TO THE EAST
NOT EVERYONE CAN WITHSTAND THE RIGORS AND EXPENSE OF taking a trip to the Arctic to see narwhals, but for many it may not be particularly inconvenient to see the next best thing. To demonstrate, I took a brief adventure to historic Cambridge, Massachusetts, to a place tucked in among the many statel...
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| Published in | Narwhals p. 135 |
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| Format | Book Chapter |
| Language | English |
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University of Washington Press
18.06.2013
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| Summary: | NOT EVERYONE CAN WITHSTAND THE RIGORS AND EXPENSE OF taking a trip to the Arctic to see narwhals, but for many it may not be particularly inconvenient to see the next best thing. To demonstrate, I took a brief adventure to historic Cambridge, Massachusetts, to a place tucked in among the many stately academic buildings of Harvard University and just a short walk from Martin Nweeia’s dental laboratory. It’s an impressive brick structure that, more than any other building on campus, is likely to be filled with screaming, running, happy, and enthusiastic elementary school children: the Harvard Museum of Natural |
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| ISBN: | 9780295992648 0295992646 |