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History (HIST)

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HIST 101g: The Ancient World (4.0 units)

Achievements of the near East, Greece, and Rome with emphasis on the development of ideas, arts, and institutions which have influenced modern man.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus
36900D	Lecture	11:00-12:20pm	Tue, Thu	95 of 100	Christelle Fischer-Bovet	ZHS159	PDF (322885 KB)
36901D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	25 of 26		VKC200
36904D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	24 of 25		VKC107
36905D	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	23 of 25		VKC107
36906D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	22 of 25		VKC111

HIST 102gm: Medieval People: Early Europe and its Neighbors, 400-1500 (4.0 units)

Early Europe, c 400-1500, with a focus on Europe's diverse communities, cultural interactions among them, dealings between conquerors and conquered, and european contacts with non-Europeans.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Diversity: This course satisfies the university's diversity requirement.
Note: Register for lecture and one discussion

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
36909D	Lecture	10:00-11:50am	Mon, Wed	73 of 100	Jason Glenn	THH102
36911D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	11 of 25		VKC151
36912D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	18 of 25		VKC151
36913D	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	23 of 25	Justin Colvin	VKC154
36914D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	21 of 25	Justin Colvin	VKC154

HIST 103g: The Emergence of Modern Europe (4.0 units)

Political, intellectual, and cultural developments in Europe, 1300-1815. Renaissance and Reformation; absolute monarchy, scientific changes, and Enlightenment; French Revolution and Napoleon.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture and one discussion

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
36921D	Lecture	9:30-10:50am	Tue, Thu	116 of 120	Lindsay O'Neill	THH102
36922D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	20 of 20		VKC205
36923D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	17 of 20		VKC154
36924D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	17 of 20		VKC155
36925D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	20 of 20		VKC205
36926D	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	21 of 22		VKC109
36927D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	21 of 21		VKC109

HIST 106g: Chinese Lives: An Introduction to Chinese History (4.0 units)

Study of the lives of selected individuals who have helped to shape Chinese politics and culture.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture and one discussion

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
36950D	Lecture	12:30-1:50pm	Tue, Thu	142 of 150	Brett Sheehan	THH202
36951D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	24 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC157
36952D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	23 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC203
36953D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	22 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC160
36954D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	25 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC203
36955D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	24 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC151
36956D	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	24 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC106

HIST 180: Introduction to Islamic Civilization (4.0 units)

Major developments, institutions, and forces that have shaped the identity of the peoples and cultures of the Islamic world from ancient times to the present.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
36970D	Lecture	12:00-1:50pm	Mon, Wed	28 of 30	Ramzi Rouighi	MRF229

HIST 200gm: The American Experience (4.0 units)

Patterns of American development from Colonial times to the present.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Diversity: This course satisfies the university's diversity requirement.
Note: Register for one lecture and discussion listed immediately following that lecture

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
37000D	Lecture	12:30-1:50pm	Tue, Thu	169 of 200	Lon Kurashige	THH101
37001D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	18 of 25	Elizabeth Logan	VKC105
37002D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	19 of 25	Gilbert Estrada	VKC111
37003D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	20 of 25	Nicholas Gliserman	VKC161
37004D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	21 of 25	Nicholas Gliserman	VKC161
37005D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	22 of 25	Gilbert Estrada	VKC111
37006D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	23 of 25	Elizabeth Logan	VKC105
37007D	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	21 of 25		VKC105
37008D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	25 of 25		VKC110

HIST 225g: Film, Power, and American History (4.0 units)

U.S. motion pictures as both a response to and comment upon major events, problems, and themes in 20th century America.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture, one discussion, lab and one section of WRIT 140 listed below (unless you have already satisfied the Writing Requirement)
Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus
37030D	Lecture	10:00-11:50am	Mon, Wed	140 of 150	Steve Ross	THH202	Word (54784 KB)
37031D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	20 of 25		VKC209
37032D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	21 of 25		VKC110
37033D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	24 of 25		VKC111
37034D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	25 of 25		VKC203
37035D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	25 of 25		VKC205
37036D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	25 of 25		VKC106

Concurrent Course
WRIT 140: Writing and Critical Reasoning (4.0 units)

