Yongho Kim

Month: February 2005

  • notes, progressive mac student-alumn network

    sunday feb 27, 10:45am-12:00pm present: josh jorgensen, david boehnke, michael barnes, molly bowen, trudy rebert, ryan from MAPA (he takes spanish classes at the RCTA?), another guy from AFSCME, daniel schwartzman, elana wolowitz, me, a few others discussed several ongoing campaigns (need-blind, center for global citizenship, institutioanl responsibility, etc) okay, someone said “the diversity center”. […]

  • K that group shouldn’t have left Y but…

    K: that group shouldn’t have left Y: but if they want to split apart, that should be fine! K: the two groups didn’t talk to each other, there was no communication! Y: that’s a problem but still, if they want to split, that should be fine! after the meeting Y: you know why the dems […]

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  • Polio Resurgence, Control in Saudi Arabia and Surrounding Areas.

    Medical Anthropology Short paper on current issues in infectious diseases February 25, 2005 Yongho Kim Poliomyelitis, called “polio” for short, is a viral infectious disease affecting mostly young children between the age of 3 to 5 years. It is caused by the poliovirus, with three recognized strains – non-paralytic, spinal paralytic, and bulbar – and […]

  • notes, senior seminar. theories and variables

    theories in our anthropological paper is a way to explain something. the variable is the thing to be explained. paper 1 building of dams affects women’s livelihoods in a particular river valley in Senegal. variable is the dam and new irrigation methods, which is to be explained, and the result of the dam being there […]

  • Anthropology Senior Seminar Yongho Kim February 24 2005…

    Anthropology Senior Seminar Yongho Kim February 24, 2005 Assignment: One-page summary of the theory of your research paper. Does it belong to a particular type? Is it informed by particular types? If it cuts across theoretical lines, which theories does it cut across? My research paper argues that social relationships among the GW riders is […]