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    alright to be weak. It’s alright to let someone in even though you’ve spent your life keeping everyone out. I was born into a family of all men (besides my mother of course). I didn’t play with dolls‚ I played catch. I started martial arts when I was five years old. Being the only daughter and the youngest of three kids‚ my father was (and still is) somewhat over protective. He pretty much drilled into my mind that I shouldn’t have a boyfriend or get married until I was 45. I remember that he used

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    attract the best talent around. Currently‚ the band consists of four musicians: Slick Joe Fick playing bass‚ J.D. Simo ripping the electric guitar‚ Artie Alinikoff on drums‚ and the famous Don Kelley at lead guitar. Of the four‚ J.D. Simo is the youngest at just 24 years‚ but is by far the most talented. At just the age of

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    benefit us all. The first problem that contributes to adolescent cosmetic surgery is pressure from the media. I’m sure you’ve heard of Heidi Montag - MTV’s “The Hills” star‚ who took away her natural beauty and turned herself into a living Barbie doll. She turned to plastic surgery to “fix” her forehead‚ nose‚ eyebrows‚ chin‚ neck‚ breasts‚ hips‚ thighs‚ lips‚ and ears‚ all in one 10-hour operation (Access Hollywood). With this kind of story exposed to the public‚ who better to know about it than

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    now 75 years old‚ believes she has been blessed everyday of her life. It sounded surprising after I interviewed her to hear how religious and optimistic she is about her life. You see‚ I knew her as my quirky grandmother – who used to crotchet dolls on top of soda bottles‚ or kiss a penny that was heads up on the floor – but I never knew her as who she really was. She was a daughter‚ a mother‚ a lover‚ widow‚ grandmother and a person learning and experiencing life as exciting and joyful every

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    Actress and model. Halle Maria Berry was born August 14th‚ 1966‚ in Cleveland‚ Ohio. The youngest daughter of two girls and was born to Jerome Berry and Judith Hawkins-Berry‚ an interracial couple. Halle and her older sister Heidi spent the first few years of their childhood living in an inner-city neighborhood. Halle’s mother named her after a department store in Ohio she enjoyed shopping at. In the early 1970s‚ Jerome Berry abandoned his wife and children‚ after which Judith moved her

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    as they grow and either resist or give in to the expectations within society. Growing up as little girl‚ my mother would always teach me the social expectations of the feminine roles associated with our tradition. I would always be playing with dolls‚ dressing in skirts‚ putting bows in my hair‚ pretending to be a princess and acting like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz always clicking my sparkly red shoes. However‚ the pressures and expectations of the gender roles associated to your sex are more

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    class family‚ the youngest of four siblings. She maintained a brilliant academic record throughout school. She took part in almost everything‚ from athletics to dance and science modeling. Dreams in Childhood: ‘A strong desire to travel beyond the blue yonder‚ to fly into the heavens and touch the stars some day .......’ was all that Kalpana Chawla dreamt of even as a child. Even as a young girl she preferred to sketch and paint airplanes than dress up her Barbie dolls. A

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    In the 1860’s slavery was abolished. African Americans had been labeled as rapists‚ killers‚ and even compared to demons. It took hundreds of years for people to realize what they were doing was wrong. How long will it take for America to see that we are treating the LGBT+ community horribly? How many more years before we regret not treating them with the respect they deserve. In the United States‚ the topic of LGBT+ rights has become quite the controversy‚ conflicts like transgender bathroom laws

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    gender role‚ performing good or bad deeds‚ and being famous. Albert Bandura: A Legacy in Psychology Biography Albert Bandura was born on December 4‚ 1925 in Mudare‚ which is a small town in Alberta‚ Canada. He is the only male and youngest of six children. His sisters took it upon themselves to hearten young Albert to be individualistic and self-sufficient. Because he grew up in a small and rural town‚ education had its limitations. In spite of the limitations his schooling situation

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    [not sure about the spelling of this word] of feminine identity tout court‚ represented in her pictures as a potentially limitless range of masquerades‚ roles‚ projections" (Sobieszek 229). Although she is originally from New Jersey‚ Cindy was the youngest of five and spent her childhood in Long Island. Her favorite pastime was dressing in costumes and spending hours in front of a mirror in various poses. She was‚ indeed‚ self-involved. (Schjeldahl 7). Cindy Sherman attended the state University

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