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Special Issue - An Ethnography of Happpiness by Saddleback Community College Students

Instructor for the Spring 2001 class "Psychology of Adjustment" at
Saddleback Community College, Irvine, California, is Professor Kathleen Hodge.

Bea McArthur - Interview Katie Hawks Bea McArthur was born on December 16, 1929. She is a proud mother of five children, and is also a proud grandmother. She says that her greatest love, after her family, is teaching. Bea is a retired school teacher and she currently works informally at a local museum. She says that religion plays a big part in her life, and she describes herself as a real church goer. She is continually trying to develop new skills with all the wonderful things that are out there to learn. full text		Editor's Note: Phil Brocato

		Student Essay: Katie Ruppe
		Student Essay: Jeff Fischer
Beverly Smith - Interview Kristan Peviani Beverly Smith is currently 70 years old. She was raised in Fullerton and was part of a family of five children. Her mother influenced her life greatly. Beverly grew up quickly as a result of her mother's death when she was only 11 years old. Her mother was well honored by many. Beverly is actively involved in her religion, and enjoys exercising, and listening to music. Her definition of happiness is "where your heart is involved, it is a focus outside of yourself." full text		Student Essay: Lisa Hayes
		Student Essay: Brandon Gingrich
		Student Essay: Katie Ruppe
David Redding - Interview Eric George David Redding was born on June 20, 1919, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from UCLA, and his Ph.D. from Columbia University. He has three sons who live in Northern California. David began his career as a researcher, and then became an accountant, working to help less developed countries. Eric interviews David about happiness, childhood, interelationships and his philosophy on life. full text		Student Essay: Mike Ochi
		Student Essay: Kritina Price
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