Summer Re-Organization of Site in Progress
Please use the California State University, Dominguez Hills Mirror Site for the next few weeks.
Updating Indices, including Topic Index and Site Index
Organizing new material to fit into visual sociology and visual criminology context.
jeanne, Web Technicienne, June 11, 2004; still reorganizing. August 19, 2004
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Planning for the Fall Gallery Exhibit
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This is a Site Map. Link on the Section you want to find.
I'll have all the links fixed by Wednesday. I had to change many of them around.
It took longer than I thought it would. jeanneThis morning I'm uploading blogs for many of the topics we'll be discussing this semester on both campuses, CSUDH and UWP. The blogs are a major part of our new mentoring program, so do take the time to explore them. But this has slowed us down a little with syllabi. Those will be up soon. jeanne
Index of Open Blogs, Fall 2004 Syllabus for Agencies, Sociology 328-01
Syllabus for Sociology of Law, Sociology 367-01
Syllabus for Moot Court, Sociology 370-01
Syllabus for Women and Poverty, Sociology 395-01
Mentoring Help for New Students with Frequently Asked Questions
Mentoring Help for Returning Students with More Frequently Asked QuestionsConference in New Orleans in September:
If you're going to go with us, you need to make arrangements very soon. jeanne
- Naked Space: A Safe Forum for Merging the Academy and the Community Presentation Submitted to 2004 Annual Conference on Race, Gender, Class, hosted by Southern University at New Orleans, on September 23-25, 2004. New Orleans. Conference Website. Program is at end of file. We're about half an inch from the bottom under Politics, which seems appropriate. Once again, they've given us a whole session to ourselves. Not so great for networking, but we'll wave a lot. jeanne
Open Access Discussion Threads
Summer 2004
- Thread on Biopower: Paradigm Shift to Biopolitical Power?
Thread opened on Wednesday, August 4, 2004.- Thread on Obesity
Thread opened on Thursday, August 10, 2004.- Shared Reading on Imposing Order as Social Status Control Notice how obesity fits into this, as well as biopower.
Debriefing the Naked Space Exhibit
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This IS A Hypertext Project Map
For The Naked Space Exhibit "Freeing the Feminine Other" in May 2004
Link on Section Titles for Hypertext Poem and Contents.
- Table of Contents
- Hypertext Poem: Freeing the Feminine Other
- Debriefing Readings for the Hypertext Project: "Freeing the Feminine Other" Many new readings added. The discourse goes on.
Academic Support
A Range of Sources on Global Events
Left/Right Perspectives - Cursor - New York Times - The National Review
Arts and Letters Daily - The Economist - The Sierra Club - The Guardian
Wall Street Journal -The Weekly Standard - The Nation
Los Angeles Times - Chicago Tribune - The Washington Post
Cursor's Al Jazeera Archive - Ha'aretz - Palestine Monitor
Indymedia - Mother Jones - BBC News - New Profile
Progressive Sociologists Network Environmental Working Group
Mentoring
Resource Literacy
- Plagiarism Watch www.streetgangs.com site. The intelligent and effective use of resources means that you have to be careful not to plagiarize other people's material. We have several files on plagiarism, but I think the one that might make the most sense to you is this complaint on streetgangs.com. They give you samples of sites that have taken their material without citation, even at colleges, and they also give you examples of sites that have used their material with proper attribution. I find the irony poetic, and hope that their message will get through to you the importance of attribution. Dr. O'Connor on his Mega Criminal Justice site led me to streetgangs.com and noted that others frequently hack into the site. For that reason I have created a backup copy for your use in case you cannot access the actual site. Please be sure to attribute any citation to streetgangs.com. jeanne Backup.
Shared Reading Suggestions, many with templates already filled in.
Using Academic Language Effectively
Merriam-Webster Dictionary Search:
- Resumes:
- Letters of Recommendation:
- Letters of Recommendation: How to get me to respond to your request. Many of you need letters. If you will follow this format, I can do them quickly and make them good.
- Dog Letters If you do not give me adequate information, but do manage to get my attention, you may end up with a dog letter. That is a letter that says that you work well with people, that you are enthusiastic, that you persist at getting things done, and that everyone likes you. Of course, my dog gets along well with people, brings his ball to them, is enthusiastic, and persists at getting them to take his ball. Everyone likes my dog. That's a dog letter. It's so general it could be about my dog. jeanne
- Reports and Studies on Employment and the Job Market
- Two Johns Equal One America? CBS News. Dominant Discourse. July 9 2004. Backup.
- The Blue Footed Booby:
Arnold's anniversary (28th) gift to jeanne: Offer of a cruise to see the Blue-Footed Booby:
I gotta find shoes like that. jeanne
This photo shows the blue feet so well. Thanks to the photographers, Gough, G.A., Sauer, J.R. Patuxent Bird Glossary. 1997. Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Laurel, MD. http://www.mbr-pwrc.usgs.gov/Infocenter/Glossary/glossary.html.A worksheet together with the whole story of the blue footed booby. Share this with a young person in your life.
Look at that face. His/her eyes absolutely captured me. For that I'll go to the Galapagos. Couldn't find such a shot anywhere else, and, of course, I don't know who took it. But it was an ad for a Celbrity Xpeditiion to Galapagos, that came from the American Express Mariner Club.- School Starts Up Again. College Officials Worry About Binge Drinking.
Once the Bear Chose His Beer Los Angeles Times, The Nation, August 20, 2004.
" From Associated Press"August 20, 2004
"BAKER LAKE, Wash. — When state Fish & Wildlife agents found a black bear passed out on the lawn of Baker Lake Resort, there were some clues scattered nearby — dozens of empty cans of Rainier Beer.
"The bear apparently got into campers' coolers and used his claws and teeth to puncture the cans. And not just any cans.
" 'He drank the Rainier and wouldn't drink the Busch beer,' said Lisa Broxson, bookkeeper at the campground and cabins resort east of Mt. Baker.
"Fish & Wildlife Enforcement Sgt. Bill Heinck said Wednesday that the bear tried one can of Busch, but ignored the rest. The bear then consumed about 36 cans of Rainier.
"A wildlife agent tried to chase the bear from the campground, but the animal climbed a tree to sleep it off. Agents herded the bear away, but it returned in the morning.
"Agents then used a trap to capture it for relocation, baiting the trap with the usual: doughnuts, honey and, in this case, two open cans of Rainier."
Copyrighted material. Appears here only under "fairuse."
Sneaky Strokes and Good Dogs
Whenever something happens in class that works out well, that inspires you, that helps in studying, whatever, take a few minutes to send us an e-mail. We'll post it where all of us can learn from it, including other teachers.
Include:
- A sentence or two about what you want to share with us.
- The name of the teacher whose class you were in.
- The name of the class.
- The name of the school. We're not picky. We'll honor teachers in any school, any level. This might be a good idea to help young children learn to say "thank you" and encourage meaningful practice in all our schools. We could even start with pre-school. This is a skill needed in answerability. To discover that what you think matters is to end silencing. Even home schooling. You can send photos or drawings, too.
- See the first entries at Sneaky Strokes and Good Dogs
You can also send an email to the Who to Take Site: