The War Theater of 1990

Honors 228 and Honors 238:

The epicenter of the battlefield of the Honors Program War at the University of Massachusetts at Boston: Spring 1990.  Honors 228 -- Robert H. Spaethling, Instructor.  MOZART IN VIENNA.  Mondays and Wednesdays, 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm. Phyllis Wheatley Hall, First Floor, Room 020.  Hon. Wilmot Max Ramsay, Secretary of the Honors Program, "the first person of color" (to the Honors Program), triumphed after a "trumped up" charge of plagiarism involving Fiora A. Bassanese, the instructor of Honors 238 -- IMAGES OF WOMEN IN ITALIAN CULTURE.  This latter Class was also held in Room 020 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays between 1:30 pm and 2:20 pm.  James F. Brennan, the current Provost at Catholic University of America, CUA, served as Director.  Secretary Wilmot Max "Little David" Ramsay would suffer "shock" and fatigue -- later -- post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a result of the War.  Sherry H. Penney was Chancellor.

HONORS 228
Renee M. Balog
John Beresford
Lannette M. Berge
Daniel C. Bracken
Jennifer J. Brill
Andrea T. Carty
Alexander P. Cloherty
Christopher E. Coughlin
Gregory A. Flessas
Jane M. Forde
Tracy M. Hallisey
David J. Kershaw
Roger A. Lack
David Loh
Raul Marques Pascual
Brett P. O'Hare
Wilmot Max Ramsay
Wade E. Rowland
Barbara Jean Smith
Katrina M. Tobin
Douglas J. Utter
Edward E. Ward
Dianne E. Weber
Kelly Welch
Stewart P. Yaros
Tricia A. Young
Jennifer L. Zanis

HONORS 238
Christine Bukruiam
Andrea T. Carty
Alex W. Costley
Christopher E. Coughlin
Jean F. Dauphinee
Deborah L. Demattia
Kelly Egan
Marie E. First
Maria Grazzano
David Loh
Kevin J. Malloy
Erica Maloon
Michelle M. Manley
Gordon C. Marshal
Danielle E. McInnis
Michelle L. Panno
Maria R. Papuga
Robert Willliam Pittman
Lisa Plimpton
Wilmot Max Ramsay
Noel M. Rosenberg
Maureen A. Ryberg
Jean D. Sifantus
Bibrama Anita Sinha
Barbara Jean Smith
Katrina M. Tobin
Douglas J. Utter
Jennifer L. Zanis

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