If you have a little time on your hands..

<p>Ok guys, I have to admit that I am a pretty silent member of these boards, so I will share a little (maybe even big) part of me that I have been working on for a couple months.</p>

<p>The story? I have developed somewhat of a relationship with a fairly new History professor at my community college and given the typical attitude toward history courses at my school, I am a welcome weekly addition to his office boredom once or twice a week. His history courses require three 5 page research papers spread out through the semester. I have taken three of his classes now and was able to complete all three before midterm. Having done this, I was really bored and kept writing. </p>

<p>I have written three extra papers, but this is probably the best one. It is entitled “Journalism, Technology and the Civil War” and it is 17 pages long including citations. </p>

<p>Things I know I need to do: Redo some of the signal phrases for citations and make the scope of the paper quite narrow compared to what is has become. If anyone actually reads it, feel free to leave suggestions.</p>

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<p>Thanks in advance!</p>

<p>125 views and not a single bored student will read a paper written by a fellow board member? </p>

<p>By the way all, it’s not a badly written paper ;)</p>

<p>People have lives.</p>

<p>people are also wary of things you have to download.</p>

<p>by definition, 17 pages is a lot :)…good luck w/that regardless</p>

<p>Good point Equine, unfortunately the Internet even makes us fearful of Word files.</p>

<p>Also, thanks Sky :)</p>