Lori K. Klein
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Department of History and Social Sciences
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Department of History and Social Sciences
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Debt Clock Web Pages for Each of My Courses NEW: Testing Center Scheduling Directions and Policies How to do Footnotes Congressional Glossary and Arkansas Government Links
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STATE AND LOCAL: Here's the decision for our case. 1) Scripture of the week: What does the Lord require of us? 2) The Supremes: http://www.supremecourtus.gov/about/about.html *Possibly the best one yet: http://baseball.oyez.org/ruready.html (Supreme Court Baseball!) An interesting article on the size of the SCOTUS docket. Here's a nice link to sections of Justice Harlan's dissenting opinion in Plessy. Here's a timely article by Justice Clarence Thomas. "It so happens that everything that is stupid is not unconstitutional." Justice Antonin Scalia We have much to be grateful for and much to learn. See you soon. LKK Here are the required texts for my courses.
American National Government students (POLS 205): The Spring 2010 syllabus is online. The Spring 2010 week by week schedule is also available. State and Local students (POLS 353): Here is your syllabus. Here is your schedule. Public Policy students (POLS 306): Here is your syllabus. Here is your schedule. Public Administration students (POLS 304): Here is the Fall 2009 syllabus. Here is the Fall 2009 schedule. We will be using the 9th (a new) edition of Wasserman for the Fall of 2009. The Library of Congress' Thomas (Congressional Info) - excellent link Make-up tests will be given in my choice of essay or original format. Make-up tests are only available for excused absences. This page was last updated on 03/01/10.
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