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I picked up an issue a few years ago when it was forming. It seemed like an 
interesting magazine with a fresh, perhaps hip (chic?), view. The editor was 
interviewed about that time and he seemed pretty bright and definitely 
passionate about what he was doing. I'm not a subscriber. I subscribe to 
enough science and tech mags as it is. I believe it's good that it's still 
around. I suspect that it will not have a large audience though because of 
its particular foucs. Perhaps something like The New Yorker.

The interview might have been on Science Friday, and, if so, would likely be 
in their archives. I'd look around 2002.

Robert Mac West wrote:

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> In the last few days there have been some important events in the   
> discussion 
> of intelligent design and creatyionis. I am very interested in  how  these 
> impact and/or are responded to by museums. This is part of  my long-term  
> involvement in the issue as a paleontologist, museum  director, and now  
> consultant to 
> museums as well as in my role as a  board member of the National  Center for 
> Science Education.
> 
> I  will appreciate any infoirmation about creationist approaches to museums   
> requesting/demanding "equal time" for creationism, removal of evolution  
> exhibits  or programs, and any other ways in which museum professionals  are 
> seeing 
> their  institutions impacted by the creation-evolution  controversy.
> 
> Thanks very much for this help and information. Please feel  free to contact  
> me directly.
> 
> Mac
> 
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