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The Museum of Science provides opportunities for young women to develop a lifelong passion for engineering, science and technology. This Sunday, January 30 in celebration of the significant contributions of women engineers and scientists, the Museum welcomes girls of all ages to discover, explore and learn more about their world with free Exhibit Hall admission from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Source: someone else... in an email... feel free to call and check for yourself!
You may have heard that the Museum of Science in Boston is having a "women get in for free" day on Sunday, January 30th.
They have discovered that doing this is actually illegal (duh).
I'm assured by Jonathan Burke, Associate Vice President of Visitor Services, that anyone who asks on Sunday will get in for free. If you pay to get into the museum on Sunday and discover later that you could have gotten in for free, they will reimburse you. I'll bet you'll need your ticket or a receipt or something.
Mr. Burke assures me that the staff working on Sunday will be well-informed of this, but that it will *not* be posted.
The Museum of Science provides opportunities for young women to develop a lifelong passion for engineering, science and technology. This Sunday, January 30 in celebration of the significant contributions of women engineers and scientists, the Museum welcomes girls of all ages to discover, explore and learn more about their world with free Exhibit Hall admission from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Source: someone else... in an email... feel free to call and check for yourself!
You may have heard that the Museum of Science in Boston is having a "women get in for free" day on Sunday, January 30th.
They have discovered that doing this is actually illegal (duh).
I'm assured by Jonathan Burke, Associate Vice President of Visitor Services, that anyone who asks on Sunday will get in for free. If you pay to get into the museum on Sunday and discover later that you could have gotten in for free, they will reimburse you. I'll bet you'll need your ticket or a receipt or something.
Mr. Burke assures me that the staff working on Sunday will be well-informed of this, but that it will *not* be posted.