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Let it not be hidden, this is a tortuous and forced pun at best. However, with the NFL draft in recent memory I couldn’t help remembering the word and thinking to myself how similar this presentation was to a rough draft, but arguably more useful. Like Alec said, it was very reassuring that other people in class are hitting road bumps in their projects and it is greatly helping to reduce the finals stress to not feel too far behind everyone in the class.

I will say that as interested as I am in my topic, I am slightly jealous of those in the class who are taking more creative routes to their final projects’ completion. The use of podcasts or a similar, yet entirely fictional narrative is both fascinating and inspiring, and I can’t wait to see how they turn out. There are clearly a bunch of intelligent minds in the class and it’s good to know as I prepare to graduate that Davidson is still going from strength to strength in that regard.

Preparing for the presentation definitely had me frustrated with Tableau, but it encouraged me looking through my data that I did have some useful information after all and that with the help of Tableau’s software (assuming it eventually decides to work), I should be able to bring up some interesting visualizations that may challenge or support the current musings of the field. I am excited to get it working so that I can use the new vision of the data in order to finalize and execute my argument (and therefore finish what will be my last assignment at Davidson College).