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Submitted by mindyhuskins on Thu, 01/20/2011 - 5:41pm

Hi, I'm Mindy. I'm a sophomore here at BMC and I am a Near Eastern Archaeology major. I don't know much about literature, just what I've read personally. I have no formal training in writing really, but I am a professionally produced playwright. I've always loved biology, so the combo of writing and biology seemed like the perfect class for me. Questions:

 1. I would really like to see how a "literature" class works, I am curious to see how other people approach writing.
 2.I'm also interested to see how people contemplate difficult questions.
 3. How are we going to approach Darwin? He himself is such a controversial person and topic.
 

 

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