Review by Katy Killilea Graphs, pie charts, and Venn diagrams — who knew they could be so hilarious? I am so grateful to have been introduced to Jessica Hagy’s blog Indexed, which makes me laugh and helps me think, and ridicules many of the things that have been asking for it, including: magnifying mirrors, overbearing [...]
By Dr. Cristina Mitchell Hillside Family and Community Medicine Swine flu (H1N1) is a type of influenza virus that causes a respiratory illness that can be spread between people. The symptoms include fever, chills, body aches, cough, sore throat, headache, and occasionally vomiting and diarrhea. Thus far, the illness has been mild in the vast [...]
Mother’s Day is fast approaching, and I was thinking about the different gifts my boys have given me over the years. Since my children love to make things they think I will like (and I’m lucky my husband is happy to facilitate this), I have amassed an eclectic gift collection. My boys made me a [...]
Special Event: Free public screenings of “Where Do the Children Play?”, followed by discussions led by Providence Children’s Museum director Janice O’Donnell and other panelists, will be held Wednesday, May 6 at Highlander Charter School and Thursday, June 4 at Audubon’s Environmental Education Center. See details below. By Janice O’Donnell Executive Director, Providence Children’s Museum [...]
