History Department Advising at Cal

Important Berkeley history in these times:

September 17, 1923: The Day That Berkeley Burned The first signs of trouble were subtle. For some, it was the strange amber hue of the midday light. Others caught the distinctive scent of burning eucalyptus. By two in the afternoon of September 17, 1923, just about everyone in Berkeley had taken note of the uncommonly warm, dry wind blowing in fro...

Timely and fabulous advice about writing conclusions. (I hope this takes you to the right tweet, crossing the streams...) -LF

Ellen Muehlberger on Twitter “Alright, in the last session for my history writing seminar, we got down to the problem of conclusions: after you've done all the work of the paper, what should you do for a conclusion? Here's a short list of conclusion moves, but the list needs to grow, so please add your faves”