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Alyssa Gettings wrote a new blog post Summer Spent Frolicking in Fields in the group Digital Humanities: 3 months, 4 weeks ago

Summer Spent Frolicking in FieldsThis might be a bit of cheating, but since I wasn’t able to find a place so soon, I picked a place I went to last summer. Last summer, a few […]
Alyssa Gettings wrote a new blog post Extremely late First Blog Assignment in the group Digital Humanities: 3 months, 4 weeks ago

Extremely late First Blog AssignmentOver the course of this semeseter, I have gained a greater understanding of many features on my computer. There were many things that I […]
Isabelle Covert wrote a new blog post Civilization and Modernity: Thoreau’s Experience likened Universal in the group Digital Humanities: 4 months ago

Civilization and Modernity: Thoreau's Experience likened UniversalGriffin Fraser, Rachel Swihart, Mari Greaney, Izzy Covert, Cole Donley, and Syd Hollister # Hypothesis Thoreau’s changes in these p […]
Maggie Tepper wrote a new blog post 210,000 miles and who knows how many sunsets, and counting in the group Digital Humanities: 4 months ago

210,000 miles and who knows how many sunsets, and countingI spend a lot of my time driving back and forth to campus and to my friends’ houses and to the school I work at… I spend a lot of time in my c […]
Shannon Corbett wrote a new blog post The Ponds Paragraph 1 – Walden in the group Digital Humanities: 4 months ago

The Ponds Paragraph 1 – WaldenShannon Corbett, Owen Vincent, Kera Gillette, Claire Wallace, Julia Demskie Our group collaboratively chose to dive deep into “The Ponds”, […]
Kaitlynn Schweitzer wrote a new blog post Group Analysis Project of Ponds 5 in Walden in the group Digital Humanities: 4 months ago

Group Analysis Project of Ponds 5 in Walden*Abigail Axton, Eve Angelo, Madelyn Malgieri, Margaret Tepper, Kaitlynn Schweitzer, Katey DeMaria* It is evident, in much of Thoreau’s work w […]
Nikolete Michalkow wrote a new blog post Where I Lived and What I Lived For: Paragraph 1 and 8 in the group Digital Humanities: 4 months, 1 week ago

Where I Lived and What I Lived For: Paragraph 1 and 8Nikolete Michalkow, Alice West, Allie Driesen, Cooper Fensterstock, Maddie Tavernier When beginning the project, our group did not have […]
Regan Russell edited the blog post Henry David Thoreau’s Walden Chapter 16 Paragraph 4 in the group Digital Humanities: 4 months, 1 week ago

Henry David Thoreau’s Walden Chapter 16 Paragraph 4 Regan Russell, Nia Jones, Victoria Slade, Serena Drobnack, Wrileigh Bacon Finding a starting point for this project quickly became the first […]
Maggie Tepper wrote a new blog post Can I please stop fearing this whole coding thing? in the group Digital Humanities: 4 months, 1 week ago

Can I please stop fearing this whole coding thing?I think that the biggest “concrete” skill that I’ve gained so far is a meager level of comfort in playing with code. Before this class, I only […]
Julia Demskie wrote a new blog post Spring, Suddenly in the group Digital Humanities: 4 months, 1 week ago

Spring, Suddenly For as long as I can remember, spring has always had a way of sneaking up on me, no matter how anxiously I await it. Somewhere along the line, […]