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    Female Stipend Program

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    The Female Stipend Program (FSP) was created in 1982 in Bangladesh with an objective to maximize the number of attendance of girls in secondary education. The objective was to reduce dependency of girls on their parents and establish their rights in the decision making process in their family. Secondary education is a stage of education following primary education and is a very important chapter of a child’s life crycle. It provides knowledge on global economy‚ civil skills and social cohesion.

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    Female Selective Service

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    dictates that all male persons in the United States between the age of eighteen and twenty-five‚ documented or undocumented‚ must register for selective service within thirty days of their eighteenth birthday. (sss.gov) When it comes to the question of female selective service‚ two groups arise with two very different answers to this not-so-simple policy question. Some people believe that the answer is yes‚ the draft should include women‚ and that

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    on varsity.  In a poll on Debate.org‚ there is a page for the question: “Should females be allowed to play football?” and everyday people can vote either yes or no and then leave a comment on their opinions.  82% of people agree that women should be able to play football if they desire to. An argument that one person that stayed anonymous was “it is sexist to not let women decide what they can and can’t do‚ we females know ourselves and what we are able to do‚ also america is trying to stop sexism

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    Hatshepsut Female Pharaoh

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    Hatshepsut‚ female pharaoh of the eighteenth Dynasty. Hatshepsut is the wife and half-sister to Thutmose II‚ Hatshepsut took over the thrown for her stepson/nephew. It was Hatshepsut right to succeed her father after him and crowed “king” of Egypt in 1473 B.C. After the death of her half-brother/husband‚ Hatshepsut took over the thrown since Thutmose II child was underage. Hatshepsut legitimacy was formed from her father and includes all the social interest in politics. During‚ her time as ruler

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    expectations as well as their own self-inflicted acts of duty and image. It could also be argued that characters in both novels are overseen by powerful‚ unreliable narrators; in Water’s case‚ a male doctor‚ Faraday and in McEwan’s an upper-class female‚ Briony. In ’Atonement’‚ McEwan’s empowered narrator Briony Tallis‚ uses ‘her powers of all the powerful and dangerous work of the imagination’ to control the novels twists and turns‚ with her ‘desire to have the world just so’. However the author’s

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    Comparison between Female Characters in Beowulf Beowulf‚ the Old English epic tells the story of one brave hero and his battles against evil monsters. The poem deals with mostly masculine elements like fight descriptions‚ depictions of armor and long inspiring speeches. However‚ the women characters in the epic also have important roles and they are far from being superficial‚ as it may seem at first. There are several female figures in Beowulf; this paper will focus on three of them- queen Wealhtheow

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    archaic and primitive desires. Females have often had to repress these desires more than males. Males have been the dominating species throughout history and have expected women to repress their nature. For the most part‚ females kept their place in society and played their role but there were some who broke the norm. There have been serious consequences for females who have attempted to liberate themselves‚ especially when they attempt to do so sexually. Females have the ability to achieve their

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    Female Attorney Case

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    In this case study‚ it appeared that the female attorney decided to take things in her own hand instead of doing the right thing and filing a grievance in the employee relations department. As an attorney‚ she should have been more aware of her employee rights. The way that she was treated was very unfair and unprofessional and there could have been a different outcome if she had properly thought the situation through. When the attorney was hired‚ the fact that she was a parent should not have

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    Make a list of all of the female characters in Gilgamesh. Write a brief description of each and what she does in the story. Can you get any general ideas about the roles of women in ancient Sumeria from this? Explain‚ using specific examples from the story. 1. Enkidu -  Companion and friend of Gilgamesh. Hairy-bodied and brawny‚ Enkidu was raised by animals. Even after he joins the civilized world‚ he retains many of his undomesticated characteristics. Enkidu looks much like Gilgamesh and is almost

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    Female Soccer Players

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    Images The popularity of women’s soccer has increased exponentially since the inaugural Women’s World Cup in 1991‚ and with the improved quality of play has come a steady stream of great players over the years. This is our list of the 10 greatest female soccer players ever. Most of these names you’ll recognize‚ whether you’ve followed the game only in America or on the world stage. Who would make your top 10? Let us know in the comments. 10. Kelly Smith Stuart Franklin/Getty Images Highlights:

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