Since I seem to be on a roll, I guess I will write another post. Our last project has sort of left me stumped so far. I love that there is so much creativity open to its actual form (that is RIGHT up my alley), but choosing a topic has me a bit stuck.
My major is English Language, Literature and Writing (no teaching certification) and I am minoring in Historic Preservation, so I assume both of these realms would be fair game. What I really want to do with this degree is go into book editing, and I have already started editing on a smaller scale at The Eastern Echo... With that in mind, I am leaning toward doing something English and editing related, but I still don't know what to talk about or what format to use.
I could do something related to some of my pet peeves... The proper usage of "your" and "you're" or "there" and "their," or the difference between "may" and "might." ... I could also do something punctuation related, like how to use a comma, or how to use a semicolon. But none of these seem particularly inspiring at the moment.
So far, I'm leaning toward the semicolon. The rest, we will all have to see what I come up with. :)
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