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A Wonderful Class!!!!!

Submitted by JaymElaine on Thu, 05/17/2007 - 10:48pm.

When I enrolled for this course, I was expecting to learn stuff about the brain and how the brain controls behavior, you know, science stuff! That is what I am used to, being a biology major at Haverford and all. However, this class was actually a breath of fresh air! I enjoyed it because it was science at a slant. This course was taught with a philosophical point of view and I enjoyed getting some science with a little thinking. I liked thinking about the science behind the brain and all its mysteries differently than I would have had I taken a more "sciencey" class.   

I enjoyed Professor Grobstein as a professor. He was intellectually stimulating, for he ALWAYS had me thinking from week to week. I liked that. I also enjoyed the intense discussions in class; they really had me  interested and involved fromo class to class.

Thanks for the wonderful experience and I do hope to have another class like this sometime before I graduate! Thanks again!!

Jayme E. Hopkins, '08

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