New for Sociology and Anthropology

On Monday 28 July, the Washington and Lee University is going to unveil a new version of its Web site, which you can preview at this temporary URL.

Changes from the current site to the new one are not drastic or fundamental, but more cosmetic and organizational.
Lots of pages will have URL's different from their current ones, but we think (fingers crossed) that automatic forwarding will take of most of those issues.

If you notice any problems with the new site -- links not working, etc. -- please feel free to let me know.
We realize that this change likely will require quite a bit of trouble-shooting and tinkering over the next few weeks, but we have a goal of getting the site cleaned up by the time the students begin returning next month.

We also know that this change is likely to cause you and your students some inconvenience at some point and we apologize for that. If that happens, please just let us know how we can help.

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Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life.
Available online.
"Based on interviews conducted in English and Spanish with a nationally representative sample of more than 35,000 adults... Explores the social and political attitudes of religious groups, including members of many small religious traditions -- such as Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, atheists and agnostics -- not typically analyzed in public opinion surveys."
Links will be maintained in several locations in our Web site, including here.

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U.S. National Park Service.
Available online.
"Covers all aspects of caring for archeological collections -- the activities dealing with all kinds of archeological collections (i.e., objects, records, reports, and digital data) in all kinds of places (i.e., the field, the archeologist's office, the lab, and the repository."
Links will be maintained in several locations in our Web site, including here.

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