Paper on Japanese history... anybody?

I was wondering... I am writing yet another paper on the Meiji
Restoration for my grad class. These papers (4-6 pages) are usually to
be written in 4 days, and are real killers, since there is technically
no time to double and triple check one's sources. (we usually read
3-400 pages per paper) I usually exchange them with some of my
classmates the day before they're due, but rarely get a real input.

Well, since in this mailing list there are so many competent people, I
was thinking that maybe somebody ***MIGHT*** want to read the final
draft of my papers, and point out to eventual mistakes. More over, I
suppose I am not the only student here, so it would be cool if others
as well would exchange papers and we could help each other, while
learning something new.

Well, my paper is due on Tuesday... let me know here or in private if
you have the time and the will to check it... Or should I simply send
it like a post, and the willing can criticize it. That would be...
ouch... but... why not??
Thanks and ban-banzai.
cepo

PS = Professor Tony and other faculty on the list... This would be
academically acceptable, right? I mean, I am not asking people to write
my papers, just to give an opinion on them...

Cesare Polenghi wrote:

> PS = Professor Tony and other faculty on the list... This would be
> academically acceptable, right? I mean, I am not asking people to write
> my papers, just to give an opinion on them...

There's no reason you can't have people look at it and give you opinions. We're
not going to *rewrite* it.

You can send it to me and I'll try to look it over.

Tony