Links to the Past: Course Sites for Dr. Christopher Lovett
Introduction Terrorism Middle East Modern Civ Age of Despots Harry and Ike World War I KSDE Academy WW II Roundtable DDE in War & Peace Age of Empire Age of Revolution Holocaust TASK Current History

 

updated as of 9 Feb 03

Announcements

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Back to Iraq: The Search for Saddam's Weapons of Mass Destruction

Bioterrorism

Tony Blair's Dossier

Bush's Case Against Saddam

Bush's New National Security Strategy of the United States

Cloak & Dagger

Contemporary Terrorist Organizations

Coming War with Iraq?

Eisenhower Library Research Topics

Elderhostel Alumni News

Electronic News

George Kennan on Iraq

Harry and Ike Elderhostel

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How to Write an Essay

KSDE    Academy

Map of Islamic Terrorist Cells in the U.S.A.

Middle East

Middle East Bib  

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Palestinian Crisis

Pi Gamma Mu News

PowerPoint Notes

Reaction Papers

Situation in North Korea

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Terrorism Cybrary

Terrorism Filmography

Terrorism Glossary

War on Terrorism

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        Welcome to the Dr. Lovett's Web Page for all of his classes starting in the Summer of 2002. The site is designed to help students who currently are enrolled. The web page includes all of his courses: The History of Terrorism, Modern Middle East, Age of Despotism, World War I, and the Harry and Ike Elderhostel. The site will also provide additional information such as assignments, bibliographies, links, news items, and other pages that will help students enrolled in any of the classes listed above. If students have questions, they are encouraged to contact the professor, Christopher Lovett, at any time at lovettch@emporia.edu or lovewildcats@yahoo.com.  By studying history we will be better able to understand the events that happened on the tragic morning of 9/11, and for those who wish to forget, they will be condemned to repeat it. 

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