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“teach the controversy”

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indian grandfather smiling sitting on leather armchair reading newspaper
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Times of India Endorses Teaching the Controversy

One of the world’s top newspapers, The Times of India, is running an editorial encouraging greater openness in how Darwin’s theory is taught. The Times, which sells more than a million copies a day, asks: In any case what’s so wrong in expecting schools to make the teaching of evolution more rigorous by bringing up its drawbacks and examining areas of controversy it shares with the people who are promoting an alternative theory called intelligent design, or ID? If only editorialists at The New York Times and The Washington Post were as open-minded.

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Businesswoman removing wooden block from tower
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Fair and Balanced? The Newsmedia’s Recent Lopsided Coverage of Evolution Controversy

If recent articles by major American newspapers are any indication, reporters writing about controversies over teaching evolution are engaging in seriously lopsided reporting. Read More ›
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Pile of old newspapers, selective focus
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Local PA Paper Gets DI Position Right, Washington Post and Major Media Don’t

A local paper in Dover County, Pennsylvania has outperformed The Washington Post and much of the rest of the national news media. Read More ›
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Crystal globe on newspaper financial pages forecasting global market trends
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Boston Globe Corrects False Characterization of Discovery Institute

After wrongly reporting that Discovery Institute is "active in opposing the teaching of evolution in schools around the country," The Boston Globe to its credit has issued a correction. Read More ›
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Opinion on a bed of cut up Newspaper
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San Francisco Chronicle Publishes Dueling Op-eds on Teaching the Controversy

Stanford neurology prof Robert Sapolsky squared off against CSC Director Stephen Meyer and CSC Senior Fellow John Campbell on the pages of the San Francisco Chronicle. Read More ›

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