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students, those particularly interested in medical careers, lingered at the Billing’s Microscope Collection. Depicting more than 300 years of evolution from the simplest to most sophisticated instrument, the Billing’s is the largest and most comprehensive collection of its kind under one roof.
•Typically, “Living in a World with AIDS,” an exhibit that combines science with an examination of how AIDS and HIV continues to change our lives, garnered a lot of attention. But for Mrs. Waddell’s class in particular, “Human Body/Human Being,” the museum’s introduction to human biology that makes the connection between personal lifestyle choices and health, was the most captivating. It provides the perfect opportunity to see firsthand exactly what they are reading about in class.
You do not have to be a biology student to appreciate or learn from the museum’s exhibits. One look at a care
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