All the names are up from the fourth week rosters. Please check to see if I misspelled your name, if you have all the courses next to your name for which you registered, and that I included you in learning records. Now, I'm going to start putting up the commentary, which I may or may not be able to get through tonight. Well, guess what? It didn't quite work out that way, did it?

The hardest part about interactive learning is that I can't make it happen alone. Every time I do, I learn something about me, but almost nothing about you. Hot clue, jeanne. Interaction means include the other. But how on earth do I do that with such large classes in a semester where President Bush keeps insisting upon giving a war? Who's got time and energy left to interact?

I had this magical fantasy that you would "get it" in class and just send me these wonderful brief messages to which I could say yes, yes, that's it, and we would all make up one wonderful illicutionary world on the way to public sphere governance. The only other time I ever had a fantasy like that was when the doctors told me I wouuld have scars on my forehead from the halo I had to wear for the C2 fracture of the neck. Scars! Hey, big deal. I was 60. I could handle that. Then they took off the halo, and I discovered I was all bloody and gory where the holes were in my skull and I looked like a truck had run over me. Reality! You gotta love it. It keeps topping every fancy.

So now we go back and try again, hoping this time to have included all of us in the process. The grades dated November 12 or later are ones that result from our discussions of your learning. Sometimes you've talked with me in the office, sometimes in a group that was spilling out into the office. Must remember to complain that we need a bigger office. Sometimes we've walked together across the campus. Sometimes you couldn't be here at all but we came to know each other through our Internet conversations. Sometimes you really wanted advice, from someone who understood and care. Sometimes you were just excited about what you were learning and wanted to share it. Sometimes you were pissed off that I just couldn't keep up with your demands on time. Yeah, well that's life, folks, when you're after something like this. Sometimes you just said thank you.

And if you ever wonder why Pat and I struggle so to go through this process, maybe this message from Irma Peinado on Tuesday, November 12, yeah this morning, will help explain it:

Dear Jeanne,
Thank you for responding and placing my comments and thoughts on your website. It gave me a clear insight on where I should improve. I will link my comments to what I have read. Thank you once again and have a great day, I will because I've been heard!

Your student,
Irma Peinado, formerly De Leon

What wonderful words, "I've been heard." Pat and Susan and I thank you, Irma. It's wonderful when every now and then a student reminds me you of just why you're doing all this work. If there is to be free and just democratic governance in this world, it will be because all our people can say "I've been heard." jeanne

This is further than we've ever gotten with illocutionary discourse. I had lot's of fun, even if it did contribute to wearing me out after that flu. The Chicago meetings are interrupting the process. I'm thinking of you, Will. I know you wanted me to get to your work. And Celestina, who sits over on my right in graduate theory, only Celestina, isn't right, but I always call you that. I can't just go pick out your messages and answer you. My messages aren't stored that way. They will be by next semester, but not yet. I'd love to go faster with this, but it has taken quite a while to figure out a functional format I could dump into a template. I'm tempted to just sit here and do it. But if I don't pack, Chicago's gonna be a little cold.

For now, I'm just going to put up the transaction grades I recorded in my office last week. I probably lost some. Don't panic. Now that I've got the format templated, we should be able to finish up the the whole procedure as soon as we get back. With your help, each of us will be heard this semester. So maybe I won't get it indexed. But, we can't be perfect, now can we?

love and peace, jeanne and Pat

1. Pat Acone: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory; Soc 596 - Practicum in Teaching Sociology - T.A. for Dear Habermas.

   • Good start on putting up liberation theology material. I was delighted to see that Orinda will be working with you on that.
     Do we know what happened to Orinda? September 20, 2002.
   • Also anxious to see what you have planned for the citizen's arrest study.
     Glad you lined Simba up for that. Will talk to you both about it next week. September 20, 2002.
   • Thanks for making sure that I got to the Patrick Graham lecture.

2. Crystal Adams: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law;

   • Comments on ideology and critical race theory. A

3. Mary AkorBeasley: Soc 367 - Soc of Law; Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

   • Mary, I'm glad to have you back, and I've glad to have seen so much of you in my office. But I need some evidence of learning. .

