Biernatzki's paper "The Application of Functional Theory in Field Work" was written for Spitzer's graduate reading course Anthropology 298.

Brancick's paper "Evolution and Religion: Friends or Foes" was written for one of Spitzer's classes. Because the paper is graded, access to it is restricted.

The paper "Totemism" was produced for Spitzer's Anthropology 110, Social Anthropology, by M. Vivian Brand, P. H. J. C.

Briggs's report "Applied Sociology" was written for a seminar on European

theorists.

William M. Dolan, S. J. produced this report on American theorists of

sociology.

Hogan's "Summary of Contributions to Seminar on 'American Social Theorists' "

focuses on the sociology of industrial relations.

The title of the thesis outline submitted by Patrick H. McNamara, S. J. is "Some Effects of Urbanization upon Newly Immigrated Mexican Families in the Los Angeles, California Metropolitan Area."

This lengthy summary of Cora Du Bois's "The People of Alor" was produced for a class in Cultural Anthropology.

Sister Mary William Kelley, IHM, wrote "The Use of Projective Techniques as an Anthropological Tool" for Sc 289.