[History_students] Important events for the AQ!

[Beiriger, Eugene]

Dear Intrepid Historians, History Majors, History Minors, History
Students, History Makers, History Buffs, and Historian Wannabes,

I write to you in this autumnal hour to announce a number of interesting
and upcoming events!  Read on!  You will be amazed, excited, and, dare I
say, rendered utterly speechless!

On Friday, October 19, 3:30-5:00 the History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, and
the History Department will be sponsoring a...you got it...History
Party!  Come one, come all to a student-faculty get together!  It's time
to drink soft beverages, eat pizza, and chat (not, however, at the same
time!) with your fellow history lovers and history teachers (also known
as, "other fellow history lovers").  And, we may even have the answer to
that age old question: just how many historians does it take to properly
cite according to the strict rules of the Chicago Manual of Style?
(And, no looking up the answer!)

On Friday, November 9, 3:30-5:00 the History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, and
the History Department will be sponsoring the third annual "book
recommendation list" which has helped shape so many people's lives
(okay, which has helped shape so many people's holiday gift lists...).
But, wait, there's more!  We saved the best till last!  There will be a
faculty talk about the issues raised in the play The Crucible (you got
your Salem witches for Halloween, you got your McCarthyism for...well,
Halloween, and you got your current events...what more could you ask
for?), with, as they say in the food service, "light refreshments."
This will be a great way to get ready for finals!  (Salem, McCarthyism,
current events...finals...get the connection?)

Finally, watch for another, very, very, very (did I mention that it's
very, very, very) cool announcement about a very, very, very cool field
trip.  We are still working out the details, but be sure to be one of
the first fifteen callers to increase your chances....  (I'm not kidding
this time...really....)

On behalf of the History Department, I wish you a very happy autumn
quarter.  Remember to write these dates down (locations to follow)!
Then, get back to studying....  Seminar papers are coming due!

Best wishes, Dr. B

Eugene Beiriger, Ph.D. 
Associate Professor 
Department of History 
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 
DePaul University 
2320 N. Kenmore Ave. 
Chicago, IL 60614 
773/325-7454 (phone) 
ebeirige at depaul.edu