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Introduction and Three Questions

Submitted by paoli.roman on Wed, 09/02/2009 - 9:45am.

My name is Paoli Román and I am a sophomore in Bryn Mawr College. I live in South Boston, MA and was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico. I enjoy cooking, sleeping, watching T.V., and going to the beach. I have a younger brother who loves reading about history! I am a very curious person who enjoys "heated" discussions. This is one of the main reasons I have decided to take this course. Three questions I would like to explore in this class are (which I thought would be fun to discuss and learn more about):

1) Why and how does chocolate affect the human skin?

2) Why can certain animals only live in specific locations?

3)How come when a person cuts themselves, and a scab forms, the skin itches or becomes irritated?

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