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    Why girls are better than boys? It seems like girls have always been smarter than boys. Throughout the years girls have proven to excel with their brains. For example‚ a woman was the one to discover DNA instead of a boy. Girls are hard workers‚ mature individuals‚ and more aware than any boy has dreamed of being. Being hard working is just something most females are. They work hard to keep themselves organized. For example‚ my mom has always been the one to scold me for having an unorganized

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    The Boys and Girls Clubs The boys and girls club have been serving children for 150 years. They have given their helping hand to millions of kids worldwide. The Boys and Girls club’s mission has always been “To enable all young people‚ especially those who need us most‚ to reach their full potential as productive‚ caring‚ responsible citizens.” The Boys and Girl’s club was formed to assist underprivileged children or children who do not live in the best environment. This organization possesses

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    Getting Serious About Boy-Girl Relationships in Islam My very dear young Muslim brothers and sisters I have something of extreme importance to talk to you about. I want to tell you some things about boy-girl relationships‚ sex‚ and marriage. I know these are very personal and delicate matters for discussion‚ but given how essential they are to your life‚ to the whole Muslim Ummah‚ and to the future of Islam as our way of life these are matters we must discuss. In Islam it has been made

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    The story “Boys and Girls” is about an eleven year old girl that is having a difficult time accepting that she is “only a girl” (148). The narrator‚ the unnamed girl‚ lives on a fox farm with her parents and younger brother‚ Laird. Throughout the story the narrator has a difficult time accepting that there is a difference between being a girl and a boy. She does not see that there is a difference at all because she helps her father in a boy’s role. The girl doesn’t recognize that a change is happening

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    WHY GIRLS AND BOYS SHOULD’NT PLAY SPORTS TOGETHER! Girls and boys should not be in co-ed teams due to the injuries‚ fighting‚ social issues and the difference in both sexes performance. Another issue is the misunderstandings during physical contact sports‚ like football‚ rugby‚ lacrosse and hockey. Therefore girls and boys should not play sports together because it complicates and presents an unsafe environment. Usually when boys and girls play sports together major injuries occur‚ especially

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    unfairness between male and female‚ such as sexism: some girls do not do better in the real world‚ even though they do better in school than boys. It is no doubt that there are biological differences between man and woman. As we know that the development of bones‚ muscles and nerves in baby girls is faster than boys‚ so girls show more intelligence than boys at early age. Perhaps it is the reason why girls usually do better in school than boys. Another cause is our society. Even though the federal

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    Expectations For Boys and Girls Expectations for boys and girls are extremely high in today’s society. A lot of people feel pressure in today’s society and so much so that some people feel the need to take their own lives. Some people are able to rise above societies expectations‚ but that is incredibly hard to do and not everybody is strong enough to overcome that. The pressures of society follow everyone everywhere and different people must handle it in different ways. Expectations for girls are a lot

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    because I had never volunteered before. I did know that we were to assist the children with their homework. Nevertheless‚ I enjoyed volunteering and I will continue to go to the Boys and Girls Club. This experience taught me to be open-minded about trying new things. The life experience of the population served by the Boys and Girls Club was similar to me because they have a diverse amount of nationalities. When I volunteered there were at least four or five different nationalities within our group of

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    My time at Boys &Girls club has been amazing and very fun to keep coming back to the Club every single day. I have been member of the Sonny Callahan Boys & Girls Club for four years and I will keep coming to the Club as long as I living because I love the Club it’s like another home to me. I want my kids to come to the Boys & Girls Club so they can have the amazing experience that the Club gave me. The most important contribution the Club has made my academic better by having good staff members that

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    Boys and Girls Theme In her story‚ Boys and Girls‚ Alice Munro depicts the hardships and successes of the rite of passage into adulthood through her portrayal of a young narrator and her brother. Through the narrator‚ the subject of the profound unfairness of sex-role stereotyping‚ and the effect this has on the rites of passage into adulthood is presented. The protagonist in Munro’s story‚ unidentified by a name‚ goes through an extreme and radical initiation into adulthood‚ similar to that of

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