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Advanced U.S. History 405
Indopondent Study Report~-Fall Quarter

CONTRIBUTARY FACTORS IN THE
OF THE AMERICAN PRG NTI as

Much has been written attri
termination of frontier life hee
(both ethnic and subsidiary) to the Oklahoma 1] -
rush, the invention of barbed wire and simila oe
events occurring between 1890 and later on ‘

However, exhaustive research in

to th
reveals that the approaching halt of thé aetier
wostward thrust could be foreseen at roughly the
Same time as a result of the coming of the

domes
= tic pig to such previously untrammeled areas

Though the subject is seldom touc

ceemeice unpublished source eater tent suntiec
large. size could eell hee ee - oe
Olimination of the buffalo reise ies i
cowboy from tho Great Plains r neaeeninre
—<— cowboy (a classic seontads auanaay arnt”
ae encroached upon by tho new Swine-orionted
< ure, and so was forced off the land by the

rat generation of pigs to grow to maturity

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kab]
pear ee thoy tend to stare at poopie Fisetuace
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A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF SWINE V )

AS IT PERTAINS TO HUMAN BEHAVIORAL

RESPONSE IN OSBORNE COUNTY, KANSAS.

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Zoology by Wilfred Jefired Eftie.

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THE ABSENCE OF RURAL FAUNA AS IT RELATES
TO THE PROLIFERATION OF URBAN DELINQUENCY

| A Thesis Submitted for the Degree of Master of Arts
in Sociology by Wilfred J. Eftie, B.A.--1971

Viewed ompirically, tho sociological discipiina
has accorded scant notice to the absence of rural-
ity as a causation for urban life patterns in gono-
ral, and, more specifically, for the overall spread
of anti-social behavior among the youthful. It is
the intent of this thesis to prove, both through ex-
isting literature and original research, that urban
delinquency is confined chiefly to cities because
of a progressive absence of farm animals in such con-
centrated centers of population.

Indeed, a direct inverse mathematical correla-
tion may be quickly established by the perceptive
student through application of the simple foraula

F = Ps?
H

 

(Felonies equals the square root of People per
Square Mile divided by Hogs).

Though available literature provides few con-
crete figures on either swine density or felonious
crime in the 18th century history of a typical ur-
ban center such as the Bronx, the fact remains that
pigs have very small eyes with which they stare at
people. Furthermore, this staring practice is tho

 

 

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apparent solo factor accountable for tho crime rato
difforential betwoon the Bronx and such traditional
H.H.D. (High Hog Density) areas as Kansas.

Moreover, existing source material fails to nmon-
tion that pigs are born small, but then grow to an
ominously large size. Obviously, this phenomenon
alone would tend to serve as a crime deterrent in
H.H.D. areas.

Finally, in the pages that follow, we shall ex-
plore the role of pig smell (or, conversely, its
absence) in the field of crime detection and many

 

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