Kansas University’s Natural History Museum will celebrate Charles Darwin’s 200th birthday this month.
A talk in the museum Wednesday will begin the events. Invertebrate paleontology curator and professor Bruce Lieberman will give the talk at 7 p.m.
“Darwin’s Journey,” a new exhibit at the museum, will open Feb. 12, which is Darwin’s birthday. From 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. that day, the museum will provide cake and fruit punch during an open house. All events are free.
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cthulhu_4_president (anonymous) says…
Someday the Enlightenment will reach this country, maybe even Bondmen. The darwinspredictions link is especially hilarious. It is a ridiculous attempt to discredit the man, but maybe if you get the other %99.75 of scientists in the world on board with you then you'll have something. By the way, the irony behind a creationist criticizing the scientific community for a display of so-called "religous euphoria" is so thick that I could spread it on a bagel.
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