User talk:Rileykey

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Schedule and Research Topic due today
Good topic. I'd like to see more emphasis on the research in the schedule. If you can this quarter, take a trip to the Experience Music Project--they have a great presentation on the history of the guitar.
 * Best, Stevenarntson