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When surfing my fellow classmates blogs, I came upon an entry written by Hudson Dougan that I had a contrasting view with. In his post, Hudson talks about how he believes that libraries will overcome the age of technology and … Continue reading →

In my archival research paper, I spoke about a couple of facts that I wasn’t able to further research in the archives. One of these was how the diversity on campus now compares to the statistics stated back in the Multicultural … Continue reading →

I am currently taking a course called Classics 188 which looks into the idea of justice in both the ancient and modern worlds. In the class, we get to dive into the origins of the court system in Athens and … Continue reading →

After lots of thought on what I believed would be an interesting question for my research paper, I came to the conclusion that doing an in depth analysis of the different groups/clubs that have been on campus throughout the years … Continue reading →

For this post, I am going to dive into a topic that I read an article about a couple of days ago by Tristan Coulter, a doctoral candidate at the University of Queensland Australia concerning the routine and life of student athletes in … Continue reading →

When first tasked with creating a research paper, I am usually very overwhelmed by the large task at hand. But after taking a step back and thinking about the topic in a more compact way, the whole process becomes a … Continue reading →

**(You can read the revision of my synthesis paper in the post below. Hope you enjoy!) Astounded.. That is how I would describe my feeling of being told to transform a 2,000 word synthesis paper on how the advancements of … Continue reading →

Technology… it has come so far from the days where it was a novelty to own a big janky and slow computer. Now that technology is so cheap and accessible, almost everyone owns some sort of tech that makes their … Continue reading →

Hi all! I’m Jack Bedard and welcome to my blog! I’m currently a Freshman at Santa Clara University and I’m from a small town in New Jersey. Even though I’m pretty far away from home, I love the new scenery of … Continue reading →