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Re: Updated 803s and 804s for Fall 2010
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Tracy L Fisher <[log in to unmask]>
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Tracy L Fisher <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 29 Apr 2010 10:02:26 -0400
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Here's where I think we are.  I know Alan is looking for company for his Business History 804.

-Tracy

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804, Curtis Vaughn, Professor Bottoms, Race, Racism, and Citizenship in 19th Century America
804, Rwany Sibaja, Professor Gibbs, History of New Media
804, Rwany Sibaja, Professor Copelman, Britain 1789-1914 
804, Gretchen Beasley , Professor Deshmukh, Visual Culture and the Museum
804, Dan Ludington, Professor Holt, Early Modern France
804, Alan Brody, Professor Petrik, Business History
 
803, Rwany Sibaja and Rachel Pooley, Professor Bristol, Colonial Latin America
803, Tracy Fisher, John Lemza, and Roger Connor, Professor Zagarri, Colonial and Early America

Needs an 803 or 804
Royce Gildersleeve, 803, 19th or 20th century America
Ray Clark, 804, History and Technology
Alex Lesanu, 804, History and New Media
Alex Lesanu, 803, Modern European History

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