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Submitted by SYC on Wed, 09/02/2009 - 9:55am.

Hi,

My name is Sue Yee Chen, I am a sophomore at Bryn Mawr.  The reason why I signed up for Bio 103 was because I have an interest in the way living things function and coexist and how human beings have developed and changed over time.

Three of the questions I would like to see answered this semester are:

1. Why do people born in different regions of the world look different?  How does genetics determine who is born with what features?

2. Is an individual's personality predetermined at birth or is it formed through interaction with others and major events in his/her lifetime?

3. Is it really ideal to expose babies to more diseases and germs to build immunity?

 

 

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