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"Science can tell you how to clone a Tyrannosaurus rex..."
By Mark A. McCutcheon June 28, 2012 - 9:18pm
Reblogged from Facebook, this poster belongs to a campaign run by the U of Utah.
I like how it balances the uses and necessities of the sciences and the humanities, and expresses both so simply.
Mark A. McCutcheon
Professor of Literary Studies & Chair of Centre for Humanities, Athabasca U
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