History

Tangible progress on my research project came to a bit of a halt over reading week. The project itself hangs in stasis; still waiting on me to scan many of the plates from the atlas I mentioned last post. I’ve continued to trawl for information, but have found that I […]

Explore Ottawa Remixed

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As per usual with things like this, I’ve learned a lot, and have nothing up to show for it. When the option is somewhat available to me – and even sometimes when it’s not – I have a tendency to work on things whenever the urge strikes me. That’s generally […]

The Comeback Kid: in which lessons are learned and a ...

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Hi there! I figure it would probably be a good idea to give some background on myself before jumping head first into this little adventure. My name is Kathryn Greenan, and I’m a third year history student at Carleton University. You probably already know me, or at least my type: […]

And we’re off!

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