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Mark Carr, of UC Santa Cruz, is an excellent marine biologist, one of the best. But even a stellar scientist like Mark is just a regular person. He puts his pants on one leg at a time just like regular folks, plucks his eyebrows one hair at a time just like regular folks, and like regular folks, well sometimes he wrestles with his conscience. Let’s listen in . . .
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| Mark’s a busy man. There are lots of calls on his time and the day just kind of slips away. But now it’s just about time to give a lecture in marine science to students thirsty for knowledge and Mark isn’t quite prepared, What will he do? |
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| Everyone wants to be Mark’s graduate student. But how should he decide whom to pick? |
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| Sometimes important research can be dangerous, involving scuba diving in white shark-infested waters. Mark ponders whether the reward is worth risking the safety of his students. |
