. >> my name is amy tucker and i naturally a 2006 graduate from sumner, sumner fredericksburg, and my capstone class we were for fear seniors for community sociology. also right here for the people like who are those strangers in the back. and i guess we haven't completely read the book yet but we have kind of skimmed through it, and i agree with a lot of what you're saying. i love small town on a lot, but because of opportunities as far as college, that kind of thing, had to leave. however, we were talking and were wondering the kind of implications of the labels you've given like the achievers and the stayers because of the point is to keep people in small-town iowa and to do that as far as people say now i want to be an achiever, isn't that pulling people out more than being a stayers? >> from the point of view of writing this stuff is an incredibly difficult line that you walk when you are trying to describe something. we tried very hard in this book to do several things. one, we had to absolutely respect the confidentiality of the people that spoke with us. so in some cases some

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