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Thesis Problem #5
“Quickly scanning a scientific text to grasp its meaning and work it into my literary review” doesn’t work. Everything takes longer than anticipated when reading scientific texts.
As I reread my thesis for the millionth time, two thoughts continue to pop into my head. 1: Damn, this introduction/lit review is actually pretty good, and 2: How the hell did that happen?
I am working on an Interactive Magazine that is a bit of a guide to Saxapahaw, NC. I am hoping to include stories about the local people, cuisine, arts and active/nature in the town. It is along a river and the community is quite small but has been feature in some really great articles, including ones for The Washington Post and The Huffington Post.
My sketches for the interactive magazine are done, now I need to wireframe them in InDesign.
So I'm possibly going to my advisor tomorrow to narrow down a graduate thesis. I'm trying to decide if I want to write on a musical or if I should do a more traditional music history subject and then do a show for my doctorate. If I did a show I'd want to do one of these (taking into account that the older and more popular it is, the more information there will be to go off of):
R&H Cinderella
maybe something else R&H
Camelot
Something leonard Bernstein (but I'm not a fan of Candide), maybe on the town
Music Man
apple tree
assassins
maybe tv and music and musicals (can it give me a reason to watch Blackpool and glee for forever?!)
If I did a more legit thesis I'd maybe do:
Florentine camerata
something with women and music (last sem did a project on women and music in the medieval and renaissance eras)
Schubert lied
Mozart something
idk I'm just going into the field or something
can't i do it on like julie andrews
or david tennant's smile
or how express superantural feels
i could do a whole thesis on the winchester/campbell family tree
let's be honest i really just want to do it on like Disney movie musicals, but i can't do that
can i do it on anne hathaway's flawlessness?
/this has been an attempt at doing legit school stuff that turned into nightblogging/
i think i NEED this app now....
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