Maggie, I'll be your friend...

This topic submitted by Audrey MacWood (macwooab@muohio.edu) on 1/27/03. Additions were last made on Saturday, March 1, 2003. Section: Cummins/Kauffman

Maggie, I really like your idea. Taking oral histories would be an interesting way to look at a variety of different perspectives. This would be especially helpful in looking at the geomorphological framework of a river. In looking at a river it is important to take into account all of its aspects. The oral histories could help you gain insight into several different aspects of the river.



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