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From: "Giselle L. White" <SnowWhite@compuserve.com>
Subject: Robocop: Sociology through Film
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There is a least a Robocop trilogy.  I have used two of the three to teac=
h
principles in =

American Police System and Admnistration of Law Enforcement.  I teach
criminal justice
courses and have used various films to illustrate points.  Each time you
see it, =

there is something else that is revealed.  I am considering teaching a
Sociology
class for Criminal Justice students.  Your ideas will be helpful. Thanks.=

Giselle.