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Wayne,

Since October 2004, NPR's Morning Edition program has also run a series
called "Where Science Meets Art." You can review and access an archive of
past programs at
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4111499.

Carolyn

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Subject: Re: The Arts and Sciences--Science Friday

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I found what I was looking for. It's in the second hour of the broadcast of 
3/25/2005 and the topic was language restoration. A group of panelists 
participated in the show from the Utah Science & Literature Symposium,
taking 
place in Salt Lake City that week. See 
<http://www.sciencefriday.com/pages/2005/Mar/hour2_032505.html>. Both
scientists 
and artists on the panel participate. At least once during the discussion a 
panelist talks about the collaboration of science and art.

Wayne Watson wrote:

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> I few weeks ago, maybe a few months ago, Science Friday had a segment on 
> the benefits of the arts working beneficially together with science. It 
> may have been a 15 min segment. Did anyone hear this?  Are there any 
> general sources on this subject?

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