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Click here to read Tulane History Department Chairman James Boyden's introductory message.
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Please, can anyone help?
S.J. Chambers
balzacsuicide@yahoo.com
Charles Heath
PhD Candidate
Tulane University
Dept. of History
Laura Kelley
Wilbur (Bill) Meneray
Jeff James (emeritus)
Hermann Freudenberger (emeritus)
Reginald Spann (grad student)
Pamela Smith (Tulane history secretary)
Darlene Oliver (Hebert Hall custodian)
Teresa Toulouse (English/American Studies)
Jim asked that the following faculty members contact him about their whereabouts or post a message on this blog:
Felice Batlan
Douglas Brinkley
Charles Chamberlain
Terrence Fitzmorris
Kenneth Harl
Meg Keenan
Tom Luongo
Colin MacLachlan
Rick Teichgraeber
Trudy Yeager
Jim's email address: jboyden@premier.net
The extended submission deadline of September 15, 2005, is rapidly approaching. As a reminder, the Third Annual Conference of the Louisiana Consortium of Medieval and Renaissance Scholars (see link below in my signature) will be held at Northwestern State University in historic Natchitoches on Friday and Saturday, 21-22 October. This is the final notice of the call for papers. Please send your abstract of not more than 300 words to:
Dr. Jean D’Amato
Louisiana Scholars’ College
Northwestern State University
Natchitoches, LA 71497
damato@nsula.edu
FAX 318/357-5908
Third Annual Conference, Louisiana Consortium of Medieval and Renaissance Scholars (21-22 October 2005)