4. Burdel Alcorn: Soc 334 - Women in Society;

   • Nice to have you back, Burdel. September 22, 2002.

5. Rosalind Alexander: Soc 334 - Women in Society;

   • Need to attach a face to the name. September 22, 2002.

6. Rita Anderson: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

   • Good to have you back, Rita. I'd like your help in setting up some special practice modules for those who are interested in corrections work. September 22, 2002.

7. Kesha Andrews: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

   • Need a face to go with the name, Kesha. Be sure to talk to me. September 22, 2002.

8. Holman Arthurs: Soc 367 - Soc of Law; Soc 334 - Women in Society: Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

   • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

   • Soc. 367: Class discussion on abortion, with emphasis on genocidal potential to control of reproduction. Discussed the effect of abortion as contraceptive as dangerous within itself and came to agreement on that with Yvonne. September 20, 2002.

9. Delaine Bagley: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

   • Delaine, good to have you back. Please stop by the office so we can work out a project that will suit your needs. September 22, 2002.

10. Charles Barlow: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Nice to have you back, Charles. Want to go to the ASC meetings in November in Chicago?? September 22, 2002.

11. Margaret Rose Barnaby: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Wonderful portrait of prostitute. I hope you'll include it in our exhibition this semester. September 22, 2002.
    • Nag me to set up plans for our exhibit. I get a little tired and lazy sometimes. Excellent work.

12. Sharon Bass: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice; Soc 595 - Re-Interpreting Theory

    • Glad you were able to make last week's class. Hope the baby is out of the hospital soon. Look forward to your contributions. September 20, 2002.

13. LaTonya Bautista: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

    • Please be sure to stop by the office so we can work out a project that will include your interest in corrections. s this accurate, LaTonya? Are you interested in corrections? September 22, 2002.

14. William Beene: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

    • Yes, William, I have a face for you, and I don't think I'll confuse you with Brian anymore. September 22, 2002.

15. Kimberly Belton-Brown: Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Kimberly, I recall talking with you during the first week or so, but have no recollection of the arrangements we made. September 20, 2002.

16. Derrick Bible: Soc 334 - Sociology of Law; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

    • Derrick, thanks for proving me wrong when I clucked and fussed the other day that you weren't going to show. I'm glad you got here. And I was even happier when I found your e-mail. September 20, 2002.

17. Kasie Boone: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Need to see you. I know it's been hectic, but I need to follow what you're up to. A group again, yes? September 20, 2002.

18. Desiree Boykin: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Sheila? See me. I think I'm cofused with names and faces. September 22, 2002.

19. Dunbar Bradley: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

    • Dunbar, why don't you meet with me and Pat about pulling together some of your thesis work to share with the theory class? Soon! September 22, 2002.

20. Brenda Brandon: Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice; Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

    • Don't have a face in my head yet. Be sure to talk to me. September 20, 2002.

21. Shahidah Britt: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. Be sure t come and tak with me. September 22, 2002.
    • Comments from Recent Lectures: September 25, 2002 On the Cathedral of Angels. Conssider now what the Cardinal might say. Link added September 25, 2002.

22. Brandi Brown: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • I've got a face to go with the name, but don't change the hairdo without warning me. September 22, 2002.

23. Rita Brown: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

    • Checking in - letting me know you're there. This cemented Rita's name and face for me. Good idea. Good questions, Rita, in class. You have a tendency to push me as far as I can handle, like "I think it would be a good thing if we were sure we were all on the same page for class discussion." You bet. And the next two weeks I managed a practice module for all four courses.

      About the painting. I'll have lots more up on how painting relates to such issues as recognition of harm and itimacy and solidarity once the grades are up. Meanwhile, check out: Theory and Life Experiences: Art with Patrick Graham September 20, 2002.

24. Shaheen Brown: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. Remember to talk to me. September 22, 2002.
    • Comments on Recent Lectures: September 25, 2002 Holy Books and the Authority of Religion. Link added Setpember 25, 2002.

