Message in a Bottle: Everyday secrets on display at HMNS [Houston Museum of natural science]2/16/2018 "I hope the bottles speak to people," Pregracke said. "And I hope it does a good enough job to tell the story, so they get it, and they look deeper into the issues of pollution and littering. If you were just to have an exhibit on garbage in the rivers, I don't think people would be compelled to walk across the room and take it all in. But here, it's an invitation to learn more about our rivers. And it's something I hope will stay with people." [Click through to view the full article By Maggie Gordon at www.houstonchronicle.com.]
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3/25/2019 04:59:42 pm
We all know that families are the smallest unit of the nation. However, when clustered together, these small units, then become a large one. In our social studies class, these are called the "community". The word itself is one that I know most of us are familiar with. It does not really take a genius to know what the word means. What I am trying to point out here, is that we should know about the sectors of the nation that we live in.
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