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I was made in the U.S. and

Submitted by cc (guest) on Thu, 01/22/2009 - 9:21am.

I was made in the U.S. and born in Canada, and then I lived in China with my grandparents for two years. The rest of my life was spent mostly in North Jersey, where I moved from town to town almost every year until fifth grade.
I am a frosh at BMC, and I plan on majoring in either Biology or Psychology.

What I'd like to explore:
1. Dreams: how our brains form them, if/how recurring themes/dreams represent our subconscious thoughts.
2. Mental "illnesses": are they chemical, how do they form/occur.
3. Personalities: what makes each of us think and react differently to the same idea/topic?

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