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Published on October 23, 2009 at 3:00am
It's hard to avoid science, in fact, it's impossible. And now that your creep-o high school isn't forcing you to remember the entire periodic table, you can actually relax and enjoy this thing called science. And the Miami Science Museum's Young Patrons are trying to make sure that you can do so for as long as you can. Tonight, the group of successful, young professionals is hosting "Big Bang" a fundraising event starring artists such as Afrobeta, Zizi Zabeneh, Elastic Bond and hopefully, you, the benefactor. Rockin Mayor Manny Diaz will also be on hand to inaugurate Miami Sci's new sustainable dance floor. Since you long ago refused to donate your body to science, at least cough up some cash.
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