THE
UPSILONIAN
Vol. II
Summer 1990

COPYRIGHT © 1990, 2002 by the Cumberland College Department of History and Political Science. All Rights Reserved.

ARTICLES:

AUTHORS:

	Eric Wake assumed the chairmanship of the History and Political Science Department and became the advisor to Upsilon-Upsilon in 1985. He has been on the faculty at Cumberland College since 1967. This paper was first presented at the Medieval Renaissance Conference III at Clinch Valley College, Virginia in September, 1989. Dr. Wake received his Ph.D. in 1973 from Texas Christian University.
	Jacquelyn Borgeson is a 1987 graduate of Port Clinton High School in Port Clinton, Ohio. She joined Phi Alpha Theta in the fall semester of 1989. Her current goal is to become an archelogist. She is pusuing a major in history with a minor in English. She wrote her paper for the course entitled Historical Methods, a required course for history majors at Cumberland College.
	Jonathan Laster is a 1987 graduate of Crestwood Christian Academy in Tyrone, Georgia. He is pursuing majors in both political science and English. He is the current Student Government Association Vice-President and plans to attend law school upon graduation. His paper was written for the course entitled Historical Methods, a required course for political science majors at Cumberland College.

COMMENTS:

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:

Editor
Eric L. Wake, Ph.D.
Advisor of Upsilon-Upsilon
and Chairman of the History and
Political Science Department

Board of Advisors