25. Kara Cain: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Excellent work so far, Kara. Thank you for notifying me so quickly about Kristin and Holman. September 22, 2002.

26. Carla Calderon: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • I still need a face for the name. September 22, 2002.

27. Gerardo Chavez: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • I need a face for the name. TALK TO ME! September 22, 2002.

28. Janeth Chavez: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • I recall talking with you, but I don't have your face firmly connected to your name yet. Talk to me. September 22, 2002.

29. Billy Childs: Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Billy, delighted you're back. BUT, I haven't seen you in class yet. We've got to stop meeting in the Media Equipment offices. September 20, 2002.

30. Angela Cole: Soc 334- Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • I have another Angela, for whom I do have a face. I need to have a face for you, so I won't confuse you two. September 22, 2002.

31. Marcelyn Coleman: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • I know we've talked, but I still don't have a solid face for the name. Talk to me some more. September 20, 2002.

32. Audra Collier: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Comments on Recent Lectures: September 6, 2002 Your example on embededness is a good one. And this was a good example of a rhetorical question and how I would like you to handle it. What I would like you to do for an A for this submission is end it differently. You may do that orally or in writing. You can even do it in class. Good practice for all of us. September 20, 2002.
    • Civil Discourse and War with Iraq A great way to put illocutionary force in your own words, Audra. Review my comments, and let me know that they make sense to you.
    • Good progress, Audra. Continued work like this will earn an A.
    • Good discussion questions in both 334 and 370 this week, Audra. September 25, 2002.

33. Candis Collins: Soc 334 - Women in Society;

    • Candis, I know you more by location in Woc 334, but I've missed you. Are you OK? And please be sure to talk to me, so I'll still recognize you when you site somewhere else. September 22, 2002.

34. Deidre Collins: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Have your face in my head. Still no fair to give impromptu tests on names. September 20, 2002.

35. Mary Conner: Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice; Soc 595 - ReInterpretation of Theory

    • Mary, we need to talk about how you can combine your efforts in moot court and theory to be most effective for you and for the classes. September 20, 2002.

36. Clarice Cubbage: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

37. Ena Cuevas: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Ena, will you and Olga be working together this semeseter? September 22, 2002.

38. Caren Davis: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

39. Carolyn Davis Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 595 - ReInterpretation of Theory

    • Questions on structural organization. Because the media, politics, corporations are controlled by the economic and power spheres, how do we maintain authenticity? I think the way you put it, Carolyn, was that since our information is all bullshit, and that's OK as long as we know it's bullshit, how do we access real information? First of all, the technical term for what you're asking about is "dominant discourse." This is a good start to asking and delving into the big questions that really concern us.

      Carolyn, try to get back to me on the structural organization. And where's your sister? September 2, 2002.

40. Irma De Leon: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

41. Deedra Decoster: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

    • Delighted that you have shared your material on sororities and hazing with us. Many of us were not acquainted with present day sorority life, and so your information helped us understand the issues. September 22, 2002.

42. Yolanda Delatorre: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a name to go with the face. September 22, 2002.

43. Kimberly Dorn-Williams: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

44. Charity Doronila: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

45. Gloria Dubon-Zavala: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 20, 2002.

46. Marilyn Dwellingham: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

47. Linda Flarisee: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Linda, I remember talking to you on Thursday, I think it was. But I still don't think I've got a face to put to the name. Talk to me. September 22, 2002.

48. Simba Fox: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Simba, I'm delighted that you're going to work on the citizen's arrest project. We'll try to get to it soon. September 22, 2002.

49. Melissa Gallegos: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

50. Carina Garcia: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

51. Jesus Garcia: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

52. Veronica Garfiaz: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

    • I know that we've talked several times, and I've almost got the face. Keep talking to me and reminding me. September 22, 2002.

53. Toni Giuiliano: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 370 - Moot Court

    • Illocutionary force in Thursday's discussion of God
    • Religion as the source of fair distribution of resources Scroll a little further down Toni's comments on September 6 to find this piece.
    • A for a substantial submission. Early September entry.
    • The Marine's piece. Up soon.
    • A for excellent production. Have a face for you in my head. September 22, 2002.

