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Biology 103, 2009, Web Papers 3

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Students in Biology 103 at Bryn Mawr College write web papers on topics of interest to themselves. These are made available via links from the index below to encourage further exploration by others having similar or related interests. All papers have associated on-line forums for continuing conversation.

achilesDon’t Drink the Kool-Aid: The Role of Class and Institution in Obesity and Diabetes
cejensenBody-Focused Repetative Disorders/Body-Focused Compulsive Disorders
dchinWhat can be done about adolescent obesity?
drichardOn Genes and Determinism: A Reaction of Sorts to Bio 103
EDArt, Artificial, Artifice... Hubris?
heatherl18Pseudoscience and the Problem of Scientific Truth
hmarciaThe Legacy of the Black Death: Understanding the Impact of the Plague on Western Culture through Biology
jingberCalifornia Wildfires
jmstuartOnline Quizzes and the Brain
JPierreIs Intelligence All About Biology?
KalynHow Have Our Ancestors Shaped Female Mate Selection?
Karina GForgotten Organs
ktanCongratulations, it’s a (Lady)Boy!
lcorhanUnnatural Selection
LiliThe Female Voice: Hot or Not?
mcasias Zoonotic Diseases
paoli.romanWaters Demise
sophie b.Why is water essential to life
Terrible2sDoes Sex Make Us Happier?
vdonelyOh, $%&@!
xhanLove
YashaswiniBeauty and the Botox Beast

 

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