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Wandering Around on Serendip

Welcome to Serendip, an exploratory website of over 30,000 pages. Please browse around and see what interests you. To make it a little easier to find pages, below is a list of jumping off places which have collections of links organized in different ways. Please enjoy, and let us know what you think.

 

First Time Visiting? Here are some suggestions for finding your way around.

Jumping Off Places for further explorations

Serendip A to Z, a necessarily incomplete, but enjoyable, index to Serendip and jumping off point

What's New, a complete list of new exhibits

Forums, a list of continuing conversations and archives

Webology and Webocracy, Serendip reflecting on itself

Serendip's Bookshelves, book and journal article reviews available on Serendip

Serendip's Site Map, a list of web exhibits organized by physical topography

Center for Science in Society at Bryn Mawr College, a nexus of interdisciplinary activities

Undergraduate Courses, Bryn Mawr College course web pages on Serendip

Serendip Readers Write Back, Bryn Mawr College student web papers on Serendip with reader comments

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Bipolar Disorder

Submitted by Trina L. Warrick (guest) on Tue, 01/22/2008 - 9:50pm.

I just read your page about bipolar disorder, and I just wanted to let you know that I found it to be one of the most informative and well-written medical articles I've read by a lay person, for it not to be "authorative".

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