54. Tamu Gilbert: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

55. Jennifer Glass: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Nice to see you smiling out at me. Just remember to talk to me, too. OK? September 22, 2002.

56. Carla Glover: Soc 334- Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Still need a face to go with the name. September 20, 2002.

57. Hilda Gomez: Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Don't have a face for you yet. September 20, 2002.
    • Have a face for you after Wednesday's class. Thank you.

58. Fernando Gomez: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

59. Ninivet Gomez: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

60. Salvador Gomez: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Think I have a face, but need more practice. Be sure to talk to me. September 22, 2002.

61. Saul Gomez: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367- Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Have a face for you. You're in a Group with Shanella Polk? September 20, 2002.

62. Victoria Gory: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face for the name. September 22, 2002.

63. Michael Griffin: Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court

    • Michael, I'm glad you checked in after the first class. Wish I could keep up with you. But I was especially pleased when you said on Wednesday that you came back to school to explores ways of starting over in the interest of social justice. Me, too. That's why the site exists. May we keep each other from despair as we search.

      I look forward to your coming in everyday, just to have some progressive community around. September 20, 2002.

64. Tiffany Griffin Soc 334 - Women in society; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Need a face to go with the name. See me. September 20, 2002.

65. Tammie Haddad: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

66. Patricia Hamilton: Soc. 595 - Reinterpreting Theory

    • Recommended Kathryn Graham's autobiography. I think you might also enjoy Tangled Lives by Lillian Rubin. EArly September entry.
    • Tangled Lives Comment by Pat Hamilton. Summary of readings so far in one of our texts. This is a good idea, so that I can keep track of your reading. Readings and class discussions don't always go hand in hand, so this kind of email helps me understand that you are reading, and helps me have some input into that reading. September 23, 2002.
    • Continued work such as you have done so far will get you an A.

67. Kiana Harrod: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Remember talking with you the other day, but can't place any special arrangements, and am still having trouble placing your face. Talk to me some more.. September 20, 2002.

68. Laura Hart: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Need a face for the name. September 20, 2002.

69. Wyatt Henderson: Soc 334 - 2omen in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Remember your name from the email. But need a face to go with it.September 22, 2002.

70. Bobby Henley: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

71. Marissa Hernandez: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

72. Lashan Hill: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

73. Darlene Hunt: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Have a face to go with the name. Can locate you in class. But would like to know what your primary interests are. Think the only talks we've had have been about the email problem. September 22, 2002.

74. Bridgett Jackson: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • So gald to have you back again, Bridgett. Your class discussions are good - you provoke us to think - and I thought you did very well with Father Nelson and Father Obi. I know you are pressed for time, so write, OK? September 22, 2002.

75. Ricardo Jimenez: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

76. Sabrina Johnson: Soc. 334 - Women in Society

    • Justice as fairness and responsibility for feeding the poor Liked your recognition of the complexity and of the need for illocutionary discourse.
    • I have a face for you at least in some circumstances. I remember you're driving the cart. September 22, 2002.

77. La Veda Jones: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Have a face for you; know where you've been sitting in the TV room. And you've done a good job of contributing to the discussion in class. But I'm not sure where you're sitting in the class on feminism. September 22, 2002.

78. Lashawn Jones: Soc 334 - Women in society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

79. Jacqueline Jones-Lee: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

80. Leslie Keeney: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

81. Berthena Kemp: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

    • You need to see me about the most effective way to present your thesis work to the class. Missed you last week. September 22, 2002.

82. Alan Knox: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Nice to have you back, Alan. Please come up to my office some time so I can go over the new site structure with you. September 22, 2002.

83. Kelle LeDuff: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

    • Have face and name and stories. September 20, 2002.
    • What I Learned from the African Priests Very good example of how to use specific detail, so that I can conclude for myself what you have learned. This is a much more effective way to apprise me of your learning than just telling me that you learned a lot. Then I have to take your word for it. Here you give me details so I can judge for myself. September 23, 2002.
    • Continued work like this should earn you an A.

