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A Gender Nonconformity Experiment: Girls Approaching Men on Campus (560 words, 2 pages)

For our gender nonconformity experiment, we decided to individually approach lone men on campus and try to hit on them and pick them up. We chose this to be our gender nonconformity because women are more likely to be approached by men when they are walking alone. The men usually ... Read More

An Analysis of The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra and 1812 Overture (473 words, 2 pages)

Music Appreciation The Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra and 1812 OvertureSince this piece was written for educational purposes, I didnt have high expectations for it. I thought I hadnt heard it before, but I recognized it from the film Moonrise Kingdom. In that version, theres a narrator explaining the ... Read More

Domestic Fabulism in The Hungry Girls and Other Stories, a Book by Patricia Eakins (1446 words, 5 pages)

Dirt lice are necessary for the circle of lifeThis is a tale that can transport the reader to the land behind the looking glass where one could easily find Franz Kafka dwelling among the hours. This is a mirror of our own world which only seems to be lacking morality, ... Read More

The Problem of Selfishness in The Girl in the House Made by Trees (773 words, 3 pages)

Once upon a time there were two sisters who were as different as night and day. The youngest sister was adventurous and curious. She spent her days in the forest talking with the animals and dancing with the wind. She knew every rock and leaf, and spoke to every bird ... Read More

Feminist Art and the Movement Against Discrimination of Female Artists by the Guerrilla Girls (1777 words, 7 pages)

Weeds and ArtGirls begin to talk and stand on their feet sooner than boys because weeds always grow up more quickly than good crops, was a sentence said by a German friar, priest, professor of theology, and a seminal figure in the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther (The Guerrilla Girls' 1). ... Read More

Using Google in Comparing Various Types of Fanfiction and the Largest Harry Potter Fandom Followed by Young Adults in Addition to the Most Slash Fiction Produced (707 words, 3 pages)

Given the assignment requirement to research a discourse community, I began searching for communities that seemed interesting. While I was searching communities such as truck drivers, competitive video game players, and olympic gymnasts. However, as I continued researching various communities, I began considering the expansive Harry Potter Fandom.I chose this ... Read More

The Efficient and Successful Advertisement of CoverGirl by Using P!NK Through Lovely Nakedness and Nail Polish (1218 words, 5 pages)

P!NK Nudity and Nail PolishJef I. Richards once said, Creative without strategy is called art. Creative with strategy is called advertising. An efficient and successful advertisement is one that reaches out to the consumer and makes them want to buy the intended product displayed in the promotion. Its full of ... Read More

The Impact of the Ideal Female Gender Role on the Identity of Women Portrayed in the Films Mean Girls and The Devil Wears Prada (1585 words, 6 pages)

In a variety of social contexts throughout todays modern world, there exists an idealized female image that is produced and used to fuel a girls desire to transform into this model, gaining both acceptance and popularity, each of which are pertinent to the successful doing of the quintessential female gender ... Read More

The Goals of the Black Lives Matter Movement and Its Importance for Young People (361 words, 2 pages)

Today, there are various social issues that concern people of my age. The issue that, in my opinion, stands out the most is the Black Lives Matter Movement. Even though it is not confined to just one age group, it has an even bigger impact on young adults. The way ... Read More

A Comparison between the Advantages of Exposing Young Children to Tablets and Books (1177 words, 4 pages)

Children are beginning to use modern day technology at a young age these days that pretty soon everything will be on a piece of technology. Children as young as Kindergarten (5 or 6 years old) are having cell phones and tablets, but is it an acceptable plan to introduce this ... Read More

Enhancing Diversity within University of Georgia Community via Self Reflection, Counseling, and Leadership (876 words, 2 pages)

Ive became inspired to become a leader when I witnessed fellow peers spitting out racial slurs towards a Latino and Asian person, telling them to go back to where they came from and throwing objects like pen and erasers at them. Words combined with actions can have quite an impact ... Read More

A Media Reflection On “4 Truths to Remember as ‘Cover Girl’ Goes off Transgender Deep End”, an Article by James Charles Unsupportive of Transgender Movement (783 words, 3 pages)

Media Reflection 1This week we have discussed and read several readings on violence against transgender and non-gendered folk. We are discussing this at a time when the Supreme Court has decided to take on its first transgender case about usage of bathrooms by transgendered people. Sifting through all the articles ... Read More

A Comparison between the Impact of Religious and Nonreligious Upbringing on the Socialization of Young Children (1683 words, 6 pages)

In society, there are many different agents that contribute to socialization. Religion, though not always used, can play a large role in the process of socializing a young child. The morals and belief system produced from using religious influence in socialization can widely affect an individual. Though some do not ... Read More

Literary Canon in Mule by Tony D’souza and The Semplica Girl Diaries by George Saunders (2200 words, 7 pages)

As a woman and a reader, it is not uncommon for me to finish a dozen books before realizing that none of them featured a female protagonist, or a female author. This phenomena is rarely addressed in regards to the literary canon, even though the consequences are straightforward lack of ... Read More

The Stories of the Feminine Murderers in the Film Documentary When Girls Kill (1554 words, 5 pages)

When someone thinks about murderers, the first thought in their braindoesn't look like a teenage girl however, young females do have thecapability of killing someone in cold blood. There are real stories ofyoung girls who are currently in jail because they were involved inmurder. When Girls Kill is a documentary ... Read More

