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  History Professor Serena Zabin ’91 Featured in Latest Ken Burns H’91 Documentary

  Watch Serena Zabin ’91 as she shares her insights and scholarship in The American Revolution, the latest documentary by Ken Burns, who was given an honorary degree by the College in 1991.
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  Teona Williams ’12 Delivers a Talk on Black Feminism, Hunger, and the Fight for Freedom

  Williams, who now teaches at Rutgers University, returned to ÌÇÐÄvlog recently to deliver her talk, “When Hunger is the Disaster: Fannie Lou Hamer and June Jordan’s Food Justice Work in the Mississippi Delta.”
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  Turning a Love of History into the Job of Preserving Maine's Heritage

  A career in historic preservation lets history majors channel their passion for the past into the work of safeguarding the buildings and neighborhoods that help tell the stories of a community.

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