January Thaw
Science has always been a subject that I found interest in, but I never put that interest to use. I’ve taken many science classes in my life, but I can honestly say that I have not learned much. I do know, from my two days in Biology 100, that I am on the verge of learning more about science and becoming more enthusiastic about it. When I first bought A Sand County Almanac by Aldo Leopold, I thought that it was for a literature class that I was taking this semester. It did not really seem like the kind of book to be used to teach Biology, or so I thought. I flipped through the book the weekend before classes started, and I actually read “January Thaw” at that time. Like I said previously, I did not know that the book was for my Biology 101 class. I found “January Thaw” to be a great read. I was very surprised when, on August 27, 2001, my professor said that A Sand County Almanac would be the primary text for the class. I already knew that I would be interested in the book from my pre-reading, so I was delighted to begin my journey in science. In this essay, I will discuss my responses to the essay “January Thaw.” When I read the essay “January Thaw” for the first time, I thought that i
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Approximate Word count = 846
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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