The History of Evolutionary Thought

Preface:

This paper was submitted to my History 1110 class at KSU in the Spring Semester of 2012. When doing any kind of paper or presentation, I like incorporating any part of the CvE dispute when appropriate—it's a great way to make a splash in the eyes of the professor and classmates as few are willing to have any taint of hostility (real or perceived) towards evolution in their works.

As the word limit was 1200 (which I made it under by only 22 words, so long as you don't count the citations), I didn't go into as much detail as I would have liked. In particular, I allude to a few things in my conclusion that aren't explicitly stated in the body, but are apparent in several of the sources.
Perhaps I will expand upon it later in another post—if there is a particular part you would like to see more of, or if you have questions, let me know in the comments!

First Week of School

Tired, busy, bored, along with anticipating a ramp up later, this is how I feel about school after a week. Well, technically a week, but with school starting with a half week it doesn't quite mean as much as a week would normally entail. Why not start on a Monday? I have no idea. While it doesn't make much sense to me, there's probably a decent reason for it, though.

Dean's List

I recently made the Dean's List at my college for the third time in a row. I have never made a big deal out of it; you only need a GPA of 3.5 for the semester to get on it, and I've had a perfect 4.0 GPA for all the semesters so far.

Testing Method

One of the tools I use to get good grades is the way I take tests. This method really only applies to multiple choice exams and it involves several passes of the test along with quite a bit of logic. I will lay out how I take tests, step-by-step, after the break.