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Analytical/Informative Project On The Lost City Of Atlantis
So according to Professor Prince, it seems we are still unclear as to what our focus is going to be for the project. I actually thought we had that taken care of, I guess we didn't. Anyway I like Professor Prince's idea of doing our analytical/informative project on the myth's evolution. This seems to be the more appropriate thing to do as the Lost City of Atlantis is a myth.

What do you guys think? If you or Professor Prince have any suggestions that can help us get things rolling, that would be great.
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