All Posts Tagged With: "biology"
Stuck in post-midterm apathy?
How to make it through the home stretch
How to ace chemistry class
Making the complicated science accessible to millions
Get to know your sciences
…including the oddball of the group
The best advice I have (is a bit depressing)
Treat your high school years like a failed relationship — forget about it and move on
UManitoba researcher faked findings
Said he found elusive hormone receptor that could protect plants against cold, drought
A little Bird told me…
Need some help finding a great (and easy) elective?
Little piggies on campus
This little piggie has an infectious disease…
Wear sunscreen. Trust me.
How genetics class scared the cell out of me
How I almost made the biggest mistake of my life (Part 2)
Med school checklist: undergrad degree, prerequisites and a ridiculously high GPA
Why university made me feel stupid
If high school had the same pace, you’d finish grade 12 in two weeks
Sask. student wins top prize in biotech competition for ‘designer wheat’
16-year-old worked with two mentors at USaskatchean department of plant sciences
Computer software? I’m not that kind of a nerd.
Microsoft Excel used to be just a button on my taskbar. Or one I sometimes accidentally clicked.
Scott and Biology… forever
I won’t change my name to Lawrence, start wearing a beret and elope with Anthropology
Don’t mess with a rat’s testes
Until last Monday, my grade 12 biology class was incomplete. Like lemon meringue pie without the fluffy cream layer. Or a Star Wars movie without a cool, undeveloped and quickly killed-off bad guy. After a rat dissection, my biology class is now finally complete.
Cutting up a once-living animal in the name of scalpels and microscopes [...]
National Biology Competition by U of T: Catnip for Nerds
Not being able to guess at multiple choice is like a Diehard movie without Bruce Willis
Why I’m getting a nose ring
High school dispatch: Survival of the least nerdiest
Extra year of high school? Where’s the victory in that ‘Victory Lap’?
When my biology teacher started talking about a victory lap during class last week, I figured she must be talking about race cars. Or maybe the sound her cat makes when it drinks. But apparently ‘victory lap’ can also be directly translated to, “A grade 12 student that stays behind for an extra year because, [...]
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Concerning my assessment of the original argument, it certainly wasn't my intention to misrepresent Mr. Pettigrew's argument. Perhaps I ...
Dr. Pettigrew, your statement
" Even if we concede that TWU’s teachers and nurses are doing a good job (also ...
Myron Penner misrepresents my argument. My first premise is that public universities should be open to the public. Penner may ...
Anon- May I make a suggestion? Just fill a reusable container up at home.
BTW- do you liek mudkipz? 
