hypertext academic projects at kenyon

class projects		Aspects et Images des Femmes Francophones French 92, Professor Anna Roberts	Blood, Gender and Power in Christianity and Judaism Religion 91and 491, Professor Mary Suydam
		Blood, Power, and Gender in Western Cultures Women's Studies 36, Professor Mary Suydam	Can the Earth Afford to Feed You? Environmental Studies 61, Professor Scott Siddall
		Family Farm Project Sociology 67-68, Professor Howard Sacks	Family Farm Project Farm School Sociology 67-68, Professor Howard Sacks
		Fly Away: The Great Migration - The Movement of African Americans from the Mississippi Delta to Chicago. History 71.03, Professors Will Scott and Peter Rutkoff	Homophobia in Our Schools: Growing Through Education Women's Studies 21, Professor Laurie Finke
		Introduction to Japanese Culture Japanese 28, Professor Hideo Tomita	Japanese Class Projects JPN111, JPN213, JPN321 Professor Hideo Tomita
		The Kenyon Women's Oral History Project Women's Studies 81, Professors Laurie Finke and Mary Suydam	Language Learning and Technology MLL 351, Professor Hideo Tomita
		Large Dams in the Western U.S. Environmental Studies 61, Professor Scott Siddall	Living Together: An Exploration of Rural Diversity in Knox County, Ohio. Sociology 67, Professor Howard Sacks
		Marginality and Community in Medieval Europe History 84, Professor Mary Suydam	North By South: Charleston to Harlem, The Great Migrations History 71.03, Professors Will Scott and Peter Rutkoff
		Studio 81B Virtual Gallery Art 81B, Professor Martin Garhart	Teaching and Learning Chinese Professor Jianhua Bai
		Travel and Writing - The Kenyon/Exeter Program 2000-2001 The Kenyon/Exeter Program, Kim McMullen Director
student projects		Mbira: Constraint and Mobility in Shona Society	A Philosophical Overview of Permaculture
		The Public Monument in North America: Memory and Memorials
		The Rise of Pop Art	The Road to Uniformity: A Study of the Relationship between Beat Poetry & The Interstate Highway System
		Robert Penn Warren	The Sixties, Chicago, and the AACM
		ThisIsMyHouse
		Zora Neale Hurston
faculty projects		Gallery of Virtual Sculpture and Photography	Learning About Assessment: A Case Study of a Multimedia Language Program