None located at this time.
Greene, Robert W. and Shepard, Jon M. Sociology and
You Glencoe/McGraw-Hill (2003) 601 pp.
Mr. Kirk's two Sociology classes feature some of the top students at CHS. There was much excellent work completed during the Fall/Winter term of 2006. The classes worked very diligently. As a result, all chapters of the textbook were covered in record time.
Supplemental Text
Angeloni, Elvio (ed.) Anthropology McGraw Hill (2006)
237 pp.
Week 1 An Invitation to Sociology
Week 2 Sociologists Doing Research
Week 3 Culture
Week 4 Socialization
Week 5 Social Structure and Society
Week 6 Groups and Formal Organizations
Week 7 Deviance and Social Control
Week 8 Social Stratification
Week 9 Inequalities of Race and Ethnicity
Week 10 Inequalities of Gender and Age
Week 11 The Family
Week 12 Education
Week 13 Political and Economic Institutions
Week 14 Religion
Week 15 Sport
Week 16 Population and Urbanization
Week 17 Social Change and Collective Behavior
Jill Lansden 2006-07
Hannah Adkins 2007-08
The winning exhibit for the CHS Social Studies Fair in sociology was "Hunting: How It Has Changed Over the Years" by Sam Bryant and Gregory Spry. The fair was held on Monday, March 19, 2007.
A Woman's Curse
Adding a Co-Wife
Advice on Marriage
Appalachian Language
Arranging a Marriage in India
Baseball Magic
Body Art as Visual Language
Herbert Spencer: Social Darwinism
Heredity and Social Problems (excerpts)
Horace Mann: Father of Public Education
How Many Fathers Are Best for a Child?
Is Hysteria Real?
Lucy Stone on Marriage
Medical Ethics: Do You Want to Live 100 Years?
On Southern and Northern Women
Post-Nuclear War Survival
Secrets of Haiti's Living Dead
Social Darwinism (various readings)
The Berdache Tradition
The Model Minority
The Symbol: The Origin & Basis of Human Behavior
Victorian Era Readings
What Social Classes Owe Each Other
When Brothers Share a Wife
Where Fat is a Mark of Beauty
Who Needs Love?