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In Their Shoes

November 29, 2011by jnw5175 Leave a comment

While continuing to read about the story of Henrietta Lacks, I’ve tried to imagine myself in the position of her and her family. Truthfully, Henrietta knew nothing about the future […]

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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

The Greater of Two Evils

November 16, 2011by jnw5175 Leave a comment

The story of Henrietta Lacks is truly a remarkable one that needed to be told. The effects of her HeLa cells have made monumental leaps for the medical society. It […]

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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

Henrietta Lacks: The Unknown Hero

November 10, 2011by jnw5175 Leave a comment

I am not a huge science person, and biology can sometimes seem like a foreign language to me when I’m in class. I have an interest in what causes things […]

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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

The Hamster Wheel of Technology

November 3, 2011by jnw5175 Leave a comment

The new age of technology has certainly brought about many positive changes to our world and society as a whole. Many of us embrace these new technologies without batting an […]

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The Filter Bubble

Are Coders Conditioning Us?

October 27, 2011by jnw5175 Leave a comment

  What do you do if you have a question about something, or a topic that you want to research? Most Americans will say that they search online for an […]

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The Filter Bubble

The Tunnel Vision of the Internet

October 20, 2011by jnw5175 Leave a comment

The Internet is a wonderful tool that has transformed the way the world operates. Business can now be conducted online as well as mail, shopping, research and practically anything you […]

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Are Rankings Really Useful?

October 13, 2011by jnw5175 Leave a comment

It is human nature for individuals to want to be better than those around them. Everybody wants to be the best at what they do. We create our own ranking […]

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Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell

Do We All Really Have Equal Opportunity?

October 5, 2011by jnw5175 1 Comment

We live in the land of equal opportunity where everyone has the freedom to dictate his or her own future. This is a wonderful concept and is for the most […]

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Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell

What Makes An Outlier?

September 27, 2011by jnw5175 Leave a comment

In Malcolm Gladwell’s Outliers the question of what truly makes an individual stand out comes into play. Gladwell explores the reasoning behind this question and answers it with a wide […]

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Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell

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