Focuses on analytical and argumentative writing skills requisite to academic and professional writing. Emphasizes logical analysis of texts and other data, effective use of evidence, ethical argumentation, and stylistic and grammatical fluency. Requires concurrent enrollment with an affiliated General Education course in the Social Issues category. Students must achieve a satisfactory score on the verbal portion of the SAT, the USC Writing Examination, or credit for WRIT 120 or 121 before enrolling in WRIT 140.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
64285D	Lecture	9:00-9:50am	MWF	17 of 17	Marvin Ferraz	WPH201
64290D	Lecture	9:00-9:50am	MWF	16 of 17	Jay Fisher	VKC160
64420D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	17 of 17	Whitney Bratton	GFS104
64425D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	16 of 17	Marvin Ferraz	GFS105
64430D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	16 of 17	Jay Fisher	GFS108
64435D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	17 of 17	Jessica Piazza	GFS109
66998D	Lab	7:00-8:50pm	Wednesday	794 of 2000		BOV AUD

HIST 265g: Understanding Race and Sex Historically (4.0 units)

To introduce students to historical consideration of the difficult contemporary topics of sexuality and race globally.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture, one discussion, lab and one section of WRIT 140 listed below (unless you have already satisfied the Writing Requirement)
Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
36990D	Lecture	9:30-10:50am	Tue, Thu	121 of 150	Diana Williams	SLH200
36991D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	24 of 25		VKC154
36992R	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	14 of 19		VKC155
36993R	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	13 of 18		VKC157
36994D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	23 of 26		VKC158
36995D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	25 of 25		VKC108
36996D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	22 of 25		VKC105

Concurrent Course
WRIT 140: Writing and Critical Reasoning (4.0 units)

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
64125D	Lecture	8:00-9:15am	Tue, Thu	17 of 17	Mariko Zare	GFS105
64130D	Lecture	8:00-9:15am	Tue, Thu	14 of 17	Elizabeth Durst	THH121
64640D	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	16 of 17	Jackson Bliss	GFS229
64645D	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	16 of 17	Meghan Boyle	GFS204
64650D	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	15 of 17	Elizabeth Durst	GFS205
64655D	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	17 of 17	Olivia Friedman	GFS210
66997D	Lab	7:00-8:50pm	Tuesday	877 of 2000		BOV AUD

HIST 273g: Colonial Latin America (4.0 units)

Introduction to Colonial Latin America; native American peoples, themes, issues, and evolution of Spanish and Portuguese colonial rule to ca. 1800.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture and one discussion

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
36980D	Lecture	9:30-10:50am	Tue, Thu	68 of 75	Maria-Elena Martinez	MHP101
36981R	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	20 of 25	Maria-Elena Martinez	VKC158
36982R	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	24 of 25	Maria-Elena Martinez	VKC158
36983R	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	24 of 26	Maria-Elena Martinez	VKC108
36984D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	0 of 4	Maria-Elena Martinez	VKC108

HIST 300: Approaches to History (4.0 units)

Approaches to history; intellectual and personal dimensions of the historian's work. Required of all history majors.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus
37052D	Lecture	12:30-1:50pm	Tue, Thu	12 of 15	Michael Block	SOSB50	Word (39424 KB)
37053D	Lecture	3:30-4:50pm	Tue, Thu	13 of 15	Philip Ethington	VKC161	Word (84480 KB)
37055D	Lecture	3:00-5:50pm	Wednesday	10 of 15	Adrian Finucane	WPHB26

HIST 308: Britain and Ireland to 1200 C.E. (4.0 units)

Anglo-Saxon and Celtic societies from the Iron Age to the Norman Invasions. Topics include: King Arthur, epics, sagas, Christianization, kingship, women, economic development and Vikings.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37060D	Lecture	11:00-12:20pm	Tue, Thu	23 of 25	Lisa Bitel	VKC155

Crosslist HIST 317gm: North American Indians in American Public Life (4.0 units)

Role of American Indians in American public life from colonial times to the present; native American forms of government; relations between tribes and the U.S.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Diversity: This course satisfies the university's diversity requirement.
Crosslist: This course is offered by the ANTH department but may qualify for major credit in HIST. To register, enroll in ANTH 316.
Note: Register for lecture and discussion

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
10654R	Lecture	12:30-1:50pm	Tue, Thu	157 of 160	Tok Thompson	GFS106
10655R	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Monday	27 of 27		GFS108
10656R	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Wednesday	24 of 25		GFS108
10657R	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Monday	25 of 27		GFS108
10658R	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Wednesday	25 of 26		GFS108
10692R	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Tuesday	26 of 26		WPH102
10693R	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Tuesday	30 of 30		WPH102

