In response to the 2006 Biology grad, and to students of science -- scientists are often criticized for being socially awkward and unable to communicate their ideas clearly. Think about how many science talks you come away from confused because of poor presentation. As science students, some forget that we live in the context of the world, and that this very science we study has meaning because of the relationships it has with humanities (science, after all, is a descendant of philosophy). I think BU and Prof. Coelho are doing a great thing in trying to encourage interdisciplinary learning. In the long run, it will help breed more eloquent scientists who can make science more accessible. I was a Chem and Classics double major, and I am certainly indebted to the humanities for making me a better scientist.