84. Starlett Lemons: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with such a lovely name. September 22, 2002.

85. Latoya Lewis: Soc. 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 595: ReInterpretation of Theory
    • Good example of embeddedness. Early September entry.
    • On the similarity between "listening in good faith" and "illocutionary performance Very good conceptual connection, Latoya. September 23, 2002.
    • On Marx's debt to Hegel Good comment, Latoya. This is precisely the kind of question that let's me follow your learning. Unfortunately, I didn't know the answer right then. We'll get back to it, as I go into the texts. This would be an example of an A submission, for which I would hope you'd let me know that you had considered my response and the material I linked for you. Very good example of how to draw evidence of learning from a text. September 23, 2002.

86. Heidi Lockwood: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Heidi, I need a face for the name. I almost mixed you up with another Heidi. September 22, 2002.

87. Larisa Machneva: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

88. Marcella Madrigal: Soc 334 - women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

89. Mercedes Mark: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

90. Jennone Marshall: Soc 334 - Sociology of Women; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

    • Good idea to walk across campus with me. I was very much impressed that the theoretical approaches we've been talking about fit your own life experiences, and am delighted to teach the theory that will help you better understand them, and better defend your authentic subjectivity. September 22, 2002.

91. Jennifer Maskevich: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

92. Teresa Mason: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

    • Glad to have you back. We'll be arranging speakers. You may want to help. September 22, 2002.

93. Timothy McCaskill: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

94. Shawn McClellan: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

95. Amy McCoy: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

96. Julie McFarland: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

    • Julie, I think I have a face for you, but talk to me so I'm sure I'm not confusing you with someone else. September 22, 2002.

97. Tania Medina: Soc 334 - Women in Society

    • Tania, I have a face for one Tania, but unless you were in ReInterpreting theory one night, I think I may be confusing you with someone else. Talk to me. September 22, 2002.

98. Tatiana Melendez: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Looking forward to seeing you. Soon! September 20, 2002.

99. KaKisha Miller: Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

    • Glad to have you back. Be sure to check in with me. September 20, 2002.

100. Emily Monge: Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 20, 2002.

101. Kelvin Moody: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

102. Deborah Moore: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

     • September 22, 2002.

103. Brian Morris: Soc. 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 595- ReInterpreting Theory

     • "The things we're learning, they can be applied in our everyday lives." YES !!!! Good for you, Brian. - A for that insight.
     • The problem with just telling me that you understand. Give me a quick definition in your own words. Then I can tell if you've missed a piece or are right on track. Brian, look at James Neal's definition of social justice. One line. But it tells me that he's got the right idea. Early September entry.
     • Brian, since you're in several classes, I'd appreciate if you'd come talk to me about coordinating your work into a project. It would be good experience for you. September 22, 2002.

104. Rose Munoz: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • I need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

105. Sandra Munoz: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

106. Allyson Murrey: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

107. Beverly Myers: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

     • September 22, 2002.

108. Ruby Naba: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

109. Brenda Narvaez: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

110. James Neal, Jr.: Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc. 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice
     • Defining social justice. A for doing a good job of putting it in your own words. Early September.
     • Wonderful job of attendance and disciplined concentration in class. And careful and thorough job with letting me know what you are learning. September 20, 2002.
     • How wonderful that you helped Anthony access the site. And now h'es sending me email. You are a wonderful person. September 23, 2002.

111. Robert Nelson: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

     • Your emails are coming regularly. Good work, Bobby. But you still have that ney instead of net at the end of your email address. Do fix it. September 22, 2002.
     • I am tring to fit social justice into this article. Simple, straight-forward, and exactly the right thing to do, Bobby. September 23, 2002.
     • Good work, Bobby. You're showing consistency and steady learning. Keep that up for an A.

112. Yvonne Nettles: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Strong participation in class, indicative of leadership. Thank you for organizing the collection for Holman. I'd like you to talk to me about using some of those qualities you've displayed so well to do a project that you would be able to list on your resume. September 22, 2002.

