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Submitted by Sarah Tabi on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 12:11am.

My name is Sarah Tabi, and I am a senior premed Chemistry major at Bryn Mawr.  My family is from Ghana, but many of my family members live in London.  Sadly, I do not speak the language.  I am also the President of Intervarsity Christian Fellowship.  As a devout Christian and a Chemistry major, I am able to strengthen and balance my faith through science.  I am interested in the areas of the human mind that science has not completely been able to satisfactorily explain.

Some questions I have is:

  • What is the evolutionary significance of human the ability to dream? 
  • What is the chemical difference between physical and emotional pain?
  • What is it that fosters the human need for long-term companionship?

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