Group project

My group has been assigned the topic of punctuation. The work has been planned, and the plan is working so far! we should have the humans within our grasp within the month! ...oh, wrong blog...my bad. ...anyway, the project is running well, we have a few power point slides, lots of info, and a rough script! : ) i'm in charge of fluidity and  assisting with the comma. i think our presentation will knock everyone's socks off!
ttfn!
evan

third post

im pretty sure this one is supposed to be about hw my research is going. In all honesty I need to do much more of it! all in all it's going fairly well. I've decided to study a group I was once in in a different "chapter" or location. Really I was a drama geek in high school, but not here. Haha! It will be interesting to see what carries over and what doesn't. I still need to interview someone, though I have selected who. All should go just swimmingly. :)

second post

So, I'm not entirely sure what this one is to be concerning, so i figure i'll talk about my observations. i chose to regard the people who hang out in the music lounge before, during, and after their class. I only had an hour  or so, but it was very insightful. having run with the drama and choir crowd in high school, but been separated from it lately it was strange to see similarities and differences from what i had come to expect of musicians. they did not ask what i was doing or why i was there, they barely seemed mildly interested! the longer i was there, the more people there were. most of the morning gossip centered on the assignment to be for the next class, and the music they were presently playing or listening to. dress was casual and comfy, speech was common, not vulgar. these people were entirely at ease with themselves and their peers by all outward appearances.