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civil war coffee
what I found out fascinating was how little the soldiers had to eat. plus the food wasn’t tasty and it wasn’t healthy either. coffee played A very big part in the civil war. It fueled all the soliders and kept … Continue reading
Joel Sanchez : Food and Coffee in the Civil War
The most fascinating piece about both articles is that the drive to fight in the war was due to the coffee. Most of the rations that were given to the soldiers were sugar, coffee beans and hardtack, since these products … Continue reading
Elaine Wu – Food and Coffee in the Civil War
After reading both articles, I’ve noticed that coffee and food was very significant and dependent for the soldiers during the Civil War especially for survival.  What I found most interesting in “How Coffee Fueled the Civil War”, article was that coffee helped … Continue reading
Jessie Lemaire: Who Takes Selfies?
The findings on SelfieCity I found most interesting were that there is a significantly greater number of selfies taken by woman than men. To me, this is not surprising because it seems like this is likely. I always notice women … Continue reading
Who Takes Selfies?
I have found it astonishing how people used the time to investigate selfies from five different cities in the world and made a theory based from the data they’ve collected. What surprised me the most was the “smile scores”. It’s amazing to see … Continue reading
