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2010-08-21, 5:39
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Kari Byron is on a mission — to get tweens interested in science.
On Monday, Byron — best-known as one of the "build team" members on Discovery's popular "Mythbusters" series — premieres her after-school show "Head Rush" on Science Channel. The commercial-free, hourlong shows are aimed particularly at middle-school girls, whose interest Byron says too often drifts away from scientific subjects starting around that age. "It's a tough age," Byron said in a phone interview Friday afternoon. "When you think scientist at that age, you think nerdy white guy in a lab coat ... . We're trying to create new role models." More....  . |
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2010-08-21, 8:15
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The only subject she makes me interested in is biology.
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2010-08-21, 19:17
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 Feb 4 2003
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Unfortunately, the only subject I'd make her interested in is microbiology.
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2010-08-22, 7:36
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Mar 31 2003
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red carpet pic: (sfw) http://twitpic.com/2gxkno
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2010-08-22, 8:13
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2010-08-22, 14:55
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More carpet work
http://www.ray.bt76.com/gifs/2karibyron.gif |
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2010-08-23, 22:01
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2010-09-09, 15:16
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