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California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) Jan. 12, 2004

ANTH 120: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Prof.: Eugene Ruyle)

Lecture bias: Objectionable   Discussion bias: N/A   Readings bias: Objectionable   Required? Met GE Req.

Arizona State University West Jan. 12, 2004

HIS 355: Europe and the World I (Prof.: Ime Ukpanah)

Lecture bias: Excessive   Discussion bias: Objectionable   Readings bias: Objectionable   Required? Major/Minor

Pennsylvania State University Jan. 9, 2004

Other University or Dept.-Sponsored Bias

Bias: Excessive   Required: Not Sure or N/A

Arizona State University West Jan. 9, 2004

AMS 330: Introduction to American Lives (Prof.: Gloria Cuadraz)

Lecture bias: Excessive   Discussion bias: Excessive   Readings bias: Excessive   Required? Major/Minor

Radford University Jan. 9, 2004

Other University or Dept.-Sponsored Bias

Bias: Excessive   Required: Yes

San Diego State University (SDSU) Jan. 7, 2004

HIST 110: American History Since the Civil War (Prof.: Dr. Chiou-ling Yeh)

Lecture bias: Objectionable   Discussion bias: Noticeable   Readings bias: Excessive   Required? Met GE Req.

Iowa State University Jan. 7, 2004

Psych 280: Social Psychology (Prof.: Stephanie Madon/Gary Wells)

Lecture bias: None   Discussion bias: None   Readings bias: Objectionable   Required? No

California State University, Fresno Jan. 3, 2004

WS 135: Women in Other Cultures (Prof.: Janet Slagter)

Lecture bias: Excessive   Discussion bias: Excessive   Readings bias: Excessive   Required? Met GE Req.

Cleveland State University Dec. 5, 2003

EDB 609: Comparative & International Education (Prof.: Dr. Sanza Clark)

Lecture bias: Excessive   Discussion bias: Objectionable   Readings bias: Excessive   Required? Major/Minor

University of Washington (UW) Dec. 3, 2003

PSYCH 480: Ideas of Human Nature (Prof.: David P. Barash)

Lecture bias: Objectionable   Discussion bias: Excessive   Readings bias: None   Required? Major/Minor