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  • September 6, 2010
    Gregory Mazurek

    THE MISSING LINK BETWEEN ROCK AND PET ROCK

  • August 20, 2010
    Ferris Jabr

    VENUS AND THE VEGAN

  • August 2, 2010
    Eric Schulman

    GOODNIGHT LUNA

  • July 26, 2010
    Wyatt Galusky

    IF ONLY MORE PEOPLE WERE LIKE THE CHOWDHURY’S

  • July 19, 2010
    Ryan McDermott

    LESSER KNOWN LAWS OF PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICS

  • July 17, 2010
    O.V. Michaelsen

    LIMERICKS TO PONDER

  • July 12, 2010
    Michael L. Ferro

    SEXTING: THE “PERFECT STORM” OF EVOLUTION, CULTURE, AND TECHNOLOGY (SOME THOUGHTS)

  • July 10, 2010
    Jasmine Hamilton

    IMPROVING MATERNAL HEALTH IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE BUT REQUIRES POLITICAL WILL

  • July 5, 2010
    Daniel Friedman

    TYRANNOSAURUS REX JUST WANTS TO BE LOVED

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The Science Creative Quarterly (SCQ) is not a quarterly, but instead publishes new material at a non-linear rate. Currently, it is sleeping and in a sort of stasis (turpor?), but there is activity afoot to see if it's worth restarting.

There is also a single print edition so far (half SCQ pieces, and half fake science journal – see here for more details)

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