1. “Reflection Papers” — very short (no more than a total of one double-spaced, typed page -12-point Times New Roman font, 1 inch margins all round). Every Thursday (starting 21 January) you will submit this. In these papers students will respond (separately) to each of two different questions:
(1) What, to your mind, is the most interesting or important unanswered question raised in or by the class meeting prior to the day the paper is due, and why? (how should the hospital deal with a pregnant women who gets breast cancer)
(2) What, to your mind, is the most interesting or important point raised in or by the assigned reading for the day the paper is due, and why? Part of the idea here is that you are preparing something to bring up in class.)

Please use simple words and verbs
and make sure it is not more than two paragraphs and one page.

1. “Reflection Papers” — very short (no more than a total of one double-spaced, typed page -12-point Times New Roman font, 1 inch margins all round). Every Thursday (starting 21 January) you will submit this. In these papers students will respond (separately) to each of two different questions:
(1) What, to your mind, is the most interesting or important unanswered question raised in or by the class meeting prior to the day the paper is due, and why? (how should the hospital deal with a pregnant women who gets breast cancer)
(2) What, to your mind, is the most interesting or important point raised in or by the assigned reading for the day the paper is due, and why? Part of the idea here is that you are preparing something to bring up in class.)

Please use simple words and verbs
and make sure it is not more than two paragraphs and one page.