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“Don’t panic, don’t panic<\/a>,”<\/p><\/div>\n To prevent myself from slipping into a minor panic mode (where I know nothing will get done) I have resorted to writing this blog on yet another episode of the great research excursion. So here I am coming to you live, and in person,\u00a0as I read these articles and try to read and analyze them without freaking out over not having enough sources.<\/p>\n Okay so not going to lie, these sources are not the most invigorating things you every did lay eyes on. There each have mile long titles, too much text (in my opinion, not at all trying to be offensive), and\u00a0no pictures. Granted, I knew this was coming because it is called a scholarly article and after all I did find it in a database, not Google.<\/p>\n Within a few of my sources, I am finding a few thing’s Kantz identifies as “gaps” aka\u00a0\u201cdiscrepancies of values, social conventions, language, or any other matter that readers must consider\u201d (77). Throughout my resources, it has been difficult to find any sort of gaps due to the fact that most of my pieces I am discovering are descriptions of cafeteria layouts… Therefore there are no social conventions or language I can identify and see distance within.<\/p>\n Me trying to find resources like<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n Due to the fact that most of my sources are not at all what I imagined them to be, I have made an attempt to further create my research space by establishing my territory.\u00a0By not only gathering articles, but making topic generalizations\u00a0on the articles I have read, I have been able to identify that the sources I have found unfortunately are not at all what I thought they were. This helped me to further clarify for me that I wanted my research to be more about the community a dining hall fosters, not necessarily improvements people are making to cafeterias to make them look more visually appealing.<\/p>\n More updates to come in the following episode. Fingers crossed I find some quality sources.<\/p>\n \u2665 Little Kelli<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As I sit here trying to type out this annotated bibliography,\u00a0my mind is wandering further and further away from the initial task I am supposed to tending to. In my head I think, I have three sources, it is time … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.scu.edu\/kbates\/files\/2017\/05\/tumblr_mbab58xl7H1rffy25o1_500.gif\")