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Submitted by María Fernanda (guest) on Wed, 09/02/2009 - 9:45am.

My name is María Fernanda Miranda, and I'm a senior at Bryn Mawr. Because I'm Spanish/Italian double major, I initially chose this class because it seemed like a good way to pull away from my usual classes. We'll see what happens.

I'd like to learn more about the ways in which Biology can be studied. I like Languages because I like literature but I also like the linguistics aspect that comes with them. Here are my questions:

1. In what ways can we study not just science, but more specifically Biology?

2. How does biology affect language? Also, how does language affect biology?

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