The Social Problems of Female Slaves in Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, an Autobiography of Harriet Jacobs (1092 words, 4 pages)

In Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl Harriet Jacobs has been through trials and tribulations throughout her life as a slave. She goes through phases of being in a happy home, to learning how to read, then to cruel scrutiny of her master, to nearly freedom. During the ... Read More

An Overview of Rose of Sharon and Its Mission in Teaching the Young Generation (2203 words, 7 pages)

Generally, people assume that this generation is doomed. Mothers getting younger, friendships are not what they use to be, and social interaction is made just through phones. People that think like me want to become leaders for the next generation, but do not see how to even make a difference. ... Read More

Training Children at a Young Age in Preparing Minds for Market, an Essay by Jonathan Kozol (1482 words, 4 pages)

Too Young to TrainIn todays world one of the big focuses we have is preparing children for the future. We start them as early as we can looking at different jobs options and then get them looking into colleges they will attend shortly after that. While there is nothing wrong ... Read More

A Personal Reflection on Looking for Alaska, a Young Adult Novel by John Green (701 words, 2 pages)

"Personal Reflection Why you liked this book and are you glad you read it"I read "Looking for Alaska" by John Green. The novel is a teen fiction book written in first person by the main character named Miles "Pudge" Halter. We follow Miles as he grows bored of his meek ... Read More

Advocating the Labor Rights of Young Children Through the Use of Facts in the Speech of Florence Kelly (552 words, 2 pages)

In her speech delivered to the National American Woman Suffrage Association on July 22, 1905, Florence Kelly attempts to convey her message about child labor. In order to effectively advocate the labor rights of young children, Kelley employs the use of facts to establish credibility, rhetorical questions that appeal to ... Read More

Gender Specific Tendencies in My fish! No, my fish! and Girls Will Be Girls (1396 words, 5 pages)

Gender TalesChildren's books, old and new, seem to follow similar patterns in the ways that they are written by the authors whether it is a story about a male character or a female character, boys seem to either do stereotypical male or female things. Likewise, young girls follow the same ... Read More

An Analysis of Themes in The Young King, a Play Adaptation of Nicki Bloom (1035 words, 3 pages)

Slingsbys adaption of the play The Young King was originally written by famous writer and playwright Oscar Wilde, who is very well-known around the world for his uniquely beautiful plays. On March 15, the year 11 drama class went on an excursion to see this play at Rundle Mall. The ... Read More

Analysis of the Satirical and Ironical Elements of the Episode Boys and Girls of the TV Show The Office (773 words, 3 pages)

Satirical humor uses different techniques such as ridicule and irony to criticize or comment on issues going around in society. The TV show The Office is a satirical documentary, or a mockumentary, about the office place. A precise example would be Season 2 episode 15, called Boys and Girls. This ... Read More

Young Goodman Brown’s Meeting With the Devil in Young Goodman Brown by Nathaniel Hawthorne (697 words, 3 pages)

The Great Eye OpeningSo many themes are packed into Nathanial Hawthornes short story, Young Goodman Brown that its nearly impossible to touch on just one, without integrating another. Because there is so much depth and feeling radiating from Hawthornes writing, a reader can get easily confused. I know I myself ... Read More

Early Specialization Among Young People Today as One of the Reasons for the Failure to Acquire a Broad Education (791 words, 2 pages)

Would it be true to say that young people specialize too early today andtherefore fall to acquire a broad education?Education the most powerful weapon for everyone, which comes to help us in every situation of our life. Nowadays the great majority of young generation tends to get serious education. Anyone ... Read More

An Overview of the Anti-Stuttering Program for Young Children, the Lidcombe Program (460 words, 2 pages)

The Lidcombe ProgramThe Lidcombe Program is a well-known and accepted behavioral treatment approach for stuttering in young children. The Lidcombe Program is a type of fluency shaping program with the ultimate goal of eliminating stuttering entirely. The program focuses on behavioral feedback provided in response to a child's fluent speech. ... Read More

An Overview of the Painful Chronic Disease in Women and Girls, Endometriosis and Its Treatments (1494 words, 7 pages)

Conclusion Endometriosis is a painful chronic disease that affects millions of women and girls worldwide, even though there is no medical cure to get rid of endometriosis there are treatments to help the patients live their lives with the least amount of pain possible. AbstractAccording to the Endometriosis Association, endometriosis ... Read More

The Ethics in Counseling an Abortion Case and Gay Adoption Case (1511 words, 5 pages)

Abortion First, I would seek to have a counseling session with the daughter forthe trauma she underwent from the rape case. Being an adult, she has alegal right to make a decision that suits her best. It is important thatthe parents understand that they need to help her make the ... Read More

A Review of Ernest Cline’s Young Adult Novel Ready Player One (1312 words, 4 pages)

Ernest Clines Ready Player One is an innovative and intellectual young adult novel released in 2011. This sci-fi story recounts the quest of an ordinary teenager named Wade Watts who relies on an extremely advanced virtual world, OASIS, to live out most of his life he attends school, hangs out ... Read More

The Issue of a Mandatory National Service and the Main Purpose of Preparing Young Men to Protect Their Country (688 words, 3 pages)

It is possible to say that the army is an incredibly important concept in the United States. The fact that this country spends more money on military than the most developed and militarized countries combined makes it possible to say it is a major phenomenon in the country (Pgpf.org). As ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013