Quick! I need an opinion or two on something from you academic-types!

[ithika]

Hokay. So y'all know the esasy [of awesome] I was talking about before? Well, I'm intending tomorrow to go down to the Reid library and primary-source it up [or HSS-reserve it up, whichever you find most amusing], so, does anyone think it would be incredibly foolhardy to leave the essay I write today 200-500 words short of the word count so that I can fit in quotes and stuff about quotes?
Or do you all think it'd be wiser to write the whoole thing, then go back and footnote ideas and cut/paste stuff in? Personally I'm more fond of the first option, but as I am fresher I will humbly ask for guidance.

Perseus is teh bomb.


That is all.


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[bloodied-aura.livejournal.com]

Hm, probably. However, I [may] pick up those skills as I stroll my way though this tertiary education thing.
How did I get my ideas? About ten years of obsession with mythology, and the consequent owning of a few actually credible volumes.. not children's books... about myths and legends. Not to mention that it's more of an opinion essay anyway. Oh, and I have the course books. So it's not that I'm entirely without sources so much as I want to have more to make my essay more credible get more marks.

Hm. I suppose I could do that. But I... hm. I suppose that would work. Yes. Thanks.