Every Other Thursdays From 3:45 to 5:00 in Room 254
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About UsHistory Club is an organization of students with an interest in history. We have a partnership with the SF State History Department by which professors come to Lowell as guest lecturers to speak about their research. This offers us the opportunity to learn more about the historical method and primary source research as done by professionals, as well as to discover some of the more obscure stories and interpretations about the past. Lectures from the 2018-2019 school year included: the politics of marriage on the late 18th century Ivory Coast; political activism in Iraqi Kurdistan; Victor Arnautoff, a local communist artist whose New Deal murals at George Washington High School have created recent controversy; and William Rotch, a Quaker accused of spying and treason in multiple countries at the time of the American Revolution. In between guest lectures, we play historical Jeopardy and Taboo, and have presentations given by members of History Club on their own original research.
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ORGANIZATIONS
Student Advisory Council CSF Tutoring Forensic Society (Speech and Debate) Peer Resources Science Research Program Shield and Scroll The Lowell (Journalism) Song |