HST 102: The United States Since 1865HST 102: The United States Since 1865[4/6/99] To read the full text of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech (1963 March on Washington), click here. To hear the "RealAudio" version of this speech, click here. [Note: Again, you must have a (free) "Real" player to listen to this speech--download here.]
[4/6/99] To download the text of John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address--or to listen to a "RealAudio" presentation of Kennedy delivering the address--click here. [Note: You need a "Real" media or audio player installed on your computer to listen to this speech. If you don't have it, there is a link from which you can download it (it's free) on the page with the Inaugural Address itself.]
[2/22/99] Two review sessions will be held to help students prepare for the March 4 Midterm Exam. These will be held on Tuesday, March 2, in Maxwell Auditorium from 8 to 10 p.m., and Wednesday, March 3, in Kitteredge (HBC) Auditorium from 6 to 8 p.m. NOTE: These sessions will cover the same information, so it is not necessary to plan to attend both.
[1/28/99] To help students with their Biography Projects, several tours of the reference section of Bird Library have been scheduled. To see a schedule of the tours, and for more information about them, please click here.
[1/20/99] To access President's State of the Union Address, click here for text version. From that page, you also can access video and audio clips, as well as past State of the Union addresses. For the Republican Response, click here. These transcripts, and/or the prepared text, also can be found at all of the major news sites listed on the HST102 News/Media page.
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