Summary Of Hunger, A. J. SR: The Cute Factor
Hunger, A.J. SR “The Cute Factor”
Background The author, Natalie Angrier, is one of many successful graduates of Barnard College. According to barnard.edu, the college was founded in 1889. It was the first college in New York City that allowed women the opportunity to obtain a liberal arts degree. It was also one of a select few universities in the world that allowed that same opportunity. Many of Barnard’s graduates, have been leaders in the fields of art, business, government, and science. They have also been activists in a plethora of causes. Today, the college is one of the best all women colleges in the United States. The college also is now an affiliate with Columbia University. This university will always have an uniqueness about it that very few other universities can match. What kind of degrees does a college like this offer? What are the admission standards for this college? Would anyone in the Scottsburg High School Class of 2015 qualify to go there? Would any of the class of 2015 want to go there?
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The article talks about how humans are effected by babies, and animals that our minds find similar to babies. The article uses the examples of the panda bear cub, and the manatee. Different parts of our culture are affected by the way people think of cuteness. Cuteness has an effect on clothing, cars, toys, and movies. In Japan, cuteness is used to soften the surroundings, and business life there. It also has an effect on the brain that is similar to drugs which explains the way being around a baby can make a person feel. Overall, cuteness changes with time, and someday it may change yet
Background The author, Natalie Angrier, is one of many successful graduates of Barnard College. According to barnard.edu, the college was founded in 1889. It was the first college in New York City that allowed women the opportunity to obtain a liberal arts degree. It was also one of a select few universities in the world that allowed that same opportunity. Many of Barnard’s graduates, have been leaders in the fields of art, business, government, and science. They have also been activists in a plethora of causes. Today, the college is one of the best all women colleges in the United States. The college also is now an affiliate with Columbia University. This university will always have an uniqueness about it that very few other universities can match. What kind of degrees does a college like this offer? What are the admission standards for this college? Would anyone in the Scottsburg High School Class of 2015 qualify to go there? Would any of the class of 2015 want to go there?
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The article talks about how humans are effected by babies, and animals that our minds find similar to babies. The article uses the examples of the panda bear cub, and the manatee. Different parts of our culture are affected by the way people think of cuteness. Cuteness has an effect on clothing, cars, toys, and movies. In Japan, cuteness is used to soften the surroundings, and business life there. It also has an effect on the brain that is similar to drugs which explains the way being around a baby can make a person feel. Overall, cuteness changes with time, and someday it may change yet