HIST 324g: Islam in Russia and the Soviet Union (4.0 units)

Cultural cohesiveness and ethnic diversity of Islam in the USSR; nature and effect of government policies aimed at the integration of Islam into the state.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37067D	Lecture	10:00-11:50am	Mon, Wed	23 of 25	Azade-Ayse Rorlich	WPHB30

HIST 331: The British Empire: 1588-1834 (4.0 units)

Emergence of the British Empire, emphasizing colonies in the Americas; the development of imperial economy, imperial wars, slavery and abolitionism.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37070D	Lecture	3:30-4:50pm	Tue, Thu	18 of 24	Lindsay O'Neill	VKC158

HIST 335: History of Japan to 1550 (4.0 units)

Growth of Japanese civilization from the mythological "age of the gods" through the feudal "age of the samurai"; foundations of a great Asian power.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37073D	Lecture	12:00-1:50pm	Mon, Wed	12 of 20	Joan Piggott	VKC151

HIST 349: Colonial North America 1600-1760 (4.0 units)

Colonical history of United States area, Canada, and Caribbean to 1760; Indians, European migration, plantation complexes, Puritan colonies, African slave migration, creole culture, borderlands, wars for empire.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37085D	Lecture	3:30-4:50pm	Tue, Thu	7 of 25	Michael Block	VKC206	Word (39424 KB)

Crosslist HIST 353m: Race and Racism in the Americas (4.0 units)

Examination of selected topics in the historical development of racism with the goal of understanding the complex ways in which race has functioned in the modern world.

Diversity: This course satisfies the university's diversity requirement.
Crosslist: This course is offered by the AMST department but may qualify for major credit in HIST. To register, enroll in AMST 353.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
10425D	Lecture	3:30-4:50pm	Tue, Thu	12 of 20	Susie Woo	KAP159

HIST 355: The African-American Experience (4.0 units)

An historical and social analysis of the African-American experience from Colonial times to the present.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37087D	Lecture	3:00-4:50pm	Mon, Wed	4 of 25	Francille Wilson	THH217

HIST 361: 20th Century U.S. History (4.0 units)

Critical turning-points in the twentieth century; sources of major social and political change. Course materials include primary documents and historic radio/television recordings.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37090D	Lecture	12:30-1:50pm	Tue, Thu	25 of 25	Philip Ethington	WPH206

HIST 374: History of Mexico (4.0 units)

The native cultures of Meso-America; colonial government, economy, and society; independence and nineteenth century liberalism; the Mexican revolution, 1910 to 1950.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37094D	Lecture	9:30-10:50am	Tue, Thu	12 of 25	Marjorie Becker	WPH101

Crosslist HIST 378m: Introduction to Asian American History (4.0 units)

Comparative examination of the social, economic, and political experiences of Asian immigrants and their descendants in the U.S., 1840s-present.

Diversity: This course satisfies the university's diversity requirement.
Crosslist: This course is offered by the AMST department but may qualify for major credit in HIST. To register, enroll in AMST 378.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
10430D	Lecture	11:00-12:20pm	Tue, Thu	13 of 30	Lon Kurashige	VKC151

HIST 380: American Popular Culture (4.0 units)

Rise of popular culture (sports, amusment parks, movies, and televsion) and its significance in American society from mid 19th century to the present.

Note: Register for lecture and lab

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37095D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	17 of 25	Steve Ross	VKC205	Word (41984 KB)

HIST 416: History of Imperial Russia: 1689-1917 (4.0 units)

The evolution of imperial society, politics, and culture from Peter the Great to the Bolshevik revolution. The dilemmas of identity in a multinational empire.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37105D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	15 of 15	Azade-Ayse Rorlich	WPHB30

HIST 429: Street Life: Urban Culture in Modern Europe (4.0 units)

The 19th and early 20th century European city as social artifact, cultural setting and object of fascination for its contemporary inhabitants.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37120D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Thursday	5 of 16	Vanessa Schwartz	SOSB50

HIST 452: Beauty and the Body in Historical Perspective (4.0 units)

Cultural constructions of the body and beauty from gender, ethnicity, age, and disability perspectives in Europe and the United States from 1800 to the present.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37130D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Thursday	18 of 18	Lois Banner	SOSB51

HIST 455: Advanced Topics in African-American History (4.0 units)

Exploration of African-American history through primary and secondary sources employing a colloquium format with an emphasis on shared responsibility for comprehensive discussion and analysis. Upper division or graduate standing.

