Work Ahead:

• Pass? or Prepared?s by Topic
  Material for Fall 2000.

Theory:

• Theory Resource Page
• Gordon Fellman's Rambo and the Dalai Lama
  Text for Distributive Justice and for Love and Peace and for Theory.
  • Introduction to Fellman's Text
  • Tolerance of Ambiguity in Fellman's Paradigms
  • Empathy in Fellman's Paradigms and "In Good Faith"
• Ownership Patterns -- Steps Toward a Conscious Capitalism by Jeff Gates
• How Race Is Lived in America
  You need to register, but it's free. Pass? or Prepared? up soon. jeanne, July 13, 2000.
• New Book on Community Violence in Medieval Times
• New Articles on Higher Education and Critical Thinking
• Teaching Non-Western Aesthetics, Teaching Popular Art
• Social Construction Resources Page
• Alphabetical List by Topics of Resource Pages

Stories:

• On the Fourth of July!
• Victories without Violence

Process Texts:

• Lilith and Criminal Justice

  Field Trips:

  • Steve Schalchlin, who wrote and performed The Last Session, will be blaying at the Blue Sphere Alliance in Hollywood, on July 23, and on August 27. Tickets $12. If you'd like to join us, e-mail in for a field trip!

  • Field Trip to an Exhibit of Childhood Revealed Art: Expressing Pain, Discovery, and Home
    An art exhibit by children undergoing difficulties.
    7525 Beverly Blvd., through July 30 (323) 932-6070
    Susan Young sent in the information. If some of us would like to go, we'll need to plan.

  • Field Trip to the Gene Autry Museum
    On Gold Mountain, "The Story of Chinese Americans in the West,"
    opens at the Autry on July 23. Time to start planning our Field Trip.
    What day would be best?
    Link to the Museum, then to What's Going On?, then scroll down to July 23 where you can link onto On Gold Mountain.

  • And another play: "The Last Outpost,"
    On race relations from the perspective of the 1992 rebellion.  The play is set in a bar in central Los Angeles, and will be given at
    Los Angeles Theater Center (LATC)
    in the Bradley Auditorium
    514 S. Spring Street
    (Between 5th & 6th) in downtown L.A.
    The cost is $12.00 regular price and $10.00 for students and seniors.
    Performances are on Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.
    and a Sunday matinee at 3:00
    and it features the Watts Theater group. Again, time to make plans.
    Plays through July 30, 2000.

  Pass or Prepared?:

  Not finished means there are some materials, questions, and answers up, but I don't have all the formatting done. But you can use them to work ahead for Fall. I'm trying, honest. jeanne

  • On Taskbar Basics
  • On Lilith the "Bad" Girl
  • On Victory without Violence
    not finished
  • On Basquiat's Arroz con Pollo
    not finished
  • On Keith Haring's Love
    not finished
  • On Asking to Reconsider
    not finished

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    Reference Numbers:
    Soc. 395-03: 42856 - Love and Peace
    Soc.395-04: 42857 - Distributive Justice (undergraduate)
    

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