Anne Elizabeth Eller, CC ‘03. Walking on a Tightrope: Black Youth and the Culture of Control.  History: Life and Death in Black America.
Zero-tolerance policies, school policing, and the repression of African-American youth.

Christy Thornton, BC ‘02/SIPA ‘03.Change and Stagnation in World Bank Poverty Programs.  Political Science: Senior thesis.
“Old wine, new bottles” in the Bank’s approach to poverty.

spring 2001

  Michael Lawrence Castleman, SEAS ‘03.   Midterm Individual Assessment.  Computer Science: Software Engineering.
Towards an anarchist model of software engineering.

Charles Alden Homans, CC ‘03.  Draining the Upper World: The Black Mesa Mine and the Navajo Aquifer.  History: Independent research at Biosphere 2.
A brief history of the controversy surrounding the Peabody Coal Company's mining operations at the Navajo and Hopi reservations.

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  Progressive, broadly defined.  Nothing authoritarian, bigoted, or libertine.

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