Monday, 24 March 2014
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I’m feeling a little depressed right now, so I’m going to react to The Bride of Frankenstein in a different light. Nobody wants to be rejected. We all want to be recognized not just by the ones we care about, but also by everyone we encounter everyday. We want to look presentable everytime we show...
Sunday, 23 March 2014
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When a man is diagnosed with cancer, the language commonly used to approach this disease is war metaphors. The bodies are turned into war zones where cancer is the enemy, medical professionals as the heroes, and medical treatments as search and destroy processes. The body fights itself by killing...
Saturday, 22 March 2014
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“When you see a person, you cannot sa ‘Oh, she’s 32% beautiful.’ No, you cannot quantify beauty. You cannot quantify love.” “It is easy to be beautiful because it is natural.” -Imelda Marcos Undeniably, among all the films we’ve watched in our STS class, this film, Imelda Marcos: Steel...
Friday, 21 March 2014
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            Many innovations have challenged the role of ethics in research and in practice, but bioprinting might be the greatest innovation to take on this challenge in the history of science. Serving as a scientific means of changing the...
Thursday, 20 March 2014
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Light is the most important thing to all of us. Everything that we have right now is because of light. We base the things that we do base on the actions of others. but on a greater sense, religion and science always conflict at a certain level. Both of regligion and science may believe in end of the...
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Mikko Chino R. Salvador / 2013-70157 Reaction Paper #7 March 20, 2014 Music has always been part of our daily lives. From the crowing of the roosters in the morning to the sound of the crickets at night, music is there. Science, also, is a big part of our lives. From the gas stoves cooking your...
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Mikko Chino R. Salvador / 2013-70157 Reaction Paper #6 March 20, 2014 Frankenstein is a novel by Mary Shelley that revolves around a scientist, Henry Frankenstein, who successfully brought the dead back to life. The Bride of Frankenstein is a sequel to the first film adaptation. In The Bride of...

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