ImagiNation

Robin Williams’ last lines.

Recent studies on depression report that folks diagnosed with depression actually laugh more, laugh louder, and laugh harder than people without depression. People with depression will also spend more time trying to make others laugh, telling jokes, and trying to lighten a mood than people who do not have depression. People with depression tended to be more caring partners, better friends and kinder people than those who were depression free. People with depression actually act the complete opposite of the way you’d think; this is largely why, when people do commit suicide, his or her (or whichever pronoun you like) family and friends “didn’t see it coming” and describe the lost soul as “always happy and smiling”.

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WANT TO STUDY THE CIVIL WAR? HERE ARE SOME COLLEGES THAT HAVE CLASSES!

Civil War Era Studies Programs- Gettysburg College  

Civil War Era Studies offers courses in all aspects of the Civil War Era including military, social, intellectual and political history. It allows for a thorough understanding of the era, and the minor program can be added to any student’s field of study.

The Civil War Institute At Manor College- PA

The Civil War Institute at Manor College is a formal organization dedicated to preserving a period of time in our history that to this day has had a profound social, economic, and religious impact on our nation. The Civil War comes to vivid life with diverse and specialized courses that delve deeper than the typical history course that focuses on names, dates, and events.

Bowdoin-Maine -The Civil War Era

History courses seek to interpret the meaning of the events surrounding the war, including its causes and consequences.  Courses in literature explore how American literature shaped Civil War history.  And studies in Art History focus on “reading” the material, artistic, and photographic evidence of the war.  Students engaged in Africana Studies will also find much of interest in this cluster of courses.  At each point, our concern is not simply with learning about the Civil War, but acquiring the skills necessary to work across these important disciplines.

https://www.gettysburg.edu/civilwar/

http://www.manor.edu/cont-ed/civil-war/

Federals in Gettysburg (1993).

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