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No. XII Case Studies – Delinquents

Recently we came upon a small subset of materials in RASRL that is unlike the rest of the student work in the Collection. If these papers are in response to an assignment, it isn’t one we’d come across before. The authors don’t sound like undergraduates, and after reading thousands of papers we know what undergraduate…

October 19, 2015 in Archival Research, Hawaiians, Juvenile Delinquents, Social Sciences.

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