Lake Forest College - Forester Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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Economics and Business ll R ff S W Uv: t ilu. it 1 ' T f i is Q 3 Gs -Ill E ' un , llll l Robert A. Baade Les R. Dlabay Richard F. Dye -Ot. ' it Cx., l l Marc P. Franson Dennis Gash MX MY!! nfl!! -UF' li i l - V ,A , N - M 1 1 Janet S. Greenlee William Moskoff f .P .. , with in il Nadar Nazmi Deistl Ross Carolyn Tuttle 25

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History fix.. YN? Ziff. 1.5 Lisa Brock Michael H. Ebner iii v isits , H l 3' it 3 A l in ! , IQ.: X 1 I ll, fl, .R n s T l it aft-f l A 'r 4 Q lt - ,, A A T 1 ' l -gg . 1 A il K if. 1? . s JI li ,, ... -L Carol Gayle - Thomas Moodie The Department of History, faculty and majors alike, take pride in setting a high academic standard. New requirements for the major are in place, includ- ing a course in Modern World Civilizations and a seminar on Theory and Method. Two staff changes enable students to enroll in a broader variety of courses, Lisda Brock, a specialist in African history, joined us from Gettysburg College. Keith Hazelton, a Chinese historian, had been on the staff of Princeton University's East Asian Studies Program. We proudly note a much deserved laurel for Arthur Zilversmit. As the new academic year opened, he was designated as the recipient of the Trustee Award for Outstanding Teaching. Arthur was the first recipient of this new prize. Faculty members are actively engaged in research and writing. Dur- ing the current year three of them will publish books. Steve Rosswurm is the author of Arms, Country, and Class: The Philadelphia Militia and Lower Sort During the American Revolution tRutgers University Press, 19873, Dan LeMahieu's second book is entitled A Culture for Democracy: Mass Communication and the Cultivated Mind in Britain Between the Wars fClarendon Press of Oxford University Press, U. K., 19881. And Michael Ebner wrote Creating Chicago's North Shore, A Suburban History fUniversity of Chicago Press, 19883 Carol Gayle continues as the Editor of East!West Edu- Keith Hazelton Steven J. Rosswurm Dan I.. LeMahieu X . N-.,, Art Zilversmit cation: Thomas Moodie contributed several articles to the Historical Diction- ary ofthe French Third Republic f1986i. The department encourages qualified students to pursue independent re- search projects directed by faculty, often culminating in a senior thesis. Three times over ten years, senior majors have been the recipient of the College's Phi Beta Kappa Prize for the Outstanding Senior Thesis. Recently two thesis authors published their findings in scholarly journals, one of them as a co- author with Steve Rosswurm. For the fourth consecutive year the department, under the leadership of Steve Rosswurm, sponsored a film festival ttlanuary 22-26, 19885. This year's theme: The Military Experience in Vietnam. Lisa Bendoff and Steve Strauss served on the film festival committee. Three guest scholars, each hosted by the department, have visited the cam- pus this year. Stanley T. Kutler, of the University of Wisconsin, spoke on September 7 about 200 years of constitutionalism. Ronald H. Spector, Direc- tor of the U.S. Navy Historical Center, assayed the American military experi- ence in Vietnam on January 5. And Virginia Yans of Rutgers University dis- cussed her forthcoming biography of Margaret Mead, and also screened portions of the film she is making on the same subject, during her visit on April 5. 27