User talk:Glasshn

Hey Holly,

I have not been keeping up on my Wikipedia assignments and now am frantically trying to complete them and pray for mercy of partial credit for using the talk pages. That being said, I think we are reviewing each others stuff and I've been checking out your page. It looks like a really cool topic I know how informative younger skeletons can be for bio-anthropologists. Looking forward to learning more! Dvine16 (talk) 02:58, 25 March 2015 (UTC)

Hey Holly!

My name is Shawn, and I am in Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples with you. I'm a sophomore at Vanderbilt, and am part of Lambda and Vanderbilt Students of Nonviolence. I enjoy art and activism, and really enjoy the intersections of the two.

I'm so excited to share this class with you!

Shawn

Hi Holly! I have really loved having class with you and I will be sad when you graduate next year and I will not see you anymore. :( Sheridan.lea (talk) 02:52, 15 April 2015 (UTC)

Hi Holly, thank you for the warm welcome to your article. I look forward to editing it, and learning lots along the way! Ruckers2j (talk) 03:54, 30 March 2015 (UTC)

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Peer Review
Holly,

I have read your article and have a few suggestions that I hope are helpful. First of all, your article is easy to read, informative, and comprehensive on the issue. While reading, I was confused on a few of the implications of the results and to re-read sections a few times to understand. If you could better summarize and describe WHY the findings supported the Beringia Hypothesis and that there were multiple waves of migration in the beginning of the Implications section I think that would help readers understand the page more. I also think your lead could use a little more information about the findings, because you have so much background and technical information in the sections. Also what ever happened to the remains? Were they reburied? That question was burning still for me when I finished reading. Hope this helps! - Jake Dvine16 (talk) 23:20, 7 April 2015 (UTC)