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Brad E. Rosenheim uses a newly-discovered technique to recreate ancient ocean temperatures. Imagine developing a system that helps scientists recreate ocean temperatures from thousands of years ago. Brad E. Rosenheim, Ph.D., an assistant professor of marine science at USF St. Petersburg, developed “Ramped PyrOx,” a technique to do just this with the method of “clumped
Volunteers create wooden bowls to help feed the hungry. Wood shavings cover the floor of Bowls for Good, a small studio in the heart of the Warehouse Arts District. On 420 22nd St. S, the local nonprofit organization is dedicated to ending hunger by crafting wooden bowls and selling them to raise money. According to
Apathy. One of the worst things that define this generation of human beings. Without a doubt, we live in an era of every man for himself. We simply don’t care or pay attention to what happens to others, as long as it doesn’t happen to us. The media reports alarming news every day, sensationalizing information
On my first day at USF St. Petersburg, I was shocked. “Do you really wear those clothes when you go to class?” I thought to myself. Short pants and skirts, sleeveless shirts, eccentric hairstyles, hair dyed in blue, pink – almost every color of the rainbow. It was my first time in the United States
How can you describe the feelings you get when you enter the unknown? How do you describe that your heart is full of excitement and fear, but that you have to continue in order to accomplish your goals? I came here a month ago from the Dominican Republic, with a Fulbright scholarship, to do my