What Makes Science "Hard"
Sheila Tobias
Tuesday, 25 Feb 1992 at 12:00 am – Campanile Room, Memorial Union
Sheila Tobias is the author of They're Not Dumb, They're Different," "Overcoming Math Anxiety," and "What Kinds of Guns Are They Buying for Your Butter, A Beginner's Guide to Defense, Weaponry and Military Spending. From the University Lectures Program archive.
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