Who Am I?
Guess who this famous female athlete is…
Month: March 2010
Someday, you could be a: Playwright Just Like Daniel Carlton
As a playwright and community advocate, Daniel Carlton combines his experience in theater with his passion for social change.
A People's Historian: Howard Zinn Dies At 87
Howard Zinn, a historian, died on January 27. Zinn was famous for writing about ordinary people who fought against injustice.
Dinosaurs in Color
Chinese and British scientists have reported the first evidence of dinosaur color.
Women Who Make a Difference
See if you can match these famous women!
Girls for Equal Play!
Learn about the history of girls in sports in the United States, Title IX (a 1972 law that opened doors for girls and women athletes) and some trailblazers who showed the world that girls and women can play tough and be sports champions too.
Wildlife Protected, Not People
The British government wants to establish a Marine Protected Area in the Chagos Islands.
Sea-Slug Chefs
Scientists have discovered that a lowly sea slug has the amazing ability to produce its own food, just as plants do.
Chile Earthquake
When an earthquake struck Chile on February 27, it was 500 times more powerful than the one that struck Haiti, but a lot fewer people died.
Comic: The Invention of Curling
This comic about the Olympic sport of curling was submitted by Phil Carroll.
