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[bedlamsbard]

Guys? I am writing the paper of doom. As in, a 7 to 10 page comparison of two of the texts we read this past couple of weeks -- in my case, Plutarch's The Life of Alexander and Taira Shigesuke's The Code of the Samurai.

No, it doesn't make that much sense to me either.

Also, not eating much. A, cafeteria food, B, workworkwork, C, friend doesn't like cafeteria food.

Also, should I get two CDs, or a CD and a book, or two books? The CDs are of the Stanford Band and Talisman, a Stanford a cappella group; the books are White Gold, about the white slave trade in the eighteenth century, and London: The Biography, which is about...uh, I think it's obvious. Opinions! I can only afford two of each.

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[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

*cocks head to one side* Hmm. That's very interesting, and it makes a lot of sense. I definitely see where you're coming from. (My area of expertise, or should I say interest, is British history; Greece is one of those things I'm interested in but not enough to research independently.) The pity about history -- especially ancient history -- is that there're so many accounts of what happened, and so many that are lost, and they've all changed over time.