THE
UPSILONIAN
Vol. III
Summer 1991
COPYRIGHT © 1991, 2002 by the Cumberland College Department of History and Political Science. All Rights Reserved.
| Apartheid in South Africa: Calvin's Lagacy? | Blake Williams |
| The Inevitability of Intervention in Czechoslovokia in 1968 | David McNeill |
| A Hero Falls: The Political Decisions of King Arthur | Tom Frazier |
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Blake Williams is a 1983 graduate of Vanguard High School in Ocala, Florida and served in the Air Force from 1984-1988. He joined Upsilon-Upsilon in the fall semester of 1990 and was elected Vice-President of the chapter for 1991-1992. He is pursuing majors in history and religion and is planning to attend graduate school in history. His paper was first written for a course entitled Church History. |
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David McNeill is a 1988 graduate of DuPont High School in Louisville, Kentucky. He is pursuing a major in history with a minor in psychology. He joined Upsilon-Upsilon in the fall semester of 1990 and was elected co-historian of the chapter for 1991-1992. He currently plans to go into archeology upon graduation. He wrote his paper for a course entitled Russia. |
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Tom Frazier is currently Associate Professor of English and has been on the faculty at Cumberland College since 1976. He is currently working on a doctorate at Middle Tennessee State University. He first delivered his paper as a part of the Phi Alpha Theta lecture series on campus. |
| Comments from the Editor | Eric L. Wake |
| Comments from the President | Shannon Harris |
Editor
Eric L. Wake, Ph.D.
Advisor of Upsilon-Upsilon
and Chairman of the History and
Political Science Department
Board of Advisors
| Majorie Helvey, M.A., | Chairman of the Board of Advisors and Assistant Professor of History |
| John Broome, TH.D., | Professor of History |
| Oline Carmical, Ph.D., | Professor of History |
| Angie Cornett, | student member of Upsilon-Upsilon |
| Bruce Hicks, Ph.D., | Assistant Professor of Political Science |
| Larry Hornsby, | student member of Upsilon-Upsilon |
| Al Pilant, Ph.D., | Associate Professor of History |
| Melissa Taylor, | student member of Upsilon-Upsilon |