I find my work more fulfilling that way. Actually, I'm a double major. It's great to work in the museum because I see how non-technical people deal with computers and the Web on a daily basis. Tell me about your other activities and projects. Calif. Student Pugwash is an offshoot of the Pugwash Conferences for Science and World Affairs, started back in the 1950s by Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein.
Members are concerned about the ethics of science and technology.
Instead of presenting one side of an argument, we try to be non-biased and hold discussion forums where people can express their ideas and allow for informed decisions. It's pretty cool, because at conferences we get to speak with Nobel prize winners, and then back on campus we engage in lively debates about things like the Human Genome Project. I'd like to think that through Student Pugwash I'm making some kind of difference. Pugwash is the name of the town where the first conferences on Science and World Affairs were held. A man in Pugwash, Nova Scotia, offered to sponsor the conferences, and they were held there for two years in a row.