Chapter 22 - The Unexpected Task
Susan McGee
Schlobin at aol.com
Sun Dec 10 08:07:09 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 6522
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> Is he deliberately leaving out the interesting stuff?!?! I can't
> believe you bothered to ask this! I didn't know that a History
> teacher COULD be anything but tedious and excruciatingly dull!!!
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> Scott
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hmmm..I almost WAS a history teacher, and may become one again.
My favorite history prof was one in graduate school who taught the
course about reformers, kooks, radicals, etc. in the early 1840s, and
then there was the history professor who taught the anarchy course in
undergraduate, and the classics professor who taught the one about
goddesses, whores, wives and slaves: women in classical antiquity.
I've also taken a course about British naval heroes and their
fictional counterparts -- Lord Nelson and Horatio Hornblower.......or
the one about resistance fighters which covered Frances Marion, WWII
resistance fighters, Mao, and Ho Chi Minh.....Did you know that
Margaret Sanger was pro-eugenics? That if history were portrayed
correctly that African American soldiers would have been in the
movies Platoon and Patton? That mistletoe, holly, ivy, caroling, were
and are pagan artifacts first? I just love history
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