Tim;
Might I suggest, just to be different, that you look into Lewis Thomas.
Dr. Thomas is not as widely known as many other scientists, but he was a
wonderful writer of essays.
Go to the library and check out "The Medusa and the Snail" or "Lives of a Cell".
I think that by reading his essays you will be entertained, educated and,
quite possibly, become passionately interested in biology.
Good luck.
MEC
In article <golgi.15.313CEE16 at indy.net>, golgi at indy.net wrote:
> Greetings,
>> I am a 15 y.o. freshman from indy
> anywho, for a quater essay we have to write a biography of any type of
> biologist i.e. Virologist, taxonimist, microbio, and I need some sources on
> who they do, what are they contributing to society, and what do they do in a
> given day, things like that ,
> can anyone help me with some direct info about them, (names don't have to be
> used) or some good sites and book,
> Thanx in advance,
>>> Sharin in the groove,
> Tim
>>golgi at indy.net
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