In these uncertain times, it is necessary and proper to take a moment to reflect on Mr. Murphy and his plethora of immutable truths that spring forth from his original observation � If anything can go wrong, it will.
Each of us has benefitted from two forms of education � formal and experiential. Our formal education occurred in classrooms with desks and teachers. Our experiential education continues to take place in that school with no textbooks but countless pop quizzes, the School of Hard Knocks. The campus quad is the world, and the tuition varies according to lessons to be learned.
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Lydia Lake, 7, takes a closer look at some animal bones during the Willow Bend Environmental Education Center's Science Saturday: Awesome Archaeology event on Saturday. Science Saturday is a free event that takes place once a month, and each month features a different educational theme.
Susan Wilcox, left, shows Tanner Huntley, 10, how to spin cotton on a supported spindle during Willow Bend Environmental Education Center's Science Saturday.
Lucy To, 5, enjoys creating the Grand Canyon out of clay on Saturday at the Kaibab National Forest Southwest pottery table during the Willow Bend Environmental Education Center's Science Saturday: Awesome Archaeology event.
Curious children and their families fill the room for the Willow Bend Environmental Education Center's Science Saturday: Awesome Archaeology event on Saturday.
Olivia Ellman, 10, left, and JP McGervey, 9, carve petroglyphs inspired by Picture Canyon at the City of Flagstaff Open Space table during Willow Bend Environmental Education Center's Science Saturday: Awesome Archaeology event on Saturday.
Students in the Northern Arizona University zooarchaeology class lead educational activities during Willow Bend Environmental Education Center's Science Saturday: Awesome Archaeology event on Saturday.
Darcy is adorable! Just look at those ears. She is a 1-year-old German Shepherd mix with a gentle soul and a heart full of love. She might be a little shy when you first meet her but give her … Read moreCHA Pet of the Week: Darcy
Sweet, loyal, and full of charm, Sandy is the best friend you didn’t know you were missing. After losing her previous guardian, Sandy has been thriving in a loving foster home and is now ready… Read moreHCH Pet of the Week: Sandy
From May 12 to 18 there will be a number of events in the city directed toward encouraging people to ride their bikes as part of Ride Your Bike Week. For more information on events visit www.f… Read moreGallery: Ride Your Bike Week begins in Flagstaff
The Flagstaff Police Department and Coconino County Sheriff's Office would like to make the following sex offender notifications: Read moreSex offender notification
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