POINT OF VIEW

Science and Public Engagement

By ALAN I. LESHNER

In spite of some apparent victories for science — like the primary election that should install a mostly moderate State Board of Education in Kansas, which in turn should mean an end to the effort to include intelligent design as a theory in science curricula for the state's public schools — scientists may...

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