K-State Physics Professor Says Evolution Debate Damaging State's Educational Reputation

There are worse jobs than being a science teacher in the state of Kansas. But not much.
According to Popular Science Magazine, only two jobs -- a manure inspector and a human lab rat -- rank lower than a Kansas biology teacher, which is akin to being "on the front lines of science's devolution," the magazine states.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news7952.html">K-State Physics Professor Says Evolution Debate Damaging State's Educational Reputation</a></p> <p>There are worse jobs than being a science teacher in the state of Kansas. But not much. <br>According to Popular Science Magazine, only two jobs -- a manure inspector and a human lab rat -- rank lower than a Kansas biology teacher, which is akin to being "on the front lines of science's devolution," the magazine states.</p>