Presentations Each presentation will be on a case study, either from the book or one you come up with yourself (that’s relevant to the day’s topic). The aim is to give more detail than is in the book from your own research. You must cite your source(s) for every claim you make in your paper. Books are preferred to web pages, and be sure to avoid dubious sources. A good source to use is INFOTRAC (use the code in the card in the front of your textbook). Check with me in advance if you are unsure of the correct format. Physicians, Patients and Others Mon, 5/21/07: Robyn Twitchell (p. 123) [---] Tue, 5/22/07: Donald (Dax) Cowart (p. 98) [Casey Hoskey] Wed, 5/23/07: The “Vegan Baby” (p. 116) [Mary Nolde] Genetic Control Wed, 5/30/07: The Stem-Cell Debate (p. 271) [Nicholas Grala] Mon, 6/04/07: Huntington’s Disease (p. 303) [---] Reproductive Control Tue, 6/5/07: Louise Brown (p. 387) [Laura Goen] Tue, 6/5/07: The McCaughey Septuplets (p. 390) [---] Wed, 6/6/07: Baby M (p. 394) [Brandon Kushel] Wed, 6/6/07: The Calvert Case (p. 395) [---] Thu, 6/7/07: Saviour Sibling (p. 389) [Brooke LeBeau] Thu, 6/7/07: Dolly and Cloning (p. 384) [---] Impaired Infants Mon, 6/11/07: Baby Owens (p. 630) [---] Mon, 6/11/07: Baby K (p. 638) [---] Euthanasia Wed, 6/13/07: Karen Quinlan (p. 689) [---] Wed, 6/13/07: Oregon Assisted Suicide (p. 694) [Jeff McClain] Abortion Mon, 6/18/07: Plan B (p. 559) [---] Mon, 6/18/07: The Latest US Supreme Court Ruling on Partial Birth Abortion [Keesha Hopson] Still to choose a presentation topic: Anjan Reijnders