The first is imperative and the second is disastrous. The Socio-Path has received news hot off the wires that should interest anyone thinking of pursuing a Ph.D. degree in sociology or public policy. Both of these joint doctoral programs combine the disciplinary depth of a Ph.D. in political science or sociology with a multidisciplinary program of study in social policy. Among the program's faculty are some of the leading sociologists of this generation, including Lawrence Bobo, Orlando Patterson, Aage Sorensen, Christopher Jencks, William Julius Wilson, and Theda Skocpol. The application deadline for fall 2000 is January 3, 2000.
Students are eligible for five years of tuition and stipend support.
Rice students have a good national reputation among grad schools. We urge interested students to consider applying. Teddy Kapur, now in New York, was actually the first to get it, so we'll spring for a meal for him, too, when he's next in town. Students who can solve this should be able to do quite well on that part of the GRE, which will get them into all the good sociology graduate programs. BTW, McKeever sent the correct solution.