CHEM-465 Senior Seminar Fall 1999
Proposition Assignments

Date	Presenting Group	Proposition for Presentation
TBA	Colleen Schwarzman, Elizabeth White, and Patti Jo Morrow	4a. The nature of drug addition is such that it is irreversible.
	Bob Strab, Michael Crickmore, and Shawn Yeisley	4b. The nature of drug addition is such that it is irreversible.
	Josh Figueroa and Tony Scarpaci	7. The account of creation in the Bible is in direct conflict with chemical and physical evidence for the age of the earth.
	Jennifer Morris, Scott Quinlan, and Amanda Stouffer	12. Federal safety regulations inhibit research and development of potentially beneficial drugs.
	Keith Gutowski, Jennifer Ann Jennings, and David Miller	17. Nuclear power generation is the only viable long-term solution to the energy problem.
	Seong Ra, Brian Moon, and James Witkoskie	19a. Chemical and biological warfare should be considered as viable components of a national security program.
	Matt Sincock and Beth DiCamillo	19b. Chemical and biological warfare should be considered as viable components of a national security program.
	Larry Masi, Emily VanderVeer, and Myochul Kwon	20. The Federal Food and Drug Administration should ban the advertizing claims for herbal supplements until their efficacy is demonstrated.
	Elizabeth Wallace, Daniel Sanborn, Nicole Spadafino, and Dan Dries	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.
	Linnan He,Sylvester Marchman, Anna Shutov, and Jonathan Maccri	24. A significant proportion of bottled drinking water does not meet local or federal drinking water standards.
	Michael Soles, Richard Schellenberg, and Jim Nelson	25. Anti-knock compounds in gasoline that have replaced tetraethyl lead are likely to produce environmental problems also.
	Swapnil Raman, Julie Innocent, Hitesh Sharma, and Steve Ross	31. Silicone breast implants are harmless.

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