113. Martha Ocegueda: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

     • Need to connect the face and name. I think I have one, but wouldn't want to confuse you with someone else. September 22, 2002.

114. Elba Olmeda: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Wecome back, Elba. Nice to have you again. September 22, 2002.

115. Celestine Pearman: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

     • Good class participation, Celestine. September 22, 2002.

116. KaShawndra Penn: Soc 367 - Sociology of Law

     • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

     • critical race theory and structural violence comments. A for good early start.

117. Gina Peraza: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

118. Monica Perez: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

119. Janice Phyffier: Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 20, 2002.

120. Marcus Pitts Soc 334 - Women and Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law

     • Really pleased to see you taking special initiative. I remember during Agencies that if I asked for one thing you learned from the Priests you would have just given it to me. This semester you asked if something else you chose to do would be an adequate substitute. Good for you. And, yes, of course. One always learns better when one is allowed to work with what one is interested in.

121. Tanya Pitts: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

122. Shanell Polk: Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • Good that you formed a small group. And I'm pleased to see your face so often. Say hello for me to your Aunt Brenda. September 20, 2002.

123. Regina Price: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

124. Brandi Quiette: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • I have a face for you this semester! Yeah, team. I even have a hairdo for you. Now don't you dare change it, or I'll get lost all over again. And Brandi, good class participation. September 20, 2002.
     • Comments on Recent Lectures: September 6, 2002. I'm glad that you just chose something and got it in to me. As I indicated on the comment, please talk to me, so that I see that you've understood my elaboration. Good job.
     • Is internal satisfaction with one's values and achievements a valid counter to external denial of reward for achievement?"Good question, Brandi. But you took it only about half as far as I'd like you to. Look at my comments, and consider whether your internal satisfaction turns the situation into a fair and just situation. You can either talk to me or write, if you'd like an A on the submission. September 23, 2002.

125. Kimberly Radford: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Know your name from your email, but still need a face to go with the name. I also have more than one Kimberly, so I'll need to practice your last name, too. September 22, 2002.
     • Collaborative Work in Recognizing Harm and in transforming the discourse. Very nice piece, Kimberly. For an A, I'd like you to link the non-judgmental stance you take back to Maria Pia Lara's recognition of harm. You could do this in just a few minutes orally, if you'll just catch me before or after class, or in my office, and then email me a very brief reminder of our talk. And I would like to plan for the class to hear more about Bolivia. jeanne. September 22, 2002.

126. Kristina Ramirez: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

127. Francisco Reynoso: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.
     • On internal hell and how to do a better job of letting me know what you've learned. By Francisco Reynoso. And Francisco, who do you think is going to hell, and why? Not rhetorical. I'd really like to know. This is a good start to reporting your learning. You can talk to me about what I've asked you for; or you can write.

128. Sherrie Richardson: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • Now, I know this is going to get me in trouble, BUT: I've got a face for Sherrie, but I don't know if it's Sherrie Richardson. Help! September 20, 2002.
     • All that haranguing paid off. I recognized your last name. Good that you made me learn it. Setpember 22, 2002.

129. Heidi Rickman: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Nice to have you back, Heidi. September 22, 2002.

130. Charlie Robinson: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face for the name. September 22, 2002.

131. Jerone Robinson: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face for the name. And is Jerone spelled right? September 22, 2002.

132. Nancy Romero:- Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law -

     • Office time - on discussion about discovering authentic identity. What do you do when you know someone you're trying to help is alienating others and contributing to their own misery? Nancy, how about we put up a paragraph on this issue for an A?. Early September entry.

133. Petra Ruiz: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

     • Nice to have you back, Petra. Remember to come in to see me. September 22, 2002.

134. Sonia Sanchez: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • Have a face for you Sonia. But you might have to remind me again, if you change seats. September 20, 2002.

135. Veronica Sanders: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face for the name. I had a Veronica a semester ago, but I don't recall the last name. Sorry. September 22, 2002.

136. Susan Schmied: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

137. Kevin Scott: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • Kevin, I know you see Pat most often. But you really do have to talk with me, too. September 20, 2002.