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior, Master Student, Doctoral Student

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37135D	Lecture	2:00-3:20pm	Tue, Thu	6 of 15	Diana Williams	VKC259

HIST 458: History of California (4.0 units)

Exploration, colonization, and development of Hispanic California; coming of the Americans; political, economic, and cultural development of California since its acquisition by the United States.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37088D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	13 of 15	Kevin Starr	VKC204	Word (46080 KB)

HIST 470: The Spanish Inquisition in the Early Modern Hispanic World (4.0 units)

The Spanish Inquisition in Spain and Colonial Latin America, major theories and interpretations. Junior or senior standing recommended.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37145D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Tuesday	12 of 15	Maria-Elena Martinez	WPH104

HIST 480: Seminar in Middle East History (4.0 units, max 8)

A readings and research seminar dealing with one topic in the history of the Middle East. Topics will change each time the course is offered.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
The Age of Globalizarion
37147D	Lecture	3:00-5:50pm	Wednesday	7 of 15	Ramzi Rouighi	VKC153

HIST 490x: Directed Research (2.0-8.0 units, max 8)

Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit.

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37150D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 10	Peter Mancall	OFFICE

HIST 492: Honors Thesis (4.0 units)

Writing of the honors thesis; for students in the History Honors Program.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37151D	Lecture	3:00-5:50pm	Thursday	9 of 12	Brett Sheehan	WPH200

HIST 498: Seminar on Selected Historical Topics (4.0 units, max 8)

Advanced study in historical analysis and writing on selected topics and themes. Seminar enrollment limited to 15 students. Recommended preparation: HIST 300

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
Magic, Alchemy & Astrology in Early Modern Europe
37166D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Monday	11 of 15	Deborah Harkness	VKC153
Japan in the China Sea Sphere
37167D	Lecture	4:00-6:50pm	Wednesday	4 of 12	Joan Piggott	WPH200
The Rise of the Sun Belt
37168D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Monday	3 of 12	Keith Woodhouse	SOSB43

HIST 500: Introduction to Graduate Historical Studies (4.0 units)

Techniques, theories, and sub-disciplines of history.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37200D	Lecture	9:00-11:30am	Monday	8 of 12	Karen Halttunen	SOS250

HIST 505: Studies in Early Medieval History (4.0 units)

Intensive study of subjects selected from the early Middle Ages, emphasizing source material, bibliography, and historiographic problems.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37205D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	4 of 12	Jason Glenn	VKC103

HIST 535: Studies in Japanese History (4.0 units)

Selected topics in historical problems dealing with Japan.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37230D	Lecture	4:00-6:50pm	Tuesday	6 of 12	G Godart	THH107

HIST 566: Historical Scholarship on North America to 1800 (4.0 units)

Introduction to research in the fields of American Indian, colonial America, Atlantic world, and the early United States. Open only to graduate students.

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student, Doctoral Student

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37245D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Thursday	4 of 12	Peter Mancall	SOSB45

HIST 590: Directed Research (1.0-12.0 units)

Research leading to the master's degree. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37265D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	13 of 20	Peter Mancall	OFFICE

HIST 594a: Master's Thesis (2.0 units)

Credit on acceptance of thesis. Graded IP/CR/NC

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37266D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE

HIST 594b: Master's Thesis (2.0 units)

Credit on acceptance of thesis. Graded IP/CR/NC

Prerequisite: HIST 594A
Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37267D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE

HIST 594z: Master's Thesis (0.0 units)

Credit on acceptance of Thesis. Graded CR/NC.

Prerequisite: HIST 594B
Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37268D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE

HIST 620: Research Seminar on Modern Visual Culture (4.0 units)

A research seminar focusing on Western visual culture since the mid-18th century. Recommended preparation: HIST 520

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37270D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Tuesday	11 of 15	Daniela Bleichmar,Vanessa Schwartz	OFF CAMPUS

HIST 655: Seminar in Western American History (2.0-4.0 units, max 8)

Selected topics in the history of the American frontier and the West.

Section	Units	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37274D	4.0	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Tuesday	5 of 15	William Deverell	OFF CAMPUS

HIST 790: Research (1.0-12.0 units)

Research leading to the doctorate. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37290D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	2 of 10	Peter Mancall	OFFICE