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GNED 1300: Great Storms in Myth, History, and Literature (Rinear) 

This guide provides information, texts, and other resources to help you begin or continue your research on topics related to Dr. Rinear's First-Year Seminar.
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Great Storms

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The Assignment

The research and writing assignment in Dr. Rinear's Great Storms in Myth, History, and Literature allows for a great deal of latitude in terms of topic selection.  As you begin invention to select a topic, you might review the various categories of resources listed on this guide and consider these various directions as you select your subject. 

You might also try the library's "Research Assignment Calculator" to help plan your research project.

 

Wikipedia

Wikipedia is a great place to brainstorm and think about topics and sources.  You should endeavor to locate and cite the sources used to write Wikipedia entries, rather than cite the encyclopedic entry itself.

Wikipedia: Storm

Wikipedia: Weather Hazards

 

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