Sunday Notes

The Awards and Honors to be conferred at the AHA's January annual convention include those for Scholarly Distinction to: Martin Duberman, Jack P. Greene, and Anne Firor Scott. The Troyer Steele Anderson Prize goes posthumously to Roy Rosenzweig. Sam Wineburg, a Contributing Editor at Cliopatria, shares the William Gilbert Prize with Susan Mosborg, Dan Porat, and Ariel Duncan for their article,"Common Belief and the Cultural Curriculum: An Intergenerational Study of Historical Consciousness," American Educational Research Journal, 44:1 (March 2007), 40–76.

Our colleague, Manan Ahmed, has done yeoman service at Chapati Mystery and Informed Comment: Global Affairs in keeping us abreast of the crisis in Pakistan. You can hear him interviewed on Chicago Public Radio's"Worldview" and ABC Radio National's"The Media Report".

Bill Turkel has a series,"How To: Make a Museum Exhibit Mock-up with Free Tools," Digital History Hacks, 12-13 November, Part I, Part II, Part III.

Finally, on Thursday, Kevin Murphy's Ghost in a Machine celebrated its eighth birthday. Congratulations to the elder statesman of the History Blogosphere!