<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

Background Info: currently a junior, GPA is 3.589, Major is Editing, Media, Writing (under the English Dept)

Considering my cumulative GPA and GPA for all my English courses is high enough, I was offered to begin work for Honors in the English Dept last week. Basically it requires that you attend Honor/Thesis Seminars (about 9-12 hours) and complete a thesis paper, along with the guidance of 3 faculty members. 

The problem is that for my concentration (Editing, Writing, and Media), I have absolutely no idea what to base my research thesis on. The only thing an English major could focus on (probably analyzing a historic document or work) just bores me and I have no enthusiasm for all the work that lies ahead because of it. I'm planning on pursuing a career in Public Relations, so I feel that any thesis I complete under the umbrella of the English Dept. will pretty much have nothing to do with PR at all. Despite this, I think that completing the Honors work will look good on my transcript for Grad School (I plan to master in Communications).
<bot>: Should I trudge though the Honors work that has no interest in me and nothing to do with my future career, or should I go through with it for the sake of just getting into grad school?