. Though I'm not part of it this year, there are a number of fine entries deserving of your love, affection and votes (or combinations thereof). James MacLeod (who won the year I was involved) has an entry (#2) that perfectly captures the linguistic jujitsu politicians use to frame debates of public interest. (Swap a few key words and his comic could be about health-care or abortion rights.) Though I won't tell you how to vote, I will tell you *I* voted for his!
Even with a White House ostensibly favorable towards science, this is a matter of continuing importance!
Click here, por favor.
On to some comics. About science.
and also: