Schedule for Group Presentations
As web-sites for each presentation come on-line they will be linked to this page.
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| Pod 1
Presentation
Q&A
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Explanation of evaluation procedures and expectations. |
4. The nature of drug addition
is such that it is irreversible. (web-site)
Bob Strab, Michael Crickmore, and Shawn Yeisley 3 |
7. The account of creation
in the Bible is in direct conflict with chemical and physical evidence
for the age of the earth. (web-site)
Josh Figueroa and Tony Scarpaci
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12. Federal safety regulations
inhibit research and development of potentially beneficial drugs. (web-site)
Jennifer Morris, Scott Quinlan, and Amanda Stouffer 9 |
| Pod 2
Presentation
Q&A
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24. A significant proportion
of bottled drinking water does not meet local or federal drinking water
standards. (web-site)
Linnan He, Sylvester Marchman, Anna Shutov, and Jonathan
Maccri
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17. Nuclear power generation
is the only viable long-term solution to the energy problem. (web-site)
Keith Gutowski, Jennifer Ann Jennings, and David Miller 4 |
4. The nature of drug addition
is such that it is irreversible. (web-site)
Colleen Schwarzman, Elizabeth White, and Patti Jo Morrow
7 |
20. The Federal Food and
Drug Administration should ban the advertizing claims for herbal supplements
until their efficacy is demonstrated. (web-site)
Larry Masi, Emily VanderVeer, and Myochul Kwon
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| Pod 3
Presentation
Q&A
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23. Knowledge of the genetic
determinants of human behavior should be used to screen infants to identify
and monitor people who may become criminals as adults. (Web-site)
Elizabeth Wallace, Daniel Sanborn, Nicole Spadafino, and
Dan Dries
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25. Anti-knock compounds
in gasoline that have replaced tetraethyl lead are likely to produce environmental
problems also. (web-site)
Michael Soles and Jim Nelson
5 |
31. Silicone breast implants
are harmless.
(web-site) Swapnil Raman, Julie Innocent, Hitesh Sharma, and Steve
Ross
8 |
19. Chemical and biological
warfare should be considered as viable components of a national security
program.
(web-site) Seong Ra, Brian Moon, Matt Sincock, and James Witkoskie
11 |
| Wild Cards | Diane Herson,
Don Dennis Alan Muller |
Douglass Taber
Al Matlack Steve Hegedus Harry Shipman Joel Schneider |
Steven Brown
Manny Panar John Wehmiller Karen Rosenberg |
Melvyn Schiavelli
Timoth Brooks Cherie Dotson Cathy Davies Mark Taisey John Beer |