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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a general comment on anthropology programs, those at colleges with distinct anthropology departnents tend to be stronger than those at colleges at which anthropology and sociology form a single department.

Personally, I'd include Haverford and Hamilton in this appealing mix.

For clarity, note that anthropology is a social science.[/quote]
I didn't include Haverford and Hamilton, so I don't know why you brought them up. All of these schools have distinct anthropology departments, so it sounds like you just wanted to promote these two random schools, which isn't helpful.[/quote]
There's more to anthropology than what was written above. For example, anthropology is a discipline of four subfields, so a student looking for a school for anthropology should be certain that its department offers her subfield(s) of interest. Regarding suggestions and information you do not seek, there's no need to interpret them cynically when you can simply ignore them.[/quote]
Yes, you stole that exact line from the Vassar website. At some point, you need to stop trolling.[/quote]

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