1	Kenna Quinet Wants to Know Where the Bodies Are Buried Whether the subject is murder or mayhem, this SPEA ciminal justice professor finds real life far more interesting . . . and horrifying . . . than crime fiction. .HTML || .PDF
2	Robert Brown Questions Authority Writing traffic tickets is the most common law enforcement action police take. Yet, as an excercise of police power, it's a behavior that's rarely studied . . . Brown looks for answers at the source. .HTML || .PDF
3	Prevent Crime and Punish Smarter Crystal Garcia studies why more girls are getting into trouble and whether capital sentencing is being applied fairly. Why prevention, not punishment, needs to be promoted. .HTML || .PDF
4	Sam Nunn Tracks Tech Nunn explores how law enforcement uses technology today. .HTML || .PDF
5	Just Curious – Q & A Taking Liberties—Sheila Kennedy assesses the future of American civil liberties post 9/11. .HTML || .PDF
6	Cream of the Crop — Student Stories Kristina Patterson: "I went straight to SPEA and it has truly changed my life." .HTML || .PDF
7	Picture This: Photo Essay Vicky Meretsky takes a sabbatical and discovers why there are "Hard Choices in Central Asia." .HTML || .PDF1 || .PDF2
8	A Spy at SPEA Gene Coyle tells all—within limits. .HTML || .PDF
9	Playing with Bugs Marc Lame builds a better mousetrap. .HTML || .PDF
10	Bravo, Doug Booher! Doug Booher's performance at the IU Auditorium gets rave reviews. .HTML || .PDF
11	Online Faculty adventures in cyberspace. .HTML || .PDF
12	In the Money A sampling of current research, the SPEA faculty who are doing it, and the grants that help make it possible. .HTML || .PDF
13	In the Lab: Projects and People Flynn Picardal discovers the gentler side of heavy metal. .HTML || .PDF
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