The behavior of some people meant that other individuals stayed away from the Hill and the Mall-with implications for the public nature of those spaces. These questions are at the heart of the debate over citizenship, public space, and democracy. They combine with other research to highlight the ways in which the possibilities to act as citizens are changing in light of contemporary political and economic trends. By federal law, all faculty, staff, and student research that involves any contact with human subjects requires some level of prior review and approval. September 7 October 1 November 1 December 3 Contact Sheryl Jensen in the Graduate School at 2-7099 for more information on regular, expedited, and exempt review and to obtain appropriate forms.
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