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Follow a question from the first reading to the final draft.

Office hours with Dr. Okafor moved to Wednesday at 2. Week 6 reading is Putnam, chapters 3 and 4. Great line from the garden interview: people come for the tools and stay for each other.

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ODr. OkaforAdvisor

calendar

Office hoursWednesday, 2:00

library

Bowling AloneCh. 3 and 4 · week 6

notes

Garden interviewCome for the tools, stay for each other

A week with beckett.

Monday

libraryPutnam, chapters 3 and 4Reading

Tuesday

notesGarden interviewWritten up

Wednesday

calendarOffice hours2:00 PM

Thursday

projectsChapter 2Outline started

Friday

tasksSend the outline to Dr. OkaforDue today

Reading notes that remember their source.

Keep books and articles in your library, and the notes you take stay attached to them.

Bowling Alone

Bowling Alone

Robert D. Putnam

3 notesThesis
Ch. 3 and 4 read for week 6
Compare with the garden interviews

The thesis, as a project.

Sections for the outline, the sources, and the deadlines, all on one working page.

Thesis: shared spaces

next steps

Ask your own research.

Search by what you remember, not by where you filed it.

What have I read about trust between neighbors?

Two of your interview notes and your Putnam reading notes. The library volunteer said trust started with lending tools.

Use it from your AI agent.

Connect beckett to Claude, ChatGPT, or Muse and ask for any of this there. Whatever your agent saves shows up in beckett.

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