I briefly learned about pedigree trees in my first biology course at F&M - Evolution, Ecology and Heredity. The diagrams show relationships using symbols to represent people and lines to represent genetic relationships. Essentially – these diagrams make it easier … Continue reading →
A guest submission from President Daniel R. Porterfield, Ph.D. It is exciting to see Franklin & Marshall rank among the leaders in a recent list of U.S. institutions with the most international students. In an era in which globalization defines … Continue reading →
What do you think of when you hear Public Safety, or any of its derivatives like PSafe or DPS? Security guards? Breaking up parties? Parking tickets? Room lockouts? Well those thoughts may not be wrong, but those things are a … Continue reading →
Two semesters ago I took a class called Contemporary Memoir. It was an interesting yet puzzling class in which we read a variety of different memoirs “Another Bullshit Night in Suck City” by Nick Flynn, “Me Talk Pretty One Day” … Continue reading →
As my semester at the London Dramatic Academy soon comes to an end I feel it is more than necessary to reflect on my time and experiences here thus far. Let me start off by saying that this has been … Continue reading →