One of you left a blue notebook (with lecture notes) in the BIO202 laboratory. I put it on the gray shelving unit just inside the door. You can pick it up any time there's a class being held there. (Knock if you have to.)

I've corrected the misspellings of "ischiocavernosus" on the male and female pelvis keys.

So that I don't have to keep answering the same question, I've added a link explaining the Policy for Late Assignments. Be sure to read it. The link is under Assignments and Scores.

I've added keys to the Reproductive System models used in the laboratory. They should be easier to use than the blue and pink keys displayed with the models. Look for them under Course Materials.

I've changed the description of the Hormone Project. It used to say that you need to sign up for a hormone at DB209. Instead, you must email me to sign up. If you have an early version of the project description, be sure to note the change.

I've updated the Laboratory Schedule so that it now indicates that the Hormone Worksheet (30 points) is due on Week 7. This has always been the due date, but the schedule did not explicitly say so. Be sure to pencil that in or print a new Laboratory Schedule. Also, the Vascular Project will be assigned on Week 7, and it's not nearly as involved as the Hormone Project, so don't worry about it yet.

I have added two links having to do with the hormone group project for the laboratory section. Look for them under the Assignments section. Be sure to read through them soon. Pick your group partners and send me an email listing the members of your group and the hormone you'd like to work on. I might have to assign a different hormone, depending on whether other groups choose the same hormone.

I forgot to mention to the class as a whole that there's no need to print out pages of data from PhysioEx (even though PhysioEx tells you to do so). It's just a waste of paper and toner and electricity. All you need to do is transcribe the appropriate data from the screen to the pages in the PhysioEx workbook that were handed out to you (and that you will hand in).

It's important that you realize that the Liver Lecture, which I gave during the laboratory session, is actually a spillover of information for the lecture section of the course. The information in the Liver Lecture will be covered on my lecture examination. The only things different about the Liver Lecture and all of the 5:30 lectures I've given are the time of day and the room.

I've added my current tutoring schedule (at the Success Center) to the Tutoring link.