Yongho Kim

Year: 2002

  • Integration Paper on Race and Ethnicity

    Introduction to Sociology Professor Sharon Preves Due by December 9th Turned in by December 16th (7 days late) The U.S. banned the discrimination based on race, sex or ethnicity, through the Civil Rights Act, almost 40 years ago in 1964. However, more subtle, permeating forms of racism are prevalent in today’s U.S. society according to […]

  • the meaning of being a full-time student

    I was thinking of how I used time up.. and how much time I had left. See, there’s 24*7=168 hours in the week. 56 sleep21 meals13 church (4 sunday worship +6 friday bible study+ 1.5 mac christian fellas + 1 bible study group)12 class (4 classes)4 talks 1.5 (reading circle) +1 (marx series) + 1 […]

  • Integration Paper on Social Class and Inequality

    Integration Paper on Social Class and Inequality Introduction to Sociology Professor Sharon Preves Due by November 18th, 2002 Turned in by November 25th, 2002 Yong Ho Kim Any large enough society in the world today faces problems of individual and social inequality among its people. In chapter 10 of his book, Newman has addressed this […]

  • refreshed

    Yongho Kim: I drink coffee for strictly caffeine absorption purposes Sung Kyu Lee: i once drank 5 coffees in one sitting and got really sick, diaharrea and everything Yongho Kim: I got diarrea too out of eating two meals of cereals in a row Sung Kyu Lee: ahahaha Yongho Kim: green stuff Sung Kyu Lee: […]

  • Gender – China

    Intro. To talk about current issues of gender inequality in China is to talk about the consequences of a quickly developing socialist society with a patriarchal, agriculturally intensive and confucianist tradition.

  • Critical Book Review of Tracing the Veins

    History of Modern Latin America Profesor Javier Morillo-Alicea November 11th, 2002 Yongho Kim The book Tracing the Veins: Of Copper, Culture, and Community from Butte to Chuquicamata by Janet Finn is a study of two mining societies owned by one company. She intends to break off from the traditional way of viewing local histories as […]