This blog is for anyone who is interested in talking about parasites in a relatively philosophical, or even symbolic, sort of way. "Parasites" includes parasitic ideas, too! Parasitism is the most common way of life on earth, yet the vast majority of people, including biologists, believe it is something to be ignored. That attitude is simply wrong.
Friday, December 3, 2010
The RUTE Data Set - 2010 (pdf of PowerPoint)
This link is to the pdf version of the December 2, 2010, parasitology seminar in which we talked about the 2010 summer RUTE (Research for Undergraduates in Theoretical Ecology) projects in parasitology at the Cedar Point Biological Station. - JJ
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Memo to BIOS 101 students re their recent exam
We had our third BIOS 101 exam this week. As a result, I sent them all a letter. Note item (2) in particular. - JJ
Monday, October 25, 2010
Comments to BIOS 101 students about their Friday writings.
Collective feedback, after the first eight weeks of the semester, to my 251 BIOS 101 students about their extemporaneous Friday writings and follow-up self-assessments. I wish you could all read these papers; they're the rough equivalent of a 251-person focus group that meets every Friday for four hours.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Comments to my BIOS 101 students about grades
This link is to a letter that I sent out to my 251 General Biology students this morning.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Henry A. Giroux | When Generosity Hurts: Bill Gates, Public School Teachers and the Politics of Humiliation
Forward from Truthout. - JJ
Friday, September 24, 2010
Thora's bot bly
YouTube video of Matt and Melissa Bolek's dog Thora, and the bunny she snapped at Cedar Point Biological Station during the summer, 2010. The bunny had a couple of really wonderful Cuterebra larvae coming out of its neck.
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