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Hello, I am a pre-med

Submitted by merlin. (guest) on Thu, 01/22/2009 - 9:51am.

Hello, I am a pre-med sophomore at BMC and an anticipated psychology major. I have no great previous experience with the topic of evolution, but am truly excited about the reading listed on the syllabus. I believe that what I can most bring to this class is an open mind and an eagerness to learn, along with possibly the prospective of a psychology major. I would love to know more about the way in which stories evolve. In the context of this course, It would also be interesting to have a broader understanding of how the story of evolution developed alongside other stories of the time. How and exactly when did the story of evolution first arise in the public eye and begin be gain acceptance?

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