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Community Planning and Visioning
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Energy Conservation
Environment
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Healthcare
Job Creation
Local Economy Development
Obesity
Renewable Energy Supply
Sexuality
Substance Abuse
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Mind games around food
How we can more effectively love on our hospitalized friends, and save money
The Cost of Morality and Mortality
Putting A Stop To More Crime
Waste Not - Make Electricity Instead
Smart Local Investors Do Well and Do Good
Retirement No Longer Equals Old Age
Denying The Need for Change
Putting a Cap (and Trade) on Emissions
Broken Brains Can Have a Brighter Future
Asleep at the national safety switch
Growing Neighborhoods one meal at a time
Banking on a positive future
Having the courage to make hard choices
Passing the torch – how to hand off responsibility to younger civic leaders
Creative ways of managing sick kids saves lives and money
America scores 2nd in the world for reading, yet 1 in 5 cannot read!
Where There is a Will, There is a way
Local Leadership Can Fuel Change
The bright future found in growing our own fuel
Finger licking good ideas fuel our future
The coming impact of computers on public health
An alternative way to get fruits veggies
Competition Causes Conservation
When A Headache Is A Good Thing
Putting light on a taboo subject
Aquaculture can cure our economic ills
Creating jobs Without Using Money
Local actions can shift obesity trends
Community efforts relieve 'food insecurity'
A fresh look at how to meet society’s future electrical needs
Citizens make a difference in fight against child abuse
New breed of first responder helps solve America's healthcare crisis
Food as medicine fights rising problem
Be thankful - you will live a longer, happier life!
A brighter beginning for At Risk kids
Make the most of fresh food to fight obesity
An epidemic of brain damage
Energy debates confuse Price with Cost
Is the Sustainability Movement political hype?
The Optimistic Futurist frets about invisible threats
Autism rates show need for study, support
Thinking electric thoughts
I can't see the future for the smoke
Hunger amidst plenty: Salvaging Food
Local Investors Can Lower Taxpayer Costs While Creating Jobs
Making America safer, salvaging lives, and lowering taxes via inmate education
Fruits and Veggies in vending machines tackle childhood obesity
Magic machine lowers energy costs, store prices, rents, and pollution
Using simple technology to help sick kids, lower taxpayer costs
Micro Lending for Macro Jobs
New form of housing for single parent students
School salad bars fight obesity, help farmers
Stop passing gas about importing oil
Creating local “gift cards” boosts local business, employment
Maine farm yields $80,000 per acre, produces food 12 months a year
How Do We Measure Progress In America?
Local Investors Can Lower Taxpayer Costs While Creating Jobs
Seeds of Change
Energy debates confuse price with true costs
Reducing School Absence By Washing Hands
Putting light on a taboo subject - SAD
Poverty Reduction Through Sex Education
Population Growth and Local Meat Supply
Avoiding Electronic Poison
Soap, water work wonders in schools
Brighter days ahead for U.S. energy supplies
Different way to count calories
Unseen threats can impact public health
Emergency aid for health-care costs
Giving thanks shouldn't be a one-day thing
School salad bars fight obesity, help farmers
Unique program helps break cycle of poverty
'Magic machine' has many benefits
Micro lending for macro jobs
We hold keys to reducing oil imports
Inmate education cuts crime, prison costs
Use vending machines to battle obesity
Surplus food helps feed those in need
The possibilities of telemedicine
How do we measure 'progress'?
Serving Local Fruits and Veggies in Schools Improves Student Behavior
Year-round harvests yield local benefits
Local gifts card boost economy, jobs
Investing in energy savings
Virtual co-op links farmers, restaurants
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The course Sociology of Human Sexuality taught by Professors John and Janice Baldwin is one of the longest running and most popular courses at the college.  The course has a website of supporting materials  found at www.SexInfoOnLine.Com.

 

The course, its faculty, and supporting materials have been the subject of media attention.  For a recent sample of that see Sex as a Matter of Course in the Los Angeles Times August 1 2009 located at:

http://www.latimes.com/news/la-me-sexclass1-2009aug01,0,1937150.story?track=ntothtml

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