Thursday, January 22, 2009
Obama Welcomed By Scientists
With a new president comes a new world of science. When Obama said he would “restore science to its rightful place,” he was signaling an end to eight years of stark tension between science and government. Science staff members held parties in the office on this day because it was a start to a new beginning after the tensions of the last eight years. Obama plans to build the roads and bridges, the electric grids and digital lines that feed our commerce and bind us together, something that Bush had not done. With expectations so high, and promises of progress in stubborn areas like alternative energy, Obama has a lot of eyes watching him. With a new president, and a new beginning Obama is bound to have great success in renewing the bond between scince and government.
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3 comments:
3 aspects well presented:
* well written
* very interesting fact
* easy to comprehend
2 suggestions:
* could talk more about the electric grinds and digital lines.
* could explain more about the tension between the science and government.
1 thing learned:
* Finally, after 8 years, a president is going to renew the bond between science and the government.
3 aspects well presented:
- easy to read
- interesting topic
- written well
2 suggestions:
- You could have gone further to dicribe the relationship between government and science
- You could have gone further into the discussion of certain topics
1 thing learned:
- the relationship between government and science seems to be finally taking a step forward in Obama's presidency.
1. the topic applies to politics as well as science
2. explained well
3. the facts were well presented
1. you could have gone into more detail regarding some of the topics in the article
2. explain the issues between government and science in past years
1. i wasnt aware that the relationship between the government and science has been flawed
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