Genetics for the spring

I know some of my students read Pharyngula, so I'll mention this here: if you're taking Biology 3101, Genetics, the course web page and syllabus are online. Get the textbook and start reading chapter 1!

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Why don't I ever see posts like this on UncommonlyDense?

Oooooo yeah....

Lucky You.

I'm stuck with CampusConnect software and everything I upload gets deleted in 7 days.

Help desk says all I need to do is "manage files" not "manage announcements" - but the IT Nazis have disabled "manage files."

I am so jealous of your students! It sounds so interesting. When this morgage is done and the kiddos are through college - I am going back to school and doing it *right*.