Jeez time flies, huh? I am SOOO sorry about the lack of postings! I could come up with an awesome excuse like how I've been thoroughly immersed in the research or how I got lost and wrapped up in the library after finding an awesome first-hand account but I'll be straight up.
I have other classes.
*GASP.* I know, right? I've just been so darn busy writing 3 other papers (all 10+ pages, I might add) plus tests and other shorter papers on the side. Quite frankly, thesis gets to take a backseat while I'm dealing with all this other stuff.
Regardless, I've now had meetings with both my honors thesis advisor (Blackwell on 11/14) and the liaison between the honors college and the history department (Suppe on 11/15). Both went extremely well, and now I just have to figure out how on earth these five segments come together and what to do with them after I find a combining strand. Honestly, the more I think about it, the more I'm concerned that my research isn't quite up to where I would like it to be... ah well, there's always more time to research!
I've recently also had to focus upon how I'm creating my "creative/interactive" portion of my online museum. I don't know a whole lot about this type of creation so I'm searching and trying to see what I can come up with. If all else fails, maybe making a lesson plan and/or creating an actual, tangible exhibit...hmm...thoughts??
Thanks for bearing with me! Today's fun fact: Heisenberg, the physicist behind the Nazi Atomic Project had no moral dilemma with the Nazis. He did not subscribe to their thought process/nor did he claim to be anti-Semitic. The Nuremberg Trials did not see this at all: his involvement was cause enough to be charged.
