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the lives of a cell

Submitted by sophie b. on Thu, 12/17/2009 - 3:38pm

Biology 103 Book Commentary

Sophie Balis-Harris

12/17/09

Web Book Commentary: The Lives of a Cell

Snow Globe

Submitted by kjmason on Thu, 12/17/2009 - 2:43pm

Because of this class, I have developed better writing skills and greater confidence in my writing and my ideas. Reading my first essay from this course, I criticise my own work as “safe” and “fluffy”. My first essay had a lot of descriptions and visuals and not much was said. I painted four blurry pictures of what womanhood was to me, but I’d say that was an honest depiction of “What they taught me”.

The Mannest of Men in a Man's World

Submitted by kayla on Thu, 12/17/2009 - 12:14pm

GAS Works Web Paper 5

Let’s start from the beginning.

This is the

Sneak Attack!

Submitted by Oak on Thu, 12/17/2009 - 11:44am

GAS Works Web Paper 5

The bulk of my final can be found on this website which I put together.
The basic purpose of this is to reach the teens who aren't being reached.
Since I am using free web hosting, I cannot put the flier directly on the site for download. However, I will email it to anyone who requests it via the email on the site.
The next step of this project would be to flesh out the site (add actual forums, more information, more links, and a recommended reading list) and advertise it. It would also be nice to find funding so it could have a domain name and better hosting. I am considering carrying out this project at my home high school.
The flier would look something like this:

Online Quizzes and the Brain

Submitted by jmstuart on Thu, 12/17/2009 - 9:35am

Biology 103 Web Paper 3

Julia Stuart

Biology 103

Webpaper #3

The Omnivore's Dilemma

Submitted by jmstuart on Thu, 12/17/2009 - 7:37am

Biology 103 Book Commentary

Julia Stuart

Biology 103

Book Commentary

The Omnivore’s Dilemma

Some Final Thoughts on "Food for Thought"- What I learned in this Course.

Submitted by rmilitello on Thu, 12/17/2009 - 12:03am

Is Intelligence All About Biology?

Submitted by JPierre on Wed, 12/16/2009 - 3:55pm

People will do anything to ensure that their children will be “smart”. Women, after finding out the great news of their pregnancies, force their unformed and unborn children to listen to Mozart hoping they will catch the talent for music. There are even some business that claim to have the sperm of athletes, savvy businessman, scientists, etc and therefore by buying the sperm, one can have a child just like them. People in the world that believe that there is a smart gene, and most importantly, they will do anything to insure that their child obtains it. Yet, I wonder does a “smart gene” really exist? If so, do people who were fortunate enough to possess unequivocally intelligent, while those lacking it are just stupid?