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Genetic Engineering

Angelica, , March 2, 2018March 2, 2018, Argument, Goals, Health, Nature, Science, Showcase, Spring 2018, The Fifth Column, Thesis Feedback, Wonder, Writing, 2

The definition of human genetic modification is, “the direct manipulation of the genome using molecular engineering techniques.” There are...

Why Congress Should Not Ban Genetically Modifying of Human Embryos

Angelica, , February 11, 2018March 13, 2018, Argument, Decision Making, Fall 2017, Goals, Health, Science, Showcase, Spring 2018, Thesis Feedback, 3

There has always been an interest in genetic modification of life on earth. The possibilities of what scientists can...

Blogging a Research Paper!

Eric, , February 6, 2018February 13, 2018, Decision Making, Fall 2017, Psychology, Research Help, Showcase, Spring 2018, Technology, Thesis Feedback, 1

For this essay, I am choosing to recycle and dig deeper into one of my past posts, on freedom...

Where does the influence of my parents show in my life?

Bronwen, , September 29, 2017September 30, 2017, Family, Psychology, Showcase, Thesis Feedback, 1

Based on my knowledge from what my parents have shown me, my mindset and the ways I think will...

Discrimination in History classes

Reyna, , September 25, 2017September 27, 2017, Education, Fall 2017, History, Racism, Showcase, Thesis Feedback, 4

Throughout the years Oakland schools have been teaching European history to students of color. Did you know that in...

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