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Submitted by SandraGandarez on Mon, 01/26/2009 - 7:33pm.

I'm Sandra Gandarez and I am a sophomore biology major/education minor. I am the first generation in my family born in America, and the rest of my family still has a very Portuguese oriented belief system. I am also the first in my family to come to college. My family, especially my grandmother, is also incredibly religious and me and my brothers joke that if she doesn't get into heaven we're all doomed.

Questions:

1. What happens to people who are "brain-dead"?

2. What mental and chemical reactions are the causes of love?

3. How we make decisions and how they are influenced internally and externally? 

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