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From: "Charles S. Levy" <clevy@pe.net>
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Subject: Intro Sociology Course
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Hi everyone, I have written once before -- a while back -- and wish to
actually bring up a question on a topic other than tracking.  I am going
to be teaching an introductory sociology course in the fall and would
rather not use the same old tired introductory text (although, if there
were a good one I would).  Does anyone out there have any suggestions
for a course text(s) or other material?  Perhaps any experiences,
pitfalls to avoid, etc., would help me in my preparation for this
course.  Any help would be greatly appreciated -- and a move away from
the topic of tracking might be refreshing.

Thanks,

Charles Levy
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