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Biology 103, 2009, Web Papers 2

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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.

achilesThe Evolution of Venereal Disease and its Treatment
cejensenWhy Do People Go On Rampages?
dchinSickle Cell Anemia
drichardEverything in the Cabinet Tasted Different: An Exploration of Taste, Illness, and the Story of Flavor
heatherl18What's in a Personality?
hmarciaMusic's Influence on the Mind
jingberMild Traumatic Brain Injury: Conflicting Diagnoses
jmstuartBlame it on the Alcohol.
JPierreA History of Big Butts
KalynHow the Brain Falls in Love
Karina GTiny but Smart
ktanThe World's Oldest "Profession"
lcorhanThe Vestigial Organ
LiliZombies: Fact or Fiction?
mcasiasSynthetic Biology
paoli.romanThe Terrorizing Appendix
SerendipUpdateAttachment and Sex After Marriage: A Good Biological Reason?
sophie b.Does Organic Food Have Any Added Nutritional Value?
Terrible2sIs Cracking Your Knuckles Bad for You?
vdonelyLucid Dreams and Two Realities
xhanThe Other Inconvenient Truth: The Effect of Overpopulation
YashaswiniLove: A Narcotic High?

 

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