Philosophy Of Science
David F. Noble  Author <EM>The Religion of Technology: The Divinity of Man and    the Spirit of Invention.</EM> (Knopf)  Professor of History     York University    Toronto, Canada  Hixon-Riggs Professor   Harvey Mudd College   Claremont, California    Adolf Grunbaum  Andrew Mellon Professor of Philosophy of Science  Chairman, The Center for the Philosophy of Science  Research Professor of Psychiatry    University of Pittsburgh    Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Scientists aren't the only people studying science. Philosophers and historians are also interested in what scientists are up to--and why they're up to it. On this hour of Science Friday, we are joined by a philosopher of science and a historian who will help us examine the nature of scientific thought, and the role of religion in scientific inquiry.
During this campaign season, why is it that we have to hear so much reporting about politicians' lifestyles? Wouldn't it be more useful to hear about something a little more substantive, such as what they plan to do while in office? <em>Commentator Lester Spence teaches political science at Johns Hopkins University</em>.