138. Denise Scurlock: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

     • So nice to have you back, but you must stay in touch. I know the classes are large, but you need to be sure to check in with me frequently. September 20, 2002.

139. Kimyatta Sherman: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • Kimyatta, I remember speaking with you in the first week or so. Please get back to me soon. September 20, 2002.

140. Anitra Shields: SSoc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

141. Damyron Shorts: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

142. Agnes Simpkins: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Glad to have you back, Agnes. We'll start the workshops soon. September 22, 2002.

143. Deborah Smith: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

144. Kamber Smith: oc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

145. Samantha Smith: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • Samantha, I know you're good at staying in touch, and I know I see you frequently. But in such large classes, I need you to be sure I have a record of your learning. September 20, 2002.

146. Anthony Snoddy: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Good that you spoke out in class about your confusion in working with the site. It would be good to get back to me to let me know that you have learned to use it. September 22, 2002.

147. Angela Splane: oc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

     • For you and Kelle I not only have faces, but lots of stories. I know what you're both learning. Just carry on for an A. September 20, 2002.

148. Tammy Starnes: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

     • Need a face to go with the name. And I have more than one Tammy, so be sure to make me learn the last name, too. September 22, 2002.

149. Jennifer Taft: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. And I have several Jennifers, so be sure I learn the last name, too. September 22, 2002.

150. Tashanda Taylor: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

151. Sarah Thurman: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

152. Arturo Trujillo: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

153. Natashia Turner: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

154. Amanda Unverzagt: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • REcognize your name from email, but still need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

155. Sonia Valiente: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face for the name, and I have more than one Sonia, so be sure I catch your last name, too. September 22, 2002.

156. Olga Vasquez: Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

     • Olga, delighted to have you back. I appreciate the attentiveness with which you follow our discussions. I wish you'd speak more. Or maybe email me or visit us in the offices. September 22, 2002.

157. Denisa Vokoun: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • A transaction - oral - jeanne's office - Nov. 7. - please send e-mail on topic.

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

158. Marsha Walker:- Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Zora Neale Hurston and the importance of one's own language and history.
     • How Maria Pia Lara uses "reconstructed" Scroll a little further down the same file on the comments for September 6, and you'll find this section. A for a substantial submission. Early September entry.
     • Explanation of deconstruction and reconstruction, as used in Maria Pia Lara's work. Link added September 23, 2002.
     • Explanation of postmodernism Link added September 23, 2002.

159. Stephanie Ward: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

160. Aisha Welch: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • I remember speaking with you and repeating your name, but I'm not clear on what it is you're offering me as evidence of your learning. September 20, 2002.

161. Marlene Whitaker: - Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 Sociology of Law; Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice; Soc 595 - ReInterpreting Theory

     • Soc 334 - A on recognition that others are essential to community; Early September entry.
     • Soc 367 A on example of letting go, which is conceptually linked to trying to help others. Early September entry
     • Comments on "knowingness" We'll address this issue of knowingness often. Early September entry.
     • Thanks for stopping by the office to tell me you'd be gone for a day or so. Early September entry.

162. Eshawn Williams: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

163. Shantise Williams: Soc 334 - Women in Society

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

164. Kim Williams: Soc 370 - Moot Court and Social Justice

     • Kim, I'm pretty sure I have a face for you, but I'm confusing you with Kim Sherman. Please check with me. September 20, 2002.

165. Vince Wilson: Soc 334 - Women in Society; Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

166. Donna Woods: Soc 334 - Women in Society;

     • Donna, I bought stuff at the Santa Barbara museum for Day of the Dead. Could you meet with me so we could plan it in time to let everyone take part? September 22, 2002.
     • Powerfully Imaginative Speech and Evidence of Learning It Beautifully done, Donna. A for the submissiion. September 22, 2002.
     • On our recourse to dominant discourse and the difficulty we seem to have in hearing ourselves respond through the normative patterns.

167. Sokha Yan: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.

168. Zelfizan Zainoor: Soc 367 - Soc of Law

     • Need a face to go with the name. September 22, 2002.