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Biology 103
2003 First Web Reports
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WEB REPORT #1

Biology, 2003

Students were expected, in lieu of midterm examinations, to select topics of interest to themselves and write a short paper based on exploration of materials available on the web. As elsewhere on Serendip, these are intended not as the final word on any topic but rather as expressions of the interests and perspectives of individuals and as windows to available information and perspectives available elsewhere. * "Paul's Picks"

Christina Alfonso	Bipolar Disorder and the "War on Drugs" *
Paula Arboleda	Diabetes, Minority Status, and the African American and Hispanic American Communities *
Shafiqah Berry	Synesthesia and the Implications of sensory fusion
Elizabeth Bryan	The Truth About SARS
Manuela Ceballos	Malaria and Global Responsibility
HoKyung Choi	Choroidal Neovascularization
Stefanie Fedak	Beating the Binge
Abigail Fritz	The Giant Panda Paradigm *
Alice Goldsberry	The Truth about Schizophrenia
Romina Gomez	Tattoos and Their Adverse Reactions
Bessy Guevara	Attention Deficit Disorder
Charlotte Haimes	Alzheimer's Disease: a hopeless battle?
Adina Halpern	Limb Transplants -- Modern Miracle or Future Frankenstein?
Vanessa Herrera	Information for Plate Tectonics
MH	Methylphenidate: Calming Chaos or Cultural Genocide?
Nomi Kaim	ESP: An Effort to Quantify the Magical *
Lara Kallich	Biology and Philosopy of Love *
Ramatu Kallon	Human Intelligence/ IQ Controversy
Sarah Kim	Why Stress Affects Everybody Differently *
Jessica Knapp	Social Equality and Environmentalism *
Natalya Krimgold	Extroversion, Introversion, and the Brain *
Talia Liben	Safe, By a Hair
Kathryn McMahon	Steering Clear of Queer Steers *
Biology Student 2003	Epilepsy and the Blood Type Diet
Diana Medina	Migraine: The Unbearable Headache *
Rochelle Merilien	Persistant Resistant Germs
Flicka Michaels	How does Memory Work? Can We Improve Our Memories?
Katherine Ottati	Partial Birth Abortion
Patricia Palermo	Symmetry? Could This be the Answer to the Age Old Question; "What is Beauty?" *
Brittany Pladek	The Amazing Cheesy Adventures of Professor Sanderson's Paleobiology Class! Part 1: Therapsids *
Su-Lyn Poon	How the Pendulum Swings: The nature-nurture debate *
Maria Scott-Wittenborn	Why Do We Blush *
Mariya Simakova	A Mad Artist, Or Does He Really Hear Yellow (And Why Should We Care) *
MT	Cervical Cancer: The Best Form of Prevention Is To Be Informed And Aware
Margaret Tucker	The Mozart Effect *
Brianna Twofoot	Early Childhood Cognitive Development
Lindsay Updegrove	Sleep too much?
La Toiya La Vita	Science and the Judicial System *
Enor Wagner	Turning Back Time *
Megan Williams	Emergency Contraception
Julia Wise	Placebos: Can a Sugar Pill Cure? *
Laura Wolfe	The Myth of the Five Senses *

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