Monday consisted more of talking
about cancer and more of writing our papers. Our paper for the first half of
the science class is about the Renaissance and the Black Death. Cancer and the
Black Death: two bright and cheery topics! From what we were told, this paper
is a new thing for the maymester. They wanted to try and tie the topics of
Italy, science and art together by getting us to write how the plague affected
art. I’m not really sure if they succeeded.
Yesterday, guess what I did? More writing. I finished my
Black Death paper!
Today, guess what I did? More writing, except this time,
I finished my third and final paper! Woohoo! This one was on stem cells. Oh,
and in class today, we had this half of the science class’s group
presentations. My group talked about Gleevec as a treatment for leukemia. Ask
me anything the Black Death’s influence on the church, induced pluripotent stem
cells, Euthanasia, and Gleevec as a treatment for leukemia, and I may or may
not be able to answer it. Hopefully I will :)
This
evening, the theater program here with us had their first performance at the
theater where the orchestra was. They have been working on Much Ado About Nothing. I was really impressed! I have developed so
much more of an appreciation for live performances, like plays and musicals,
because of my sister’s interest in it. I just love it!
I am
looking forward to being able to enjoy our last day in Cortona tomorrow because
I am done with my schoolwork! Can't believe how fast it flew!

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