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University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown (UPJ) Oct. 27, 2005

HIST 0620: US History 1877-Present (Prof.: Dr. Paul Douglas Newman)

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

American University Washington College of Law Sep. 20, 2005

Other University or Dept.-Sponsored Bias

Bias: Excessive   Required: Not Sure or N/A

Florida International University (FIU) May. 27, 2005

POS 4905: Independent Study (Prof.: Jeanne Kates)

Lecture bias: N/A   Discussion bias: Excessive   Readings bias: N/A   Required? No

University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) Apr. 13, 2005

Other University or Dept.-Sponsored Bias

Bias: Excessive   Required: Not Sure or N/A

University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UTK) Feb. 24, 2005

History 261: World Civilization before 1500 (Prof.: Opolot Okia)

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

Case Western Reserve University Feb. 8, 2005

Graduate Student Orientation

Bias: Excessive   Required: Yes

Chapman University College, San Diego Campus Feb. 4, 2005

POSU 110: Introduction to American Politics (Prof.: Leo Lovelace)

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

San Jose State University (SJSU) Jan. 11, 2005

EDSC 172A: Social, Philosophical & Multicultural Foundations of Secondary Education (Prof.: Helen M. Kress)

Lecture bias: Excessive   Discussion bias: Excessive   Readings bias: Excessive   Required? All Students

Caņada College Jan. 5, 2005

History 202: U.S. History 1877 - Present (Prof.: Frank Damon)

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

University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass) Jan. 2, 2005

ANTHRO 106: Anthropology: Culture through Film (Prof.: Krista M. Harper)

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