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Response to a Question

On Friday of each week, the lecturer for that week will hand out a question relating to the material in his/her lectures for that week. You are asked to turn in a response to that question, no more than one page in length (double-spaced typing) (it can be shorter), at the beginning of class on the following Wednesday (no late exceptions). This response will be worth a maximum of 2 points.

Question Answer
 
Weeks 1 & 2
due Jan 31
Acrobat format (5 kB)
Word format (23 kB)
Weeks 1 & 2
Acrobat format (8 kB)
Word format (24 kB)
 
Week 3
due Feb 7
Acrobat format (5 kB)
Word format (20 kB)
Week 3
Acrobat format (7 kB)
Word format (27 kB)
 
Week 4
due Feb 14
Acrobat format (5 kB)
Word format (19 kB)
Week 4
Acrobat format (8 kB)
Word format (28 kB)
 
Week 5
due Feb 21
Acrobat format (5 kB)
Word format (20 kB)
Week 5
Acrobat format (8 kB)
Word format (28 kB)
 
Week 6
due Feb 28
Acrobat format (5 kB)
Word format (26 kB)
Week 6
Acrobat format (7 kB)
Word format (28 kB)
 
Week 7
due Mar 7 or 9
Acrobat format (5 kB)
Word format (26 kB)
Week 7
Acrobat format (7 kB)
Word format (26 kB)
 
Week 8
due Mar 21
Acrobat format (7 kB)
Word format (26 kB)
Week 8
Acrobat format (7 kB)
Word format (26 kB)
 
Week 9
due Mar 28
Acrobat format (6 kB)
Word format (26 kB)
Week 9
Acrobat format (116 kB)
Word format (108 kB)
 
Week 10
due April 4
Acrobat format (6 kB)
Word format (25 kB)
Week 10
Acrobat format (7 kB)
Word format (29 kB)
 
Week 11
due April 11
Acrobat format (6 kB)
Word format (25 kB)
Week 11
Acrobat format (7 kB)
Word format (29 kB)
 
Week 12
due April 18
Acrobat format (6 kB)
Word format (25 kB)
Week 12
Acrobat format (9 kB)
Word format (31 kB)
 
Week 13
due April 25
Acrobat format (6 kB)
Word format (25 kB)
 
 

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Evolutionary Narrative

On the Friday (no late exceptions) following a set of lectures, you are asked to turn in a work of no more than one page in which you present the scientific material of the previous week as a narrative. This can take many forms. For example, you might write a story as you would tell it to your mother or a younger sibling. You might choose to include your own feelings about the material from e.g. a philosophical or religious perspective. You might write it in prose or poetry, or include some fantasy or art (simple drawings fine!). The point is to give you the opportunity to take what you have heard the previous week and work with it. The 12 narratives will NOT be graded in detail: you will receive 2 points for each acceptable submission.


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