At 3:19 PM 10/6/96 -0700, Amy Joell McDaniel wrote:
> Hello! I'm not really sure who this is that I am writing to but I
>guess I'll find out if and when I get a reply. It is my understanding
>that this goes to several different people in the Botany field. If that is
>the truth then I would appreciate any ideas on possible botany research
>projects because I have no idea what to do for mine. I don't have any
>particular questions besides that. I still need to do the reading for
>this week. Guess I'll go do that. Bye, Amy.
Good idea on the reading, Amy! There is no substitute for
background information in leading you to a project. If
you read about botany, you will begin to have some questions.
These questions can be answered by designing good experiments
in your project. While a lot of people could give you a
project to do, designing your own project is doing real science.
Moreover, answering the question that YOU ask will be far
more rewarding than trying to find an answer to a question
that you could care less about.
If, after reading, you find there is a question you'd like to
pursue, but need advice on some of the particulars of how
to set up your experiments, feel free to